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Mark Wahlberg Donates $1.5 Million To #Time’sUp

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Mark Wahlberg says he will donate the $1.5 million he was paid for "All the Money in the World" reshoots in Michelle Williams’ name to the Time’s Up legal defense fund. Director Ridley Scott did reshoots on the film with Christopher Plummer in place of Kevin Spacey, who was dropped from the movie after the actor was accused of sexual misconduct and assault by several men. Williams was reportedly paid less than one percent of what Wahlberg received for the reshoot.

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