235:: While the bulk of the cast usually gets paid by the Actors Guild standard rate of about $ 2,300 per week, famous and bankable film stars can demand fees up to $ 30 million per film, plus perks (trailer, entourage, etc.) and possible gross participation. Sometimes an actor will accept a minimal fee in exchange for a more lucrative share of the profits. Union extras are paid around $ 130 per day (plus extra for overtime or if they provide their own wardrobe), but on a low-budget film non-union extras are paid less, sometimes nothing at all.
109:, or the "grand total", was $ 129.6 million and the net budget for Sony came to $ 111 million after they received a government rebate in Canada that covered a portion of their gross spend (cost) in the amount of just over $ 18 million. Even though Sony's out of pocket for the film was reduced because of the incentive, it does not negate the fact that the actual cost (amount spent during production to make the film) was still $ 129.6 million.
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822:: $ 450,000
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684:: $ 250,000
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642:(2003 film)
606:$ 5,568,388
546:(2000 film)
544:Unbreakable
498:New Zealand
470:U.S. states
438:(WGA), and
188:Unbreakable
85:film studio
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1888:Categories
1850:Turnaround
1815:Box office
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289:film score
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1275:"budget"
1116:29 April
1058:21 April
1003:See also
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1498:process
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131:musical
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102:Pixels
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