For Michelle Williams, there is a time before late 2017 and a time after it.

2017 was when she starred in All The Money In The World, Ridley Scott’s taut thriller about the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III. By late 2017 the film was mired in controversy after allegations of sexual misconduct were made against its star Kevin Spacey. Scott leapt into action, recasting Spacey’s role with Christopher Plummer and engaging in a whirlwind few weeks of reshoots in order to fully erase Spacey’s presence from the film. Co-stars Williams and Mark Wahlberg were called back onto set to re-shoot their scenes opposite Plummer.

Williams, who so thoroughly believed in the importance of erasing Spacey from the film, offered to work for the union-sanctioned per diem of $100 a day. Wahlberg, on the other hand, asked for 1000 times what she requested and was paid $1.5 million for the reshoot.

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