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<p dir="auto"><strong>tbirdman-1</strong> — <em>12 years ago(June 10, 2013 11:48 AM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">Back in the day the actor Martin Sheen used to appear in the infomercials<br />
for Tony Robbins for the first year or so and on camera he would ask<br />
the viewers &amp;amb68p;quot;how much did I get paid to appear in this ad? Not one thin<br />
dime." And so then Mr. Sheen continued to appear for no upfront salary<br />
and then he was replaced by NFL great Fran Tarkenton after one year.<br />
The reason being that Mr. Tarkenton had agreed to be in the infomer-<br />
cial for an upfront salary and when Martin Sheen found out then he<br />
got angry and quit immediately. My point being is Mr. Sheen must<br />
have felt insulted since he'd appeared on camera for no fee while<br />
Mr. Tarkenton took payments for appearing in the infomercial for<br />
several years. I have no idea if Martin Sheen and Tony Robbins are<br />
still friends or not after all of these years and these ads no longer<br />
air on late night television for the past many years. Just goes to<br />
show how money can make a world of difference between friends!<br />
Lorenzo Sunny Arizona<br />
Call me a sailor or a swabby just don't call me a squid!</p>
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