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Queen Latifah's Contract Clause: 'No-Death' Pact Revealed
7 Oct
Summary
- Queen Latifah grew tired of her characters dying in films.
- She negotiated a 'no-death clause' into future movie contracts.
- This ensures she can appear in potential sequels to her films.
Queen Latifah, a prominent figure from the 90s, strategically altered her film career trajectory by introducing a unique 'no-death clause' into her contracts. This decision stemmed from her repeated on-screen demises in popular movies like 'Set It Off' and 'The Bone Collector'.
She expressed that her success in portraying death scenes was limiting her potential for sequels. The 'no-death clause' was her solution to guarantee her characters' survival and unlock future film installments, though she humorously acknowledged that a significant offer could potentially override this stipulation.
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