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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: ieffinhatecardio on June 27, 2006, 09:29:55 AM
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Seeing Palumbo on Conan made me wonder what kind of income these guys can generate doing this kind of work. I know that a lot depends on the role, if the part calls for dialogue or just standing there and whether or not they're members of the SAG. I think there's a minimum of $1,800 a day for SAG members.
I remember in the movie "The Cell" with Jennifer Lopes there was a scene with a female bodybuilder and of course Chick does done television work.
How much money do some of these guys make in hollywood?
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They're given first pick in the lost & found box.
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Sylvester Stallone:
Avenging Angelo (2002) $20,000,000
D-Tox (2002) $20,000,000
Driven (2001) $20,000,000
Get Carter (2000) $20,000,000
Cop Land (1997) $60,000
Daylight (1996) $20,000,000
Assassins (1995) $20,000,000
Judge Dredd (1995) $20,000,000
The Specialist (1994) $15,000,000
Demolition Man (1993) $15,000,000
Cliffhanger (1993) $15,000,000
Oscar (1991) $15,000,000
Rocky V (1990) $15,000,000
Tango & Cash (1989) $15,000,000
Lock Up (1989) $15,000,000
Rambo III (1988) $15,000,000
Over the Top (1987) $12,000,000
Rocky IV (1985) $15,000,000
Staying Alive (1983) $10,000,000
First Blood (1982) $3,500,000
Rocky III (1982) $10,000,000
Rocky (1976) $23,000
Death Race 2000 (1975) $1,000/week
The Party at Kitty and Stud's (1970) $200
and thats not even all of his movies..
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Uh, yeah, maybe I didn't make the subject line wasn't clear enough for you alexxx.
Bodybuilders, not actors. Sylvester Stallone isn't and never was a bodybuilder, please don't get Arnold's salary per movie list either.
Thank you.
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Uh, yeah, maybe I didn't make the subject line wasn't clear enough for you alexxx.
Bodybuilders, not actors. Sylvester Stallone isn't and never was a bodybuilder, please don't get Arnold's salary per movie list either.
Thank you.
Hey dumbass Sylverster Stallone has been building his body for longer than you have been straight!
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Sylvester Stallone:
Avenging Angelo (2002) $20,000,000
D-Tox (2002) $20,000,000
Driven (2001) $20,000,000
Get Carter (2000) $20,000,000
Cop Land (1997) $60,000
Daylight (1996) $20,000,000
Assassins (1995) $20,000,000
Judge Dredd (1995) $20,000,000
The Specialist (1994) $15,000,000
Demolition Man (1993) $15,000,000
Cliffhanger (1993) $15,000,000
Oscar (1991) $15,000,000
Rocky V (1990) $15,000,000
Tango & Cash (1989) $15,000,000
Lock Up (1989) $15,000,000
Rambo III (1988) $15,000,000
Over the Top (1987) $12,000,000
Rocky IV (1985) $15,000,000
Staying Alive (1983) $10,000,000
First Blood (1982) $3,500,000
Rocky III (1982) $10,000,000
Rocky (1976) $23,000
Death Race 2000 (1975) $1,000/week
The Party at Kitty and Stud's (1970) $200
and thats not even all of his movies..
Most of those movies sucked - except for maybe Tango and Cash...
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Sylverster
Who?
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Who?
The one who is trying to eat that little twinky bird. :(
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They're not going to pay a non-speaking apperance the SAG minimum but they might if they're a member of AFTRA but that would probably no more than the minimum. (whatever that is now)
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They're not going to pay a non-speaking apperance the SAG minimum but they might if they're a member of AFTRA but that would probably no more than the minimum. (whatever that is now)
What's AFTRA?
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What's AFTRA?
look it up dumbass.
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look it up dumbass.
You still haven't explained who Sylverster is. Calling someone else a dumbass would have more meaning if you knew how to spell?
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What's AFTRA?
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists "AFTRA"
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American Federation of Television and Radio Artists "AFTRA"
Thanks, I just checked out their website. I would have thought SAG covered television actors.
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They're making peanuts, compare to real athletes
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Many of them belong to the Film Actors Guild.
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;D
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Seeing Palumbo on Conan made me wonder what kind of income these guys can generate doing this kind of work. I know that a lot depends on the role, if the part calls for dialogue or just standing there and whether or not they're members of the SAG. I think there's a minimum of $1,800 a day for SAG members.
I remember in the movie "The Cell" with Jennifer Lopes there was a scene with a female bodybuilder and of course Chick does done television work.
How much money do some of these guys make in hollywood?
that female bodybuilder was the great kim chizvesky...they shot that scene when kim just retired few months after winning ms olympia 1999
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Chick could maybe answer this.
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What hapened to Shawn Ray's acting career? I remember reading in flex that he said it would be a breaze.
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What hapened to Shawn Ray's acting career? I remember reading in flex that he said it would be a breaze.
It was so breezy that it blew right past him.....
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It was so breezy that it blew right past him.....
lol at least it wasn't like Sasha she blew right on him. :-\
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lol at least it wasn't like Sasha she blew right on him. :-\
haha, maybe he blew right on "her" too. hahaha
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dey be gettin paid, yo!!
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What hapened to Shawn Ray's acting career? I remember reading in flex that he said it would be a breaze.
what about levrone? 3 years, havent seen him in anything? has he had any roles?
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what about levrone? 3 years, havent seen him in anything? has he had any roles?
