Despite "Lord of the Rings" success: "Samweis Gamdschie" actor had to sell house
The Lord of the Rings trilogy by director Peter Jackson is one of the most successful productions of all time.
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The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001 to 2003) by director Peter Jackson is one of the most successful productions of all time. Oscar winner Cate Blanchett also spoke about her poor pay in 2024. He tells this in an interview with the British »Guardian«. “There was a discrepancy between the attention I got and the money we had,” the actor said.
Furthermore, In fact, I had to sell my house because I had negotiated such a small sum for the trilogy. Today he is doing very well financially, Astin continued. On Watch What Happens Live, she said, “I basically got free sandwiches.” She was also allowed to keep her elves, said the Galadriel actress.
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The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001 to 2003) by director Peter Jackson is one of the most successful productions of all time.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOscar winner Cate Blanchett also spoke about her poor pay in 2024.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHe tells this in an interview with the British »Guardian«. “There was a discrepancy between the attention I got and the money we had,” the actor said.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn fact, I had to sell my house because I had negotiated such a small sum for the trilogy. Today he is doing very well financially, Astin continued.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn Watch What Happens Live, she said, “I basically got free sandwiches.” She was also allowed to keep her elves, said the Galadriel actress.
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