| re: When someone in a show has billing, standalone, as "And" after the first-billed stars, are they effectively being given 2nd billing? |
| Posted by: carolinaguy 02:30 pm EDT 08/24/18 |
| In reply to: When someone in a show has billing, standalone, as "And" after the first-billed stars, are they effectively being given 2nd billing? - PlayWiz 02:23 pm EDT 08/24/18 |
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Not sure about your question specifically in theater billing, but for television, the "and" credit is considered higher and comes with higher minimum wages.
Speaking of creative billing, I remember back in the day when Bette Midler and Shelley Long costarred in OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE, Long got top billing in advertising west of the Mississippi and Midler top billing east of it. |
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