HBO热播剧《白莲花度假村》的演员薪酬制度引发热议。据报道，该剧所有演员的单集片酬均为4万美元，且不可协商。这一策略与当今电视行业动辄数百万美元的片酬形成了鲜明对比。演员Jason Isaacs对此表示，虽然相对较低，但他更看重的是剧集本身的质量和创作体验。制片人David Bernad透露，剧组坚持统一薪酬和按字母顺序排列演员表，旨在吸引真正热爱项目的演员。这一做法在明星片酬飞涨的电视行业中显得尤为独特。

💰《白莲花度假村》的演员薪酬制度规定，所有演员每集片酬均为4万美元，且不可协商，这一薪酬标准由制片人David Bernad确认。

🎬 演员Jason Isaacs表示，虽然4万美元的单集片酬相对较低，但他并不介意，因为他更看重的是剧集本身的质量和创作机会，他认为相比其他热门剧集的演员薪酬，这已经很低了。

🌟 制片人David Bernad解释了剧组选择这种薪酬制度的原因，他表示，剧组希望吸引那些真正因为热爱这个项目而参与的演员，而非仅仅为了金钱。同时，剧组还采用了演员表按字母顺序排列的方式。

"The White Lotus" cast members are all paid the same salary, and it's non-negotiable.Star Jason Isaacs confirmed to Vulture that "The White Lotus" cast earned $40,000 per episode.He admitted it's a relatively "low price" as TV salaries have surged into the millions for hit shows.

As far as Jason Isaacs is concerned, the price of a stay at "The White Lotus" was relatively cheap.

In a wide-ranging interview with Vulture, "The White Lotus" season three star confirmed a previous report that the entire cast is paid the same amount — $40,000 an episode.

"That's absolutely true," Isaacs, who played Timothy Ratliff in the Thailand-set season, told Vulture. "Generally actors don't talk about pay in public because it's ridiculously disproportionate to what we do — putting on makeup and funny voices — and just upsets the public. But compared to what people normally get paid for big television shows, that's a very low price."

Isaacs, a veteran actor with credits ranging from "Black Hawk Down" to "Harry Potter," said he's not upset that he was paid the same amount as less established talent on the show because, as he put it, "I never work for the money."

"I mean, I've done all right," he continued. "People will think I have huge stockpiles of money but sadly, what I've done rather immaturely is expand my outgoings to match my incomings and pretty much spent everything I've earned over the years."

In an April interview with The Hollywood Reporter, "The White Lotus" producer David Bernad revealed the show's ethos regarding casting: "They get paid the same, and we do alphabetical billing, so you're getting people who want to do the project for the right reasons."

Bernad added that the salary is "not negotiable."

In the decades since the cast of "Friends" famously negotiated to each be paid $1 million per episode at the height of the show's success in 2002, the salaries of cast members on popular TV series have ballooned.

The cast of Netflix's "Stranger Things" will reportedly make between $6 million and $9 million for the show's upcoming fifth season; main stars of "Game of Thrones" were making six figures per episode by the end of its run on HBO, the same network as "The White Lotus."

However, none of that seems to bother Isaacs.

"The fact is, we would have paid to be in it," he told Vulture. "We probably would have given a body part."