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nightshift
Comment: This fool don't want to pay anybody. Well, he better check up on Ron Isley. I'm not sure but, I get impression that'ol Ron is in the general population and not isolated. Wesley!!!!! you listening!!!
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Debonair
Comment: Wes does seem to be kind'a stingy with his, huh?!?!?
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khufu
Comment: Strange. It is standard practice in the industry for the agent to receive the payment from the production company and take their commission BEFORE paying talent.
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Name:
nightshift
Comment: He should take a tip from Okrah, she sees and knows where ALL her money goes. I think she signs the checks as well. Man, if I had a quarter of his money, my bills would be paid!!
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Name:
CrazzeeGyrl
Comment: Nightshift - I'd be happy with just 1%. Debt free and still have plenty left over to save and invest. Wonder who handled his money, Accountants R Us?
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silver427
Comment: "As previously reported, the film star says he is innocent and being targeted because of his race."
Uh Wesley, they're targeting you because you didn't pay.
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Name:
BigSexy
Comment: His money problems just wont stop. Better check yourself Wes. This is happening for a reason. Stop acting like you doing your part and get real with yourself. YT will always want their money - ask Goldman!
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DCGG
Comment: Who cares...NEXT!!
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Name:
katgrrrl
Comment: CrazzeeGyrl n' DGCC: LMAO! <> Nightshift, I'd be cryin' tears of joy and payin' off my debts in full if I has just a l'il of his dough too.
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MzTee
Comment: His career took a downturn ever since he fired Holly Robinson-Peete's momma as his manager. He should have stuck with her. That's when his star was on the rise. My how the mighty have fallen (HA!).
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dcdouglass01
Comment: It appears Blade 3 was the peak of Wesley's career, financially speaking. Just that one infusion of 13 mil should have set him for life. And he seems to have felt himself guilty of not paying the talent agency since he didn't bother to fight the charges. But with the IRS on him, it looks like a rocky road ahead. But he did raise the question of why he was charged and his two white co-defendents weren't, which could make it interesting. Good luck Mr. Snipes.
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Name:
DoctorSmooth
Comment: If this man had put away even just 10-15% of his earnings over all these years in some solid investments, he could have lived comfortably and still been financially secure for life. I barely make a fraction of what he makes, and I make it a point to save at least 5% of every paycheck. I kinda feel sorry for him, but at the same time, I kinda dont.
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Cappaucino
Comment: I with Wesley on this! Why are his charges different? And the IRS quick to tax you to death, they take 500.00 out my check a week! That's a whole salary for some people. I know you can't beat the IRS but I can understand why people try. Good luck Blade!
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Gurlfrand
Comment: lol @ Cappaucino - I would still like to see Wesley in another good movie - he was great in Jungle Fever - I loved the interaction between him and Samuel L. Jackson. Best wishes, Wesley, in getting your finances in order - I'm working on mine too....
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Name:
Gurlfrand
Comment: I'm also surprised that Wesley and Sam have not hooked up and done a movie together - I thought they had great chemistry together.
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