“Deadpool” director Tim Miller recently told Collider that he wishes his deal on the film included a piece of the merchandising so that he could’ve made significantly more money on the 2016 superhero tentpole that launched a mega-franchise for star Ryan Reynolds. Miller did not return to direct “Deadpool 2” or “Deadpool & Wolverine.” The …

Tim Miller, director of 'Deadpool', received a modest $225,000 for two years of work on the $782 million-grossing movie. Despite feeling fortunate for the opportunity, Miller humorously noted he earned more per episode directing 'The Walking Dead'.

Polygon sat down with Secret Level creator and executive producer Miller and supervising director and executive producer Dave Wilson (director of Bloodshot) to talk about how they set up the series, how they worked with game studios, and what Epic Games’ Tim Sweeney might or might not have written to teenage would-be game designer Wilson.

Deadpool director Tim Miller opened up on the amount he made off Marvel’s 2016 hit, being the movie his feature film directorial debut.The first-time director behind the blockbuster

Miller said that he was grateful for the film in spite of his low pay on the project. The post ‘Deadpool’ director Tim Miller says he was paid $225,000 for two years work on the film appeared first on The Manual.

Deadpool was a box office smash, but director Tim Miller didn't personally reap the benefits of its success. Miller, 60, who made his directorial debut with the 2016 superhero film, revealed his surprising salary during an interview with Collider published on Tuesday,

Tim Miller, the director behind the 2016 box office hit Deadpool, recently opened up about his earnings from the project, revealing that despite the film’s massive success, his pay as a first-time director wasn’t particularly lucrative.