A figure within the reach of few in Hollywood and which demonstrates that the director of Batman: The Dark Knight maintains his legacy with the public.
Nobody doubts it Christopher Nolan He is one of the most important directors in Hollywood today. Obviously, this translates into what he earns for each of his films, and with Oppenheimer about to leave theaters, the director’s multimillion-dollar salary The origin with his last feature film he would have obtained an amazing taking: 115 million dollars (via Espinof).
For some time now, Nolan’s contracts have stipulated that he earn around 20 million dollars per film, to which is added 20% of the income that the production company obtains thanks to him. Revenue is a very important detail, since it is normally linked to the benefits generated by the project, but Nolan’s case is special.
As expected, Nolan imposed this condition on Universal studios to make the film with them, and it is unlikely that the studios were dissatisfied, given that it is estimated that Oppenheimer will leave theaters with a worldwide gross of $950 million (it has currently collected 942 million), of which approximately half belongs to the studio.
This means they will have to pay Nolan 20% of the $475 million, which translates to an additional $95 million. Then there will be more revenue from the sale of streaming rights, the physical format and its broadcast on television, but unfortunately these are values that will never come…
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