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· Eric Cantona will be taking the 'youngters' that worked on his film 'Looking for Eric' to Cannes.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1242545/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...ng-in-his-film-with-pep-talk-115875-21107698/
Rio Ferdinand 'rewards' kids starring in his film with pep talk.
Rio Ferdinand's Live the Dream Foundation is a worthy cause.
But the Manchester United star came across as a cheapskate when a newspaper revealed last week how he had arranged for a group of youngsters to work on his Brit flick.
Rio and Chelsea's Ashley Cole are helping to finance a gangster blockbuster starring US rapper 50 Cent.
The article described how "thrilled" the group of 12 were to be rubbing shoulders with stars like Fiddy, Danny Dyer and Rio - even though they weren't being paid for 14-hour shifts.
Instead, their "reward" was a pep talk from Rio and the opportunity to lug around lighting equipment and keep the film crew supplied with refreshments.
Compare that with the treatment United legend Eric Cantona gave to a group of Manchester youngsters working on the Ken Loach-directed movie about the Frenchman's time at Old Trafford.
Cantona's crew were paid £80 a day for an eight-hour shift, fed as much food and drink as they could consume and were taken to a "wrap" party by Cantona.
King Eric also ensured that each youngster will be in Cannes for the film's premiere in May.
Spot the difference !!.
Clue....One of the above is a legend.........
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1242545/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...ng-in-his-film-with-pep-talk-115875-21107698/
Rio Ferdinand 'rewards' kids starring in his film with pep talk.
Rio Ferdinand's Live the Dream Foundation is a worthy cause.
But the Manchester United star came across as a cheapskate when a newspaper revealed last week how he had arranged for a group of youngsters to work on his Brit flick.
Rio and Chelsea's Ashley Cole are helping to finance a gangster blockbuster starring US rapper 50 Cent.
The article described how "thrilled" the group of 12 were to be rubbing shoulders with stars like Fiddy, Danny Dyer and Rio - even though they weren't being paid for 14-hour shifts.
Instead, their "reward" was a pep talk from Rio and the opportunity to lug around lighting equipment and keep the film crew supplied with refreshments.
Compare that with the treatment United legend Eric Cantona gave to a group of Manchester youngsters working on the Ken Loach-directed movie about the Frenchman's time at Old Trafford.
Cantona's crew were paid £80 a day for an eight-hour shift, fed as much food and drink as they could consume and were taken to a "wrap" party by Cantona.
King Eric also ensured that each youngster will be in Cannes for the film's premiere in May.
Spot the difference !!.
Clue....One of the above is a legend.........
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