It's impossible to think of Hilary Swank without Boys Don't Cry coming to mind.
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It was Hilary's breakout role, scoring her her first Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
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Some would naturally assume that Hilary was paid big bucks for the movie, but nope! In fact, she says that what she made wasn't even enough to get health insurance.
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“I made three thousand dollars, and in order to even have health insurance you needed five thousand," Hilary said during a recent appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, "which, I didn’t know any of this."
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She said she only found out the truth when she tried to seek medical care.
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“I just went in after I filmed the movie, and, when I had a simple cold, I went in and got an antibiotic or something and they’re like, ‘That’s two-hundred and sixty dollars,’" Hilary recalled. "I’m like, ‘No, wait I have insurance. Can you check?’ And they’re like, ‘Yeah, you have to call your insurance company.’"
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She continued: "I called them, they’re like, ‘Yeah you don’t have insurance. You need to make five thousand dollars a year to have health insurance.' But then that same year I had an Academy Award but didn’t have health insurance."
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