What Famous TV Commercial Actors Get Paid

The Toyotathon's Biggest Fan

Toyota Jan was someone who loved Toyota so much that she would go to dealerships and pretend to be one of the employees. Toyota loved her back too because they paid Coppock $1 million just to stand in front of the camera and pretend like she knows everything about a car brand. Coppock still picks up roles here and there, but she takes it easy now that her bank account is full.

The More You Know

One of the most influential TV series of all time, Star Trek broke several boundaries, including showing the first interracial kiss on television—between Captain Kirk and Lieutenant Uhura—in the 1968 episode "Plato's Stepchildren."
Jerry Seinfeld refused to do a 10th season of his incredibly popular sitcom, turning down an offered $5 million per episode. He wanted the show to go out on a high note.
The producers of The X-Files originally wanted Pamela Anderson for the role of Dana Scully.
The rights to popular television shows are coveted possessions for streaming networks. In 2019, HBO acquired the rights to Friends, which will move from Netflix to the new HBO Max streaming service.

Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.