Celebrity | film Moore's $20M for Fahrenheit 9/11 Sequel Is Mainly Profit Studios banking on maverick's popularity with film, budgeted to cost $7M By Nick McMaster Posted May 15, 2008 2:30 PM CDT Copied Woody Harrelson, right, greets filmmaker Michael Moore at the premiere of "Semi-Pro" in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles) Who says documentary filmmaking isn’t profitable? Sources tell the New York Post that Michael Moore will receive $20 million in advance to produce the sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11, even though production costs are estimated at only $7 million. Studio Paramount Vantage may be willing to give Moore a $13 million bonus because of his track record: The original grossed $219 million. Read These Next More pics have reportedly emerged from Guthrie home cameras. North Korea just reportedly fired 10 missiles toward the sea. 'Miracle fruit' is helping chemo patients taste again. Trump email offers national security briefing to donors. Report an error