Working with mom is paying off for Georgette Falcone. The daughter of Melissa McCarthy has a nice deal for her part in her mother's new holiday movie.

Georgette signed a contract for minors in April 2026 after being hired to voice Holly in the animated Christmas film "Margie Claus." A copy of the deal has surfaced.

The voice cast also features Octavia Spencer, Andrew Scott and comedian Jim Gaffigan.

The numbers

Her rate is $2,000 for each day of work. The contract promises her at least five days. That means she was set to make no less than $10,000.

There is more on the table if the film is a hit. She gets a $25,000 bonus if "Margie Claus" passes $150 million at the U.S. box office. Another $25,000 kicks in if it reaches $175 million.

Georgette will also collect about 5% of sales from any merchandise that uses her voice.

A family affair

Because she is a minor, McCarthy and her husband Ben Falcone had to approve the agreement.

This is not her first time on screen with her mom. Georgette previously appeared in McCarthy's 2021 Netflix comedy "Thunder Force."