Robert Downey Jr.'s 11‑Year‑Old Daughter Lands a $1,246 Day on a Disney Show

When you hear that a child of a Hollywood heavyweight is stepping onto a set, you might picture glittering red‑carpet contracts and six‑figure checks. In reality, the paperwork for Avri Downey – the eleven‑year‑old daughter of Robert Downey Jr. – tells a quieter story.

According to a contract filed in 2025, Avri will earn $1,246 for a single day of work on a new television series simply labeled “Osward” in the paperwork. The role? A line‑item that reads “Family Photo Kid,” which suggests a brief, background appearance rather than a starring gig.

While the contract doesn’t spell out the full production, all clues point toward Disney’s upcoming animated‑live‑action hybrid, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. The series, rumored to be under the direction of Jon Favreau – a longtime friend of Robert Downey Jr. and the man behind several recent Iron Man movies – seems like a likely home for the young cameo.

It’s worth noting the contrast the article makes: Robert Downey Jr. himself is reportedly slated to pocket a nine‑figure sum – around $100 million – for the blockbuster Avengers: Doomsday. That astronomical figure dwarfs Avri’s modest daily rate, but it also highlights how contracts can vary wildly depending on the project and the role.

In short, Avri’s entry into the entertainment world is a foot‑in‑the‑door, paid at a rate that aligns with standard child‑actor day jobs for minor parts. Whether she’ll appear on‑screen or simply stand in a family photograph, the paycheck is a tangible reminder that even star‑kid gigs start small.