Ke Huy Quan said his first residual check for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was $100,000, received when he was 12. He discusses the payment in his memoir Never Say Die, highlighting its impact on his early acting career. The reports capture the emotional and financial significance of the amount for a child actor in the 1980s.
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Highlights the emotional and financial impact of the residuals on Quan as a child actor, tied to his memoir disclosure.
Specific monetary context beyond the amount; broader industry implications are not deeply explored.
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