Robert Downey Jr paid $1 million per minute for Spider-Man: Homecoming
- 6 years ago
Robert Downey Jr was paid more than $1 million a minute for his role in 'Spider-Man: Homecoming'.
The 53-year-old Hollywood actor appeared in the Marvel movie for eight minutes, but raked up a profit of $10 million, according to figures released by Variety.
On filming the movie, Downey Jr previously said: "I genuinely had a blast. I just love Spider-Man so to me being able to participate in reintroducing Spider-Man to a new generation or giving kind of a really back to, that's why it's called 'Homecoming'."
The 'Iron Man' star is one of the movie industry's most in-demand performers, and it was previously reported he made $40 million for his supporting role in 'Captain America: Civil War', which also starred Chris Evans.
The 53-year-old Hollywood actor appeared in the Marvel movie for eight minutes, but raked up a profit of $10 million, according to figures released by Variety.
On filming the movie, Downey Jr previously said: "I genuinely had a blast. I just love Spider-Man so to me being able to participate in reintroducing Spider-Man to a new generation or giving kind of a really back to, that's why it's called 'Homecoming'."
The 'Iron Man' star is one of the movie industry's most in-demand performers, and it was previously reported he made $40 million for his supporting role in 'Captain America: Civil War', which also starred Chris Evans.