Bryce Dallas Howard recently revealed the difference between his salary and Chris Pratt’s salary in the second “Jurassic World” movie. A high gap according to the actor, who adds that his colleague has done everything to reduce this imbalance.
In 2018, we learned that Bryce Dallas Howard’s salary for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the second installment of the prehistoric saga, was $8 million, compared to her male co-star Chris Pratt’s $10 million. Today, the actor, St Interview with InsiderIt shows that these figures are false and that the pay gap is actually much higher.
“What came out is really interesting because I paid less than what was said, a lot less.”Claire Dearing’s interpreter says. “When I started negotiating for Saga, it was in 2014 and it was a different world. Which was a big disadvantage for me. And unfortunately, you sign three films and the contracts close.”
Still, Bryce Dallas Howard wants to emphasize how much Chris Pratt has done to balance the scales. “All I can say is that he and I discussed it all.”he says. “And whenever there was an opportunity to shake things up, things that hadn’t been negotiated yet, like a video game or a Jurassic World attraction, he’d be straight up like, ‘Don’t worry, I’m the one who handles all the negotiations.’ We will be paid the same. Don’t think about it, Bryce.”
“I love Chris so much for that”concludes the actor. “I really love it for that, because I was paying more for that stuff than I ever paid for a movie.”
Jurassic World: The World After, the third installment in the franchise that launched in 2015, is still in theaters. The feature film attracted nearly 3.5 million viewers in France.
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