US EditionPatricia Clarkson says director Brian De Palma was a 'saving grace' for getting her extra pay on 'The Untouchables'
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Patricia Clarkson says director Brian De Palma was a 'saving grace' for getting her extra pay on 'The Untouchables'
Exclusive Kaitlin Montgomery, Kevin Costner, and Patricia Clarkson in "The Untouchables." Paramount Pictures Patricia Clarkson made her screen debut in the hit 1987 movie "The Untouchables." Director Brian De Palma decided to extend Clarkson's role, which meant she got paid more. "That extra month helped me out," Clarkson said. "I mean, I had student loans to pay." Brian De Palma knew Patricia Clarkson had potential — and one small decision he …
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