Жүжигчин цуврал дууссанаас хойш дахин нэвтрүүлгийн төлбөр аваагүй гэж мэдэгдэв.
Дрейк Белл N3on-ийн YouTube сувагт арваннэгдүгээр сарын 4-нд нийтэлсэн ярилцлагадаа амьдрал, уран бүтээлийнхээ талаар ярьжээ. Тэрээр Жош Пек, Миранда Косгров нартай хамт тоглосон «Drake & Josh» цувралд ажиллах хугацаандаа долоо хоног бүр цалин авдаг байсан ч 2007 онд цуврал дууссаны дараа төлбөр зогссон гэж хэлсэн байна.
Давтан нэвтрүүлгийн дараа жүжигчид төлбөр авдаггүй нь хэвийн эсэхийг асуухад Белл үгүй гэж хариулаад Nickelodeon-ыг шүүмжилжээ. Мөн үлдэгдэл төлбөр авах эсэх нь гэрээ бүрээс шалтгаалдаг бөгөөд хүүхэд байхдаа урт хугацаанд ашигтай гэрээний нөхцөлийг ойлгоход амаргүй гэж тайлбарласан байна.
Дөрвөн бүлэг үргэлжилсэн тус цуврал Беллийн хамгийн их танигдсан дүр болсон юм. Тэрээр цуврал өөрт нь дуртай зүйлээ хийх боломж, шинэ үүд хаалга нээж, шүтэн бишрэгчтэй болоход тусалсныг мөн дурджээ.
Белл 2024 оны «Quiet on Set» баримтат цувралд Nickelodeon-ын харилцан ярианы дасгалжуулагч Брайан Пекийн бэлгийн хүчирхийлэлд өртсөн талаараа ярьсан. Пек 2003 онд насанд хүрээгүй хүүхэдтэй холбоотой 11 зүйл ангиар баривчлагдаж, 2004 онд 16 сарын хорих ял авч, бэлгийн гэмт хэрэгтний бүртгэлд орох шийдвэр гарсан бөгөөд баримтат цувралд хохирогч нь Белл байсан гэж тодруулжээ. 2025 онд Белл Жош Пектэй «Good Guys» подкастад оролцохдоо уг хүчирхийлэл болон сэтгэл санааны байдлынхаа талаар дахин ярьсан байна.
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Drake Bell has revealed how he really feels about the children’s TV network that boosted his career as a teenager with his Drake & Josh show in a new interview.
The actor, who has been candid about addressing the negative side of becoming a child actor, the apparent lack of residual payments, and alleged abuse, gave Nickelodeon a resounding negative comment when he appeared on N3on’s YouTube channel.
The video, which was published this week on November 4, showed Bell talking about his life and career as he and the YouTuber ate at an American steakhouse restaurant.
There, Bell said he was paid for his time on Drake & Josh, which he starred in alongside Josh Peck and Miranda Cossgrove, weekly. But after the show ended in 2007, he said the money dried up.
“You get a weekly cheque, and that’s it,” he said. “That’s it. Unfortunately, no residuals and all that kind of stuff.”
N3on then asked if this was ‘normal’ for actors to not continue to be paid when their shows are broadcasted after they end.
“No,” Bell said. “It’s not normal.”
When asked why, he then quipped: “Cause Nickelodeon sucks. Oh, can I not say that?”
He went on to say that the decision on who receives residuals comes on a contract-to-contract basis, as well as claiming that as a kid, it’s hard to know what a good long-term deal looks like.
“You don’t sign the contract, well, the next kid that gets off the Greyhound bus from Wichita, Kansas, he’ll take the job. … There’s good and bad from it,” he added.
“It’s like, well, I have the opportunity to now do things that I love to do, and [it] opens doors, and I have fans.”
Bell was a beloved actor for the company throughout the four-season run, and ultimately, it is the role he is most known for.
In the 2024 docuseries, Quiet on Set, Bell publicly detailed the sexual abuse he alleged to have occurred at the hands of a dialogue coach at the company.
He described his abuser as Brian Peck, a dialogue coach who worked on Nickelodeon’s All That and The Amanda Show – he has no relation to the actor Josh Peck.
In August 2003, Brian Peck was arrested on 11 charges related to allegations that he’d sexually abused an unnamed child, and in May, 2004, he pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act with a 14-or-15-year-old, as well as oral copulation with a minor under 16.
Brian Peck was sentenced to 16 months in prison and ordered to register as a sex offender in October 2004. At that time, the unnamed child was not named, but was later found to have been Bell, per the documentary.
In 2025, Bell and Josh Peck sat down to film an episode of the podcast, Good Guys, where Bell opened up about the abuse and his emotional state.
He explained that he felt comfortable on set with his fellow actors, but that Peck was the ‘monster’ in his ‘safe place’.
UNILAD has reached out to Paramount Press Express for comment.
