Wahlberg Also Made Eight Times Michelle Williams's Salary for 'All the Money'
Michelle Williams
On Saturday  Mark Wahlberg pledged to donate $1.5 million to Time's Up in  Michelle Williams's  name  the amount he was paid to reshoot scenes from All the Money in the World compared to his co-star's $80 per day. But it doesn't change the fact that the actress's salary was still a hell of a lot less than  her  male co-star's for  her  work on the film.
According to the Hollywood Reporter  Williams earned an eighth of Wahlberg's salary for  her  leading role in All the Money in the World  despite the fact that they shared the screen for about the same amount of time. He reportedly took home $5 million  while  she  walked away with just $625 000.
The massive salary difference may not seem that surprising to many female performers in Hollywood  but it's worth noting that Williams has been nominated for four Oscars to Wahlberg's two  as Vulture points out.  She  was also nominated for a Golden Globe for role in the John Paul Getty III biopic.
The pay disparity is a particularly brutal dagger considering how passionate Williams is about the Ridley Scott project.  She  reportedly gave up  her  Thanksgiving to reshoot the scenes with Christopher Plummer  who replaced disgraced actor Kevin Spacey at the last minute.
"I said I'd be wherever they needed me  whenever they needed me "  she  told USA Today. "And they could have my salary  they could have my holiday  whatever they wanted. Because I appreciated so much that they were making this massive effort."
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According to the Hollywood Reporter  Williams earned an eighth of Wahlberg's salary for  her  leading role in All the Money in the World  despite the fact that they shared the screen for about the same amount of time. He reportedly took home $5 million  while  she  walked away with just $625 000.
The massive salary difference may not seem that surprising to many female performers in Hollywood  but it's worth noting that Williams has been nominated for four Oscars to Wahlberg's two  as Vulture points out.  She  was also nominated for a Golden Globe for role in the John Paul Getty III biopic.
The pay disparity is a particularly brutal dagger considering how passionate Williams is about the Ridley Scott project.  She  reportedly gave up  her  Thanksgiving to reshoot the scenes with Christopher Plummer  who replaced disgraced actor Kevin Spacey at the last minute.
"I said I'd be wherever they needed me  whenever they needed me "  she  told USA Today. "And they could have my salary  they could have my holiday  whatever they wanted. Because I appreciated so much that they were making this massive effort."