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Demi Moore Reflects on Controversial ‘Striptease’ Pay: ‘Why Should I Not Get Equal to What I Deserve?’

Demi Moore is looking back on the controversy that flared up after she became the highest-paid woman in Hollywood for ‘Striptease,’ which left her wondering, ‘Why should I not get equal to what I deserve?’

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The actress, who became the best paid woman in Hollywood at the time, spoke of the stigma she carried for that film.

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Demi Moore talks about her record gage for "Striptease" and reveals why she has never seen herself as a fighter. Demi Moore (63) once again commented on her historical gage for the film "Striptease" (1996). According to "People" magazine, the demand for equal pay had never been a fight against Hollywood for her, said the US actress at the Inspiration Awards of the organization Step Up in Los Angeles. According to Moore, talking to moderator Dani…

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Demi Moore has reflected on her experiences with the gender pay gap in Hollywood, nearly 30 years after being named the highest-paid actress. Speaking at the Inspiration Awards, Moore recalled her decision to demand a pay raise that she felt was appropriate for her work. She described the moment as a matter of justice. "I think language is really important. When we perceive something as a fight, that stance of opposition breeds further oppositio…

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[OSEN=Reporter Choi Yi-jeong] Hollywood actress Demi Moore (63) has opened up about the storm of criticism she faced during the time she held the record for the highest salary for an actress and the gender pay gap. According to a recent report by the American entertainment media outlet People, Demi Moore attended the 'Step Up 2026 Inspiration Awards' held in Los Angeles on the 25th of last month and [discussed] equal pay in Hollywood

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