Avri Downey firma un contrato para un papel en una serie de Disney

Avri Downey, hija de Robert Downey Jr., firmó un contrato el año pasado para un papel menor en un próximo proyecto televisivo.

TMZ obtuvo el contrato de la menor para el papel en "Oswald", el cual paga 1.246 dólares por un día de rodaje. Su personaje aparece acreditado como "Family Photo Kid".

El acuerdo incluye una cláusula que exige a los miembros del reparto mantener un comportamiento profesional y evitar escándalos durante la producción. El proyecto parece ser la serie de Disney "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit", dirigida por Jon Favreau.

Favreau es un amigo cercano de Robert Downey Jr. y ha dirigido varias de sus películas de Iron Man. La tarifa diaria de Avri contrasta con el salario de 100 millones de dólares reportado para su padre por "Avengers: Doomsday".

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