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Frank Sinatra Was Offered $4 Million At 4:52 PM — He Refused To Sign Two Words

In 1968, Frank Sinatra refused to sign a four-million-dollar contract for The Detective because clause 7.3 required him to promote whatever version United Artists released in their "sole discretion" without director or actor consultation. This is the true story of how Sinatra was the only actor who actually read the standard language every other star signed without question, how he walked away from the biggest payday in years over two words that defined the entire power dynamic, and how United Artists spent three weeks rewriting the clause and reducing his salary to get him back. Sometimes the language nobody else reads is the language that matters most.