James McAvoy Reveals Movie That Still Earns Him “Bonkers” Residuals—And It's Not What You'd Think
McAvoy said back-end deals rarely pay much, but Split still sends him regular residual checks after a $6 million production and $40 million opening weekend.
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James McAvoy Reveals Movie That Still Earns Him “Bonkers” Residuals—And It's Not What You'd Think
James McAvoy shared which movie in his filmography still earns him the best residuals after a decade, revealing that his first paycheck after the film's release was "bonkers."
James McAvoy Reveals Which Movie Earns Him the Most Residual Money & It’s Not X-Men
James McAvoy has opened up about the unexpected financial rewards he receives from one of his biggest movies The post James McAvoy Reveals Which Movie Earns Him the Most Residual Money & It’s Not X-Men appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
James McAvoy Says His Biggest Movies Aren't Paying What You'd Think
James McAvoy revealed that his biggest movies aren’t paying him what people might expect. The actor added that Split is the only movie that consistently pays him residuals. McAvoy joked about his paycheck as a director and actor during a recent interview. James McAvoy says Split is the only film that consistently pays him residuals […]
James McAvoy says “Split” is the only movie that ‘consistently’ pays him
The actor credits the 2016 M. Night Shyamalan film’s “modest budget” for allowing hefty residual checks. James McAvoy in ‘Split’Credit: Universal Pictures/courtesy Everett CollectionKey PointsJames McAvoy said he gets paid by the movie Split “consistently.” He credited the film’s “modest budget” for allowing the frequent paydays. McAvoy received rave reviews for the M. Night Shyamalan film in 2016.James McAvoy’s interest in the horror movie genr…
James McAvoy makes 'bonkers' residuals reveal as he names lone movie 'consistently' making him money
James McAvoy made a surprising reveal about residuals -- and the lone movie that "consistently" makes him money -- on the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast.
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