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Helen Mirren Promotes Wii Fit Plus For Lots Of Money
Helen Mirren's IMDB page stretches to infinity, but the 65-year-old actress can add one more feather in the cap next to her Oscar for The Queen. Mirren extolled the virtues of Wii Fit Plus for UK and Australian markets for a tidy £500,000. How much is that in U.S. dollars?
It's about $780,000 for the two-day shoot. While MSN UK gets all snippy and jealous about the sweet payday, that's just the way things work. If you're a famous actor/musician/athlete, you can get paid lots of cash for just standing next to a product while someone takes your picture.
Check out the video below to see if Nintendo got its money's worth.
Via: G4
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