La PELICULA más CARA de NETFLIX - GASTÓN PAVLOVICH

5 Nov 2021 · 16 min
15:57

Gastón Pavlovich recounts how informal conversations with Martin Scorsese (in Taiwan) led to meetings with Robert De Niro and ultimately to producing The Irishman. He describes contractual hurdles (Paramount held the script and asked $6M), a 12-month option from Paramount, record-breaking Cannes pre-sales raising over $50M, budget targets that began near $90M and escalated past $120M due to de-aging technology and talent costs, difficulty finding studio backing, and finally Netflix agreeing to finance the film without a hard cap (with Scott Stuber leading Netflix Films), allowing the production and higher talent fees (Pacino, De Niro, Pesci) to proceed.

Questions this video answers

Six million dollars ($6,000,000).

Twelve months (12 months).

More than fifty million dollars (>$50,000,000) in international distribution commitments.

Initial producer estimate quoted at $90 million; budget reported escalating to about $120 million (mentions ranges up to $140M+ and Netflix removing a cap).

Scott Stuber (head of Netflix Films at the time).

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