John Malkovich wants to be paid for what he brings to the table. The Oscar-nominated actor, who has a mystery role in the upcoming The Fantastic Four: First Steps, revealed during a recent interview with GQ that he passed on previous Marvel films over pay disagreements.

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John Malkovich has been cast for an as-of-yet secret role in Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps. The Oscar-nominated actor recently told GQ that he had passed on several Marvel movies due to what he called “low pay”.

First Steps star John Malkovich explains why turned down previous Marvel offers before the upcoming MCU movie.

Veteran actor John Malkovich revealed that he turned down previous Marvel films due to pay disagreements but agreed to join 'The Fantastic Four: First

Malkovich told GQ that he turned down working in the Disney franchise for years prior to making his Marvel debut with “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.” The undisclosed role reunites him with director Matt Shaman, whom directed Malkovich in 2014 film “Cut Bank.”