The actor's pay has been declining, so how much is the actor's pay?

Recently, there has been a heated discussion about reducing the actor's pay, and the actor's pay has also dropped again and again. So how much should the actor's pay be reduced?

How much is appropriate? There are really no detailed standards. After all, different people often have different standards. To be exact, different coffee spots correspond to different price tags. Although the star pay cut caused an uproar some time ago, it was recently reported that the star pay cut was just a cover. Many stars didn't cut their salaries at all, and some even increased their salaries.

Although the news came to nothing later, personally, I think the news is quite reliable. For a star with a big coffee shop, if the director says that he will pay you less, but the star doesn't like it, then if the director still wants someone to watch the film because of the actor, can he disobey the wishes of the actor? Moreover, once people's salaries are reduced, they will still increase their salaries if their coffee spots are large enough. Anyway, there are other actors who get extra pay cuts.

So in fact, it is very likely that the pay of some actors will rise instead of falling. Some people may say that when signing the contract, the salary is really reduced, but who says that the salary given by Tongli is everything?

Many things are often done without anyone seeing them.

There is no standard for how much movie pay is appropriate, but it is undeniable that the pay of stars is too high now, even so high. Many stars are still crying and shouting that they are too hard, saying that their profession is a high-risk industry and advocating less work. This statement is really speechless.

It's not easy to make money as a star, please understand how to make money by moving bricks! One or two hundred a day! This salary is high, and everyone who thinks that the low salary of stars is a high-risk industry is welcome to do it. I'm here to welcome you on behalf of the brick movers.