John Malkovich said he refused to appear in Marvel movies for years before 'Fantastic Four' because the studio 'didn't want to pay me'
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John Malkovich, making his debut in the upcoming 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps,' revealed in an interview that he previously rejected multiple Marvel roles because he wasn't satisfied with the pay offers. He emphasized that his decision was purely financial, saying, 'These films are quite grueling to make...pay me.' Malkovich joined the project primarily to work with director Matt Shakman, with whom he had a previous collaboration. His comments echo sentiments shared by other actors about the influence of pay on their involvement with the Marvel franchise.
Malkovich expressed that he rejected previous Marvel roles due to unsatisfactory pay deals, emphasizing the importance of proper compensation for demanding film work.
He joined 'The Fantastic Four' to collaborate with director Matt Shakman, stating, 'If you don't want to pay me...then I don't want to do it.'
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