Joely Richardson is talking about ageism in Hollywood and how she had to pivot to start getting work again.
The Nip/Tuck alum was a guest on ITV’s This Morning, where she opened up about all the projects she’s currently involved in, such as Netflix’s The Gentlemen and One Day and Disney+’s Renegade Nell.
Although Richardson has a lot of work now, it wasn’t always like that, and the actress noticed a change after she turned 50. Richardson recalled that when her agent “retired young to be with her mom,” she was looking for a new agent and didn’t find much luck.
“I went to get another agent, and it was like no one wanted me,” she told the morning show co-hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley. “And so, even though I had Golden Globe nominations, and blah, blah, blah, zero people wanted a woman...
The Nip/Tuck alum was a guest on ITV’s This Morning, where she opened up about all the projects she’s currently involved in, such as Netflix’s The Gentlemen and One Day and Disney+’s Renegade Nell.
Although Richardson has a lot of work now, it wasn’t always like that, and the actress noticed a change after she turned 50. Richardson recalled that when her agent “retired young to be with her mom,” she was looking for a new agent and didn’t find much luck.
“I went to get another agent, and it was like no one wanted me,” she told the morning show co-hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley. “And so, even though I had Golden Globe nominations, and blah, blah, blah, zero people wanted a woman...
- 3/27/2024
- by Armando Tinoco
- Deadline Film + TV
While some strides have been made in recent years, pay inequity in Hollywood remains a hot-topic issue for actresses. Despite efforts to align pay in the studio system, pay still tends to be based on gender and hew in favor of male actors. And so, Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman (“The Favourite”) isn’t holding back. In a recent interview with CNN’s “The Amanpour Hour,” Colman was quick to point out that even with forward advancements in the industry, she’d still be making a lot more money if she was a man.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say [men] drew in the audiences,” Colman told CNN in a recent interview (via EW) with veteran journalist/host Christine Amanpour.
Continue reading Olivia Colman Blasts Hollywood Pay Inequality: “If I Was Oliver Colman, I’d Be Earning A...
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say [men] drew in the audiences,” Colman told CNN in a recent interview (via EW) with veteran journalist/host Christine Amanpour.
Continue reading Olivia Colman Blasts Hollywood Pay Inequality: “If I Was Oliver Colman, I’d Be Earning A...
- 3/25/2024
- by Christopher Marc
- The Playlist
The issue of gender has been one of the hottest topics in the entertainment industry for years now. And while it was normal for male stars to be paid significantly more than female stars back in the days, women today are fighting for equal pay without any gender-related prejudice, which is absolutely great and a necessity. And while there are some brilliant examples, the situation still isn’t great, and there are still some major issues in this aspect.
Recently, CNN sat down for a talk with Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman, who gave an interview to the network’s Christiane Amanpour as part of her show called The Amanpour Hour. The two of them discussed numerous topics, but one of the more interesting ones that was talked about was pay inequality based on gender, which is what we have talked about in the introduction.
Amanpour asked Colman about the issue,...
Recently, CNN sat down for a talk with Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman, who gave an interview to the network’s Christiane Amanpour as part of her show called The Amanpour Hour. The two of them discussed numerous topics, but one of the more interesting ones that was talked about was pay inequality based on gender, which is what we have talked about in the introduction.
Amanpour asked Colman about the issue,...
- 3/25/2024
- by Arthur S. Poe
- Fiction Horizon
Olivia Colman, who earned an Oscar for her role as Queen Anne in 2018’s The Favourite, recently addressed the pay disparity that still exists in Hollywood in a candid interview with CNN’s The Amanpour Hour.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Crown actress told host Christiane Amanpour. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades, but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay...
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Crown actress told host Christiane Amanpour. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades, but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay...
- 3/25/2024
- by Althea Legaspi
- Rollingstone.com
Olivia Colman got candid about the gender pay disparity in Hollywood during a recent appearance on CNN’s “The Amanpour Hour.”
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” Colman said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades, but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
Host Christiane Amanpour then asked Colman if she has experienced pay disparity herself, despite being an Oscar winner.
“I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman, I’d be earning a fuck of a lot more than I am,” “The Crown” star said in response. “I know of one pay disparity, which is a 12,000% difference. Do the maths, I know.”
Colman and “Wicked Little Letters” director Thea Sharrock were guests on...
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” Colman said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades, but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
Host Christiane Amanpour then asked Colman if she has experienced pay disparity herself, despite being an Oscar winner.
“I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman, I’d be earning a fuck of a lot more than I am,” “The Crown” star said in response. “I know of one pay disparity, which is a 12,000% difference. Do the maths, I know.”
Colman and “Wicked Little Letters” director Thea Sharrock were guests on...
