Claire Foy of the Crown reported reports she received for her role as Queen

Remember in April, when it was reported Claire Foy of the Crown would receive £ 200,000 in arrears of salary to make up for the pay gap between his wife and his co-star Matt Smith? Well, it looks like Claire Foy of the Crown may not have any salary after all, according to the actress herself, or at least not the stated amount . She played the real queen, the readers. How does someone in a show on the Queen get paid better than the queen ?!

In April, Mail on Sunday reported that Foy had received £ 200,000 in back pay to compensate for the disparity between her and Smith, who was playing Prince Philip. But speaking to Al Arabiya Foy said, "It's what was reported that I was paid back, I never talked about it and the producers did not." more. is – not quite correct. "I sent an email to Left Bank Pictures, The Crown's production company but I received no response.

Foy added," Yes, that's right. Is Netflix, but it is a British production company.At the same time, there were many other people who claimed that there were a lot of pay inequalities in the company. 39, music industry, in journalism and in all sectors. "

The news of the pay gap broke in March, after the team of production of The Crown appeared at the INTV conference in Jerusalem ] Variety reported, "Asked whether Foy was paid as Smith, the producers acknowledged that he had done more because of his fame Doctor Who but that they would rectify that for the future. "[19659002] The Production Company in question, Left Bank Pictures, is excused with Foy and Matt Smith when the news of the pay gap broke; As reported Hollywood Reporter the company issued a statement saying: "We want to apologize to Claire Foy and Matt Smith, brilliant actors and friends, who found themselves at the center of A media storm this week without fault on their part. "

They added:" We understand and appreciate the conversation that is rightly played in society and we are absolutely united in the fight for a fair wage , without sexist prejudices, and for a rebalancing of the treatment of women by the industry, those with the camera and for those who are behind the scenes. "

At the INTV conference in Jerusalem in March, the artistic director and executive producer of Left Bank Pictures, Suzanne Mackie, said pay equity would be guaranteed in future series. "In the future, no one is better paid than the queen," Mackie said. Olivia Colman will take over the role of Foy of Queen Elizabeth II in the next series of The Crown. Foy – who later appears as Lisbeth Salander in The Girl in the Spider Web – won a Golden Globe and received nominations for a BAFTA and a Primetime Emmy for his work on the show.