Two Grand A Week Per Diem?

Bert45 | 12:26 Wed 06th Jan 2021 | Film, Media & TV

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Jimmy Nail was offered "two thousand dollars a week" to play a role in Evita. He was "just about to moan" when the offer was clarified "per diem". According to Jimmy, this means that the expenses an actor is paid by the film company to cover laundry and meals away from the set, etc, while they're on location. A few days ago I heard Robert Powell mention "per diems" for his first film ,"The Italian Job". Do you know what "$2000 a week per diem" means. Jimmy goes on to say that his actual fee was "well into six figures". Please explain.

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Theland

In BC days, (Before Covid), I used to stop at the local on my way home from shopping for two pints.
I suppose that counts too.

shoota

Well, those Crocodile Shoes are awful expensive, prices are saurian...

Snappy though.

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