Dying to be on screen
"$136 a day, including lunch from Kraft Services." It's not easy being a dead body.
posted by Andrew Losowsky at 11:49 AM
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
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1 Comments:
I have to believe that actors playing corpses on shows like "Six Feet Under" got more than $136 and lunch.
Many of them had speaking roles. They got up from the embaliming table and had conversations with the morticians.
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