In 2016, when she was at Record, actress Nivea Stelmann, 50, claims that she was always paid. However, she said in a podcast that after leaving the channel, the broadcaster has not paid for image rights for reruns.
On the channel, Nivea acted in “The Ten Commandments” and “The Promised Land”. “I know I’m not the first actress to say this, everyone says it. It’s tough, I don’t want to work in a company where I have to say ‘hi, do I pay what I’m entitled to?'”, she commented on Vaca Cast.
“You [Record] They are replaying the soap opera, I have the right. You sold it to the United States, I saw the soap opera on here, you sold it [para outros lugares] and I have the right. Can I pay what I am entitled to? It’s boring to keep demanding,” commented the actress, who also praised Globo, the broadcaster where she worked for 20 years. It’s a serious and respectful company.” [o artista]”.
Even so, Nivea states that she would even do a new biblical plot on Record, despite living in the United States since 2019, and that the experience was satisfactory.
“But we would have to negotiate very carefully, because I have payment problems”, he added. When contacted, Record did not respond.
Source: Folha
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