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‘Wonder Woman’ vs. Superman: The Salary Difference Will Make You Cringe

Well, this is shocking!

Remember when Wonder Woman came out and everyone cheered for a new feminists film kids could look up to? Well, there was a hugely un-feminist flaw in the making of it: Gal Gadot was majorly underpaid for her role.

In case you haven’t heard of Gal — she’s the lead of huge DC Universe movie Wonder Woman, which has been hailed as not only one of DC’s best films but also broke box-office records.

MORE: Gal Gadot Had Absolutely No Idea She Was Auditioning for ‘Wonder Woman’

But, of course, not even Wonder Woman is immune to the inequality of the real world, as she was reportedly paid a crazily low salary of $298,000.

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Now we know what you’re thinking, $298,000 is huge amount of money, but this is way lower than the norm for the lead of a major box office movie. Plus, when you compare it to Henry Cavill‘s salary as Superman in Man of Steel, where he reportedly earned $13 million, it’s embarrassingly crap.

MORE: ‘Wonder Woman’ Gal Gadot Flaunts Her Baby Bump on the Golden Globes Red Carpet!

So, what the hell happened? Did Gal’s movie just make a lot less at the box office?

Nope. Wonder Woman has generated $573.5 million worldwide so far (it’s still in cinemas) while Man of Steel generated $668 million worldwide in total.

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Obviously, $95 million is a lot of money, but once we’re in these figures it’s really not that huge of a difference, especially when Wonder Woman is still set to make more as it stays in theaters.

This story originally appeared on Heat World.

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