Olivia Coleman: If I were a man I would get more – I know about wage difference 12000 %

The truth about those in the television world was confirmed by Oscar-winning actress, saying she was Oliver would get much more. Olivia Coleman criticized gender-based wage inequality in the film industry, arguing that the wage gap has its roots in an outdated idea that male actors attract the public. Referring to her most recent film, “Wicked Little Letters”, the Oscar-winning actress said that because of gender her pay potential is limited. “Research shows that women were always large poles of attraction at the box office,” he told the CNN’s Cristian Amanpur show. “Let’s not start with wage differences, but male actors get paid more, because they used to say they attract the public and that actually hasn’t been the case for decades. But they still use it as a reason not to pay women too much,” he said. “I know very well that if I were Oliver Coleman, I would gain much more than I do now,” added the British actress. “I know a wage gap that is 12,000% difference. Do the math” noted Oscar-winning actress.