Jason Isaacs How much about being real about Puddle Cast has paid for the most popular show on TV.

In an interview with Wolf Published on Monday, June 16, the 62 -year -old Ijacs reports confirmed that he and his customers earned $ 40,000 in each episode.

"I didn't know it was public knowledge," the actor told the outlet. "This is absolutely true. Usually actors don't talk about salary in public because it is ridiculously unnecessary to what we do - keep makeup and funny voice - and simply bother the public."

Isaacs continued, "But people usually compare the salary for big television shows, it is very low price. But the real thing is that we paid to stay in it. We probably gave part of a body."

Veteran actors do not have any strict feelings about earning the same pay as Costers with less experience.

"I think that I haven't been paid more than other people? I never work for money," he said. "I mean, I have done right. People will think that I have a lot of money, sadly, what I have done to me than what I have done is to match my arrival and extend my outgoes by spending the amount of years I earn over the years" "

The third season Puddle Ijacs has traveled to Thailand with Cast members included, Carrie, Leslie BB, Porker, Patrick And Natasha RothwellThe

"This is a very gossip set"Isaacs was published during a Q&A in the Soho House West Hollywood earlier this month." There are a lot of people here and there are lots of cycle (that) forms, not just among the actors, there are makeup and hair and clothing, and there are admin divisions. "

He suggested that foreign filming added tension to the HBO series set.

Isaacs added, "Thailand is a long way from home for everyone." "Lots of people (there were) at the hotel away from home for seven months. It was hot. No one got their family with them."

According to Isaacs, everyone believed him, "I used to sit there like Yoda.

Isaacs has downed all the headlines about who is quarreling with a actor.

"There were online detectives trying to work where the error lines were in people," he explained. "People made friends. People met people with people they were not so friendly. All the common things that happen when a group of people leave for a long time."