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Originally Posted by driveway
Feature films almost never actually have any 'net' profits. This includes monster blockbusters like Transformers. They make huge amounts of 'gross' profit, but this money all has already been designated to cover certain 'costs' (producer salaries, studio bankroll, etc.) If you're ever involved in a film and are offered a portion of 'net' profits, laugh in the face of whomever is offering it to you, 'cause it's a sucker's deal. Offer to forgo your 'net' profits for an executive producer credit. You won't get any more money, but it looks better on the resume.
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I agree which is why I mentioned lucky in regards to the producers and idiots in regards to Feldman.
The thing that I most garnered from the Corey and Corey reality show is that they still think they are relevant and have talent and that they are both huge idiots.
When talking about this project in particular they both came across as thinking it would be a huge success and something that the public was wanting to see.