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Terrence Howard on How Being Blackmailed Led to Him Losing His Marvel Contract "I was doing Iron Man, out of nowhere that gets taken away. We did a three picture deal with Marvel. $4.5 million for the first one, $7.5-8 million for the second one, $12 million for the... show more

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Terrence was the man. Don never fit the part and was boring.

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Haven’t listened to this but Terrence Howard is an awesome actor!

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This episode is a wild one! (just to warn you)

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The problem is once someone is caught in a lie, I find it difficult to believe anything else they say, especially as it pertains to the very subject they lied about. He previously said Marvel’s original plan was to make his character, War Machine, not Iron Man, the movie franchise character. It was supposed to be him, not RDJ… For anyone who doesn’t understand…that’s like saying Warner Brothers’ plan for the new Batman movie franchise is to push Batman to the background and focus the multimillion dollar franchise…on Robin. I think you can understand…why that definitely…was NEVER Marvel’s plan

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It’s hard out here for a pimp. 😂

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The real iron man

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I think he means Clive Owen, definitely not Clive Davis

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Had I known this happened to Terrence I would have stopped watching the Marvel movies. Now they’re woke, so I’ve stopped anyway. I always wondered why they switched to Don Cheadle. He was nowhere near as good.

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CAP. He got an Oscar nomination, got greedy, and fumbled!

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Arnold Schwarzenegger says Sylvester Stallone spent years making more money than him, so he took a $30,000,000 role he didn’t even like just to finally beat him “I was getting a million dollars for Conan 2, this was 1983. Then I read, Sly just made a deal for $5 million for a movie. I said, what the hell?” “Eventually I got $10 million for Total Recall in ‘89. And Sly signed for $15 million. I’m like, Jesus Christ, I can’t catch up, there was always some number bigger than mine” “Eventually we both ended up at $20 million as our standard. Then I did Batman and Robin where I got $30 million, they really wanted me for the movie but I didn’t want to play the villain. They said, ‘$25 million is petty cash, what’s the matter with you guys?’” “So then, they call me back like a month later and they say we give you $30 million plus we give you points and back end and blah blah blah and I said, okay” “This was kind of my way to pay back for all the tortures over the years that he got more than I did”

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Maduka university Increased my daughter school fees from 3 million to 4.5 million, we can no longer afford the fees, we decided to change school for my daughter, we request for my daughter transcripts’ they said, for them to release the transcript we must pay 2 million. Now we’ve paid the 2 million they still withheld my daughter transcript — lady calls out Maduka University

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Terence Howard says Harvey Weinstein helped him land a much bigger payday for Iron Man by making a fake $3.5 million offer, then having him reject it so Marvel would see that as his market value. “My quote at the time was around $60,000 a movie. Harvey said, ‘I’m going to offer you $3.5 million for this film. You’re going to decline it in writing, and that’s going to be your quote for Marvel.’” “Once I turned it down, my agent could take that paperwork to Marvel and say, ‘This is what he’s being offered.’” “Harvey didn’t have to pay me the $3.5 million. He was just helping me.”

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“There was a time we had 90 million turnover and we had to pay back 22 million per year for the stadium, I couldn’t sleep because we had to qualify for the champions league to pay back the money. We had to sell our best players. Other clubs came in with lots of money but we were on the same level from 2007 to 2016” Arsene Wenger

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Shaquille O’Neal says his dream was making $8M a year until his agent told him dominance could get him $120M "my dream when I came out was to make $8 million for 10 years… for real, that was my dream" "when I get drafted, my agent said we asked them for $50 million. I’m like, what? Is this legal?" "we asked for $50M and we got $40M… but he was like, after three years I can get you $120 million, so that just extra motivated me"

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Kevin Garnett says turning down a $122 million contract taught him the importance of knowing his worth. Quentin "Q" Richardson : “How was it for you to turn down 102 million when you were dealing with your contract at 21?” Kevin Garnett : “I actually turned down 122 million. And at that point, Nook had just signed for 105, so the scale was jumping.” “One, always know your worth. Two, know the people that came before you and what they made to understand how the market is moving.” “The problem was I never actually got to deny anything, my agent did it without telling me. So the first thing I did was fire him.” “Being able to speak for myself was huge for me. I didn't want somebody else speaking for me.” “I probably would’ve taken the 122, but then I started learning the business side of basketball and what was actually possible.” “We started making a wishlist of incentives,private charters, flight time, vacation packages and we implemented them.” “Out of ten things, I got eight of them just because I asked and had the leverage. I wanted to be the one to say I knew my worth and went for it.”

