<ul><li>Wes Anderson revealed that Gene Hackman was 'furious' about being paid the same as everyone else in 'The Royal Tenenbaums'.</li><li>Anderson's flat-rate payment model caused friction with Hackman, who initially did not want to do the film but eventually accepted the role and salary.</li><li>The flat-fee salary approach led to tension between Anderson and Hackman during production, with Hackman leaving without saying goodbye after filming ended.</li><li>Anderson's payment model of equal pay for the cast of 'The Royal Tenenbaums' is gaining popularity in Hollywood, with other projects like 'Asteroid City' and 'The White Lotus' following similar practices.</li></ul>

Wes Anderson says Gene Hackman was 'furious' about being paid the same as everyone else in 'The Royal Tenenbaums'

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