He just became my favorite actor.

Good for him.

Nah, but I'll watch whatever he makes going forward

My reply was a Friday night humor. Poor as it was.

Here's a funny video I think you will enjoy (absolutely zero to do with the post - sorry. I had just watched it)

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and Cooper got 9% (of the "talent budget&quot . 77% of what he got is hardly "nothing".

Those numbers (if they're from the same article I'm thinking of) come from the Hollywood Reporter, which doesn't actually know, but guesses.

Cooper and Lawrence actually know each other pretty well (IIRC they dated at some point there?) so I'd assume they talked about that at some point.

But, yeah: I might call a 23% payout from what I make "practically nothing" even though it still would put me in the worldwide 1% (which starts at $34K per year).

See: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/12/12/exclusive-sony-hack-reveals-jennifer-lawrence-is-paid-less-than-her-male-co-stars.html

Whereas Cooper and Lawrence are in a much better place to talk about that.

Corporations lie internally almost as much as they do externally.

Now if he can do a couple of horror movies I will really take him seriously. Just kidding, well not about the movies. But, about the part where that is a consideration of taking him seriously. This is way cool.

I do agree this is a good starting point for him.

I think it was all the swooning which isn't really his fault. But, it does annoy me. How about liking someone because they are a good person and not because they look good with their shirt off.

But AFAIK this really is about him listening to Jennifer Lawrence's point.

And he actually has a good plan for dealing with the problem. He is a very smart man.

I think it was called Case 39. R. Zellweger was in it too.

It wasn't very good though. Though that seemed to be the script's fault.

Orphan was a lot better.

I love B movies and Recursion said the script wasn't very good, so that is right up my alley.