Nina Dobrev fought for equal salary on “Vampire Diaries” for 6 seasons

Despite the fact that the lead “Vampire diaries” Nina Dobrev I’ve never earned so much money like her steps, Ian Somerhalder and Paul Vesley. U “I felt EPIC: Oral History of Vampire diary” Samantha Highfill’s book Published on TuesdayDobrev fought for the seasons for equal salary.

“Candice (king), Cat (Graham), and I were the three lowest series of paid series in the first two seasons,” Dobrev, who also presented Katherine Pierce next to Elena Gilbert, says. “It was a little tricky situation, because my contract just said to play Elena, which doubled my workload, I had to alleviate Cutherine, but I wanted to be heard for it.

In the season 3, when negotiations on the outflows, she got a raise – but she was never equal to what her men’s co-guides are making. Studio agreed to pay her when she showed Katherine – and then allegedly told the creators of Julie Plywood and Kevin Williamson not to use Katherine anymore.

“They just said that they would not rush me to be equal to the boys, and that was really hard and that we put their absolute heart and soul, and I remember that feeling like that the studio did not appreciate what I brought the play and felt like they were to say that I was tired of it, I was not important for my men’s colleagues and that it was equal to his men’s colleagues and that it was equal to his men’s colleagues and it was equal to his men’s colleagues. ”

Finally, he says the plead, the studio “approved a number of episodes” from Katherine and had to eventually kill a sign.

Dobrev went to the end of the season 6, but was open to return to the eighth and the last season. Despite creators that wanting back for more episodes, the second inability is that it doesn’t happen.

“I always opened to return to the final, and he said that he had made sense. I felt like it was important and it was supposed to happen for the show, it was necessary to take place for fans,” says Dobrev. “It really really really important to me that at the end of the show, as a woman, I wanted to be compensated for me to compensate and that I was equal to my men’s colleagues, so it fell on it.”

Since Vesley and Somerhalder received more lifting from her output, the network would not move. Initially, Dobrev claims, “Opening of the offer” for the final is “five times less than what I did when I went to the 6th season

It continues, “That’s the only reason I had to pay myself to the foot. And it was a principle. It was a principle – it was a principle – it was a principle – I was a principle. And it was a principle. … It was a principle – it was a principle – I was not about the principle – I was a principle. It was a principle. And it was a principle. And it was a principle. And it was a principle – I did not deal with the principle – I didn’t deal with the principle – I didn’t deal with the principle. And it was a principle. And I decidedly refused the offer. Then Julie came in and lowered his leg and talked to everyone. “

After the plead came and worked at the agreement for weeks, CV and studio allegedly agreed on the salary – but only for one episode.

“The reason we couldn’t have more than that episode is because you just wouldn’t pay,” he says a plead in the book. “It took a lot of work before they finally presented, but it came back that only one episode was just to say yes.”