James McAvoy makes ‘bonkers’ residuals reveal as he names lone movie ‘consistently’ making him money
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James McAvoy disclosed that the 2017 M. Night Shyamalan film “Split” is the lone movie that continues to generate “bonkers” residuals for him, attributing the impressive earnings to the director’s work.
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