He just finished filming two movies.. so he is doing pretty good I would say. ;)
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They're given first pick in the lost & found box.
sounds about right
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what about levrone? 3 years, havent seen him in anything? has he had any roles?
yes, he had several jelly rolls
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ronnie probably makes about 3 million a year now
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Seeing Palumbo on Conan made me wonder what kind of income these guys can generate doing this kind of work. I know that a lot depends on the role, if the part calls for dialogue or just standing there and whether or not they're members of the SAG. I think there's a minimum of $1,800 a day for SAG members.
I remember in the movie "The Cell" with Jennifer Lopes there was a scene with a female bodybuilder and of course Chick does done television work.
How much money do some of these guys make in hollywood?
It is not close to $1,800 a day. When I was with SAG (a member for 10 years) the minimum when I left was around $568 a day. Due to the new contract, that increased I think every couple years. I am pretty sure the minimum is not more than $700 a day. This is based on up to 8 hours. Anything over that got time and a half to 10 and double after that. You also can get a hazardous pay too. Wearing the makeup like Dave did on that bit on Conan he might have receved that but probably not. NO talk show pays anyone more than $600 an appearance. That is what it used to be just a few years ago. Nearly every top star donates their appearance fee to charity.
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Thanks, I just checked out their website. I would have thought SAG covered television actors.
They do. I am not sure but I thought they consolidated both unions. So if you are a mmeber of one you can be with the other.
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Due to the new contract, that increased I think every couple years. I am pretty sure the minimum is not more than $700 a day. This is based on up to 8 hours. Anything over that got time and a half to 10 and double after that.
How long ago was this? I was a member of SAG for a long time and I was told the 12 hours constituted a full day and anything over was time and a half and Sundays were double time, but you are correct on the minimum pay scale ($700.00 perday).
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They're not going to pay a non-speaking apperance the SAG minimum but they might if they're a member of AFTRA but that would probably no more than the minimum. (whatever that is now)
It doesn't matter if you speak or not when you are SAG to get paid the SAG rate. If you are SAG and you are positoned in frame enough to distinguished clearly it is you, no matter if you speak or not you will get paid the SAG rate. That is very important when they shoot a scene. I have done some odd work when I was seeing this girl who was an actor. I would go to a shoot with her and be asked to be in the background. The PA woudl get on the blow horn and ask if anyone here a member of SAG. I would raise my hand and they would either take me out or move me into the deep background where I couldn't be determined. They were not about to pay a SAG member for a "quickie". It is very touchy when they set up a shot. They asked everyone if they are union (SAG). They do not want to finish shooting a scene or shot and find out later that the guy walking in the background tying his shoe is a SAG member. Cause that guy will demand to get paid and he will get it.
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How long ago was this? I was a member of SAG for a long time and I was told the 12 hours constituted a full day and anything over was time and a half and Sundays were double time, but you are correct on the minimum pay scale ($700.00 perday).
I was a member from 86 to 95' I learned allot about the SAG rules and shit when I went "job corps". WHich was somethign being done in Hawaii where you could work non-union jobs and get union benefits. I got a preach job by the Presidnet of SAG (I can't remember his name right now) back then with a entire SAG handbook mailed to me with signature lines on every page to show I read it. I worked allot of non union in Los Angeles and never got caught. I do a few out here and get nailed big time. I am pretty sure it is 8 hours a day is a full day. Anything over 10 hours was time and a half and anything over 12 was double. I got paid allot of overtime on Dangerous Curves. I mostly did commercials so it wasn't really an issue. I did a Gillette commercial that took 14 hours but it was a buyout so I got paid a flate rate of $8,400 which also included a phot shoot for a billboard and poster. So I am not 100% sure on the overtime thing but I think I am close. But it has been 10 years.
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It doesn't matter if you speak or not when you are SAG to get paid the SAG rate. If you are SAG and you are positoned in frame enough to distinguished clearly it is you, no matter if you speak or not you will get paid the SAG rate. That is very important when they shoot a scene. I have done some odd work when I was seeing this girl who was an actor. I would go to a shoot with her and be asked to be in the background. The PA woudl get on the blow horn and ask if anyone here a member of SAG. I would raise my hand and they would either take me out or move me into the deep background where I couldn't be determined. They were not about to pay a SAG member for a "quickie". It is very touchy when they set up a shot. They asked everyone if they are union (SAG). They do not want to finish shooting a scene or shot and find out later that the guy walking in the background tying his shoe is a SAG member. Cause that guy will demand to get paid and he will get it.
I should have clarified, sorry. I was trying to say I don't think they would waste budget money for a non-speaking part, I would think they would get someone cheaper from AFTRA instead of waisting a couple of days budget...make sense?
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I should have clarified, sorry. I was trying to say I don't think they would waste budget money for a non-speaking part, I would think they would get someone cheaper from AFTRA instead of waisting a couple of days budget...make sense?
AFTRA is basically the same as SAG isn't it. I'm not sure. It was extra to join them I didn't see the need to it. Having the SAG card got through just about anything. AFTRA just includes, voice over, radio, and other stuff. There is the Screen Extras Guild now. So since it is union I am sure they would have to use a union player. Dave has been in enough stuff to earn a card. Plus he lives in New York or close by and obviously he has a pretty good agent since he got the part. They cast those parts like any others. So unless no one else showed up Dave had to have gone against some other BB's I would think. He is smart enough to hire an agent to get him work. He is defintiely one of the smarter BB's out there.