Mark Wahlberg: There's still work to be done on the gender pay gap
- 6 years ago
Mark Wahlberg is not feeling the good vibrations as he claims there's "a long way to go" before the gender pay gap is fully closed.
The 46-year-old actor became the centre of a pay gap scandal last year when he was paid $1.5 million to film reshoots for 'All The Money In The World', compared to the $1000 his co-star Michelle Williams was given, after the movie's leading actor Kevin Spacey was replaced amid accusations of making sexual advances towards actor Anthony Rapp.
Mark donated his fee for the reshoots to the Time's Up movement, and has now said that he thinks there's still a lot of work to be done before scandals like that one are a thing of the past.
Speaking to 'Extra', he said: "We want to continue to make sure that everybody feels that we're having equal opportunity and equal pay for everybody.
Way to go Mark!
The 46-year-old actor became the centre of a pay gap scandal last year when he was paid $1.5 million to film reshoots for 'All The Money In The World', compared to the $1000 his co-star Michelle Williams was given, after the movie's leading actor Kevin Spacey was replaced amid accusations of making sexual advances towards actor Anthony Rapp.
Mark donated his fee for the reshoots to the Time's Up movement, and has now said that he thinks there's still a lot of work to be done before scandals like that one are a thing of the past.
Speaking to 'Extra', he said: "We want to continue to make sure that everybody feels that we're having equal opportunity and equal pay for everybody.
Way to go Mark!