- 3/24/2024
- by Michaela Zee
- Variety Film + TV
Olivia Colman has enjoyed one of the most acclaimed acting runs of the past decade, winning an Oscar for “The Favorite” in 2019 and receiving nominations for “The Father” and “The Lost Daughter” in addition to playing Queen Elizabeth II on “The Crown.” But the English actress doesn’t feel like her compensation has caught up to her success.
In a new appearance on CNN’s “The Amanpour Hour,” Colman shared her thoughts about gender equality in Hollywood, explaining that she feels many actresses are still underpaid despite being larger box office draws than their male colleagues.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” Colman said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.
In a new appearance on CNN’s “The Amanpour Hour,” Colman shared her thoughts about gender equality in Hollywood, explaining that she feels many actresses are still underpaid despite being larger box office draws than their male colleagues.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” Colman said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.
- 3/24/2024
- by Christian Zilko
- Indiewire
Olivia Colman is speaking out about the gender pay gap in Hollywood.
The 50-year-old Oscar and Emmy-winning actress has starred in so many memorable projects, such as The Crown, The Lost Daughter, and Wonka.
Olivia recently commented on her experience as a woman in the film industry and how she believes her career earnings would differ if she were a man.
Keep reading to find out more…
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Favourite star told Christiane Amanpour on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
As for how the pay gap has impacted her personally, Olivia stated, “I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman,...
The 50-year-old Oscar and Emmy-winning actress has starred in so many memorable projects, such as The Crown, The Lost Daughter, and Wonka.
Olivia recently commented on her experience as a woman in the film industry and how she believes her career earnings would differ if she were a man.
Keep reading to find out more…
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Favourite star told Christiane Amanpour on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
As for how the pay gap has impacted her personally, Olivia stated, “I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman,...
- 3/24/2024
- by Just Jared
- Just Jared
Oscar-winning actress Olivia Coleman has talked about the pay disparity in Hollywood and shared that she would make way more money if she were a man. Coleman was a guest on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour.
The actress said: “Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences.”
Coleman added: “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
When asked if she had pay disparity despite her accolades in the industry.
“I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman, I’d be earning a lot more than I am,” she said.
“I know of one pay disparity, which is a 12,000 per cent difference.”
Colman is the latest Hollywood star to call out the inequalities in wages.
The actress said: “Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences.”
Coleman added: “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
When asked if she had pay disparity despite her accolades in the industry.
“I’m very aware that if I was Oliver Colman, I’d be earning a lot more than I am,” she said.
“I know of one pay disparity, which is a 12,000 per cent difference.”
Colman is the latest Hollywood star to call out the inequalities in wages.
- 3/24/2024
- by Agency News Desk
- GlamSham
Olivia Colman is getting candid about pay disparity in Hollywood, saying she would make a “fuck of a lot more” if she were a male actor.
The actress-producer opened up about the inequalities in wages that she has experienced in the film and television industry during a recent appearance on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Crown actress said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
Host Christiane Amanpour proceeded to ask Colman if she has faced pay disparity herself, despite being an Oscar-winning actress who has starred in dozens of popular projects, including The Favourite, Hearstopper, The Father and The Lost Daughter.
The actress-producer opened up about the inequalities in wages that she has experienced in the film and television industry during a recent appearance on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” The Crown actress said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
Host Christiane Amanpour proceeded to ask Colman if she has faced pay disparity herself, despite being an Oscar-winning actress who has starred in dozens of popular projects, including The Favourite, Hearstopper, The Father and The Lost Daughter.
- 3/24/2024
- by Carly Thomas
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Olivia Colman is opening up about the pay disparity in Hollywood and says that she would make way more money if she were a man.
The Oscar winner was a guest on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour, where she talked to host Christiane Amanpour about the inequalities in pay she experienced in the film and TV industry.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” the Oscar-winner star said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
When Amanpour asked if she had pay disparity despite her multiple accolades in the industry starring in films like The Favorite and Accused, as well as television shows like The Crown, Broadchurch and Hearstopper.
“I...
The Oscar winner was a guest on CNN’s The Amanpour Hour, where she talked to host Christiane Amanpour about the inequalities in pay she experienced in the film and TV industry.
“Don’t get me started on the pay disparity, but male actors get paid more because they used to say they drew in the audiences,” the Oscar-winner star said. “And actually, that hasn’t been true for decades but they still like to use that as a reason to not pay women as much as their male counterparts.”
When Amanpour asked if she had pay disparity despite her multiple accolades in the industry starring in films like The Favorite and Accused, as well as television shows like The Crown, Broadchurch and Hearstopper.
“I...
- 3/24/2024
- by Armando Tinoco
- Deadline Film + TV
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