Last edited:
Damn Netflix, Why ya'll do Monique like that...
- Thread starter dasmybikepunk
- Start date
from whoever sold the show to netflix. the owners get their cut first
I don’t get it
they did
We don’t know the royalties or whole story but it’s implied they bought her shit and isn’t paying her for syndication rights like Seinfield for example.
do y'all know that for sure?
yes
Link? Proof?
This can help build her audience for the standup
Since Brandy keeps talking about a Moesha reboot/revival,maybe Monique and Countess Vaughn should try and talk Netflix into bringing this back
Since Brandy keeps talking about a Moesha reboot/revival,maybe Monique and Countess Vaughn should try and talk Netflix into bringing this back
.... didn't Vaugn get more.... shall we say..... portly.....
she talk in a non recorded setting
.
Yea the bitch fat as fuck.
The actors union forced an agreement last year that they get residuals for streaming, but the amounts vary by contract. For example, Friends was listed in the news as the actors each getting 2% of deal overall since Netflix doesn't base agreements on views but overall rights to show the series.
BGOL talked about this back in JULY:
TV Biz: Netflix acquires rights to seven classic Black sitcoms including Sister, Sister, Moesha & Girlfriends
TV Biz: Netflix acquires rights to seven classic Black sitcoms including Sister, Sister, Moesha & Girlfriends
Not necessarily. Depends on her contract and if she had any credits besides acting.
Seinfield gets a significant amount of the $400 million per year the show makes in syndication because he and Larry David owned a portion of the show. Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards didn't so all they get is residuals and DVD sales.
I'd imagine any 90s show had a similar contract and it's unlikely that Netflix plays are going to bump up the payment all that much. Maybe 3 90s shows are still bringing in significant syndication money 25-30 years down the line, and none of these shows are one of them.