Ashley Greene is wanting again at her Twilight days—and no, it wasn’t precisely a monetary windfall at first.
Regardless that she helped launch one of many largest teen movie franchises of the 2000s, her paycheck for the primary film was much more “small indie movie” than “field workplace blockbuster.”
“On the time, I assumed it was so much. However no, I feel we had Schedule F,” Greene, now 38, mentioned through the April 8 episode of the Within You podcast with Michael Rosenbaum.
The actor revealed her wage for taking part in the fashionable and psychic vampire Alice Cullen within the authentic 2008 film was round $65,000.
For these not deep in Hollywood lingo, “Schedule F” refers to a contract that units a flat charge for an actor, no matter what number of days they’re on set. Mainly, it’s a hard and fast test, no bonus for additional sparkle time.
Greene didn’t spill an excessive amount of extra on the monetary facet, however followers of the saga is likely to be stunned to be taught that her paycheck was a far cry from what main stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson reportedly earned.
As Bella and Edward, they have been mentioned to have pulled in round $2 million every for his or her first look within the Twilight universe.
Nonetheless, issues bought higher with time.
Greene confirmed her wage improved with every sequel. “Peter Facinelli … as a result of he had been established,” she shared, noting that even some supporting forged members made extra at first.
“However all the individuals who hadn’t achieved a lot [got paid less].”
Greene remained a relentless presence all through all the saga, taking part in Alice throughout all 5 movies—New Moon, Eclipse, and each elements of Breaking Daybreak.
And whereas her early wage may not have screamed “immortal riches,” her function within the cultural phenomenon clearly left a long-lasting mark—and, finally, a much bigger test.