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Mark Goldberg🗣️ Cucurella leaving Chelsea means they now need a left back. What makes it even more interesting is the fee around £50 million. For me, Cucurella is one of the best left backs in the Premier League, so that price now becomes a benchmark Chelsea could turn around and say, “We want Lewis Hall back, and we’ll pay £50 million.” Newcastle might ask for £70 million, but Chelsea can easily point to the Cucurella deal and say, “We’ve just sold one of the league’s best left-backs for £50 million.” #NG67

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Congressman Tim Burchett just called to end funding to the Taliban What’s going on is so much worse than people realize, not only are we sending a “plane weekly with $43 million to $87 million” we’re paying the families of Taliban soldiers who tried to kill us “Every Taliban member who died during the war with us, the US government is paying them a stipend, the family. So our families of Americans who died there aren't getting squat, but we are paying Taliban families for basically dying while attacking us” “The $40 million a week that comes on the airplane and comes into Afghanistan. The amount of money on the plane weekly is $43 million to $87 million. But one thing I want Americans to understand is in that bucket of the $40 million we send each week, we are paying basically welfare to the Taliban martyrs family.”

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Abdul El-Sayed gave a POWERFUL speech as we await the final results for Michigan's Senate Primary AIPAC Outspent Senate El-Sayed, $70 Million, $11 to $1 "If and when we win this race, how are you going to beat Mike Rogers and their money? I want you to remind them that if we come through this, when we come through this, inshallah, that will have taken $70 million on the chin and kept fighting back."

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Adam rejected a $600 million acquisition offer. His company is worth $170 billion today: “I like running my own business. It’s hard to imagine me as an employee.” “We were just growing really quickly and doing $50 million of EBITDA and we started getting offers from other tech companies to buy us. We got an offer for $600 million in cash. The challenge with that was we were still growing 100% year over year. But there’s a lot of zeros in $600 million. The problem was between the time of seeing that number and getting to a deal, your business has grown a ton. I would have sold the company but not at that number. I ended up walking away from the deal.” —- I asked Adam what the number would have had to been and he said $1 billion. Turning down this deal was one of the best decisions of Adam’s career. This is what he said: “We would have left a lot of money on the table. Most businesses when they sell, they lose the opportunity to keep innovating. Had we done that none of us would have known what this company could have become.”

Adam rejected a $600 million acquisition offer. His company is worth $170 billion today: “I like running my own business. It’s hard to imagine me as an employee.” “We were just growing really quickly and doing $50 million of EBITDA and we started getting offers from other tech companies to buy us. We got an offer for $600 million in cash. The challenge with that was we were still growing 100% year over year. But there’s a lot of zeros in $600 million. The problem was between the time of seeing that number and getting to a deal, your business has grown a ton. I would have sold the company but not at that number. I ended up walking away from the deal.” —- I asked Adam what the number would have had to been and he said $1 billion. Turning down this deal was one of the best decisions of Adam’s career. This is what he said: “We would have left a lot of money on the table. Most businesses when they sell, they lose the opportunity to keep innovating. Had we done that none of us would have known what this company could have become.”

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Dave Portnoy explains how he sold Barstool for $551,000,000 then bought it back for $1 “We were sold to a gambling company, with gambling, it is super regulated, you need licenses. If a state regulator in Indiana doesn’t like you, you’re in trouble” “And I’m a controversial guy, it was definitely creating issues for PENN getting licenses” “They had an opportunity to do a deal with ESPN, but they basically said they aren’t the right holder for Barstool” “Rather than go to war with me, we’re friends and they said, this just didn’t work. It was losing money at the time, so we cut the deal. I got the company back” “They would’ve lost $450 million. But damn, I wouldn’t pay $100 million for it” “It’s one of the greatest trades of all time”

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Terrence Howard explains why he's suing CAA (Creative Artists Agency), and says he's owed $120 million because of a package deal CAA had with Fox, which resulted in him getting paid $325,000 an episode for "Empire," while the "The Big Bang Theory" cast was paid $2 million to $3 million per episode, despite "Empire" having more viewers. (🎥 Daphne Wynn/YouTube)

Terrence Howard explains why he's suing CAA (Creative Artists Agency), and says he's owed $120 million because of a package deal CAA had with Fox, which resulted in him getting paid $325,000 an episode for "Empire," while the "The Big Bang Theory" cast was paid $2 million to $3 million per episode, despite "Empire" having more viewers. (🎥 Daphne Wynn/YouTube)

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