"It took a long time to get out of my contract. The producers thought I was negotiating for more money"
- Sherry Stringfield
About this Quote
This quote by Sherry Stringfield speaks to the problem of working out a contract in the show business. It implies that the producers were not going to offer her the terms she wanted, and that it took a long time to leave her agreement. This could indicate that the producers were not ready to offer her more cash, or that they were not happy to offer her the other terms she wanted. It could likewise imply that the producers were not willing to negotiate at all, which it took a long period of time for her to find an escape of her contract. This quote speaks to the power imbalance between producers and actors, and how tough it can be for actors to get the terms they want in their contracts.
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