We recently reported that Mark Wahlberg was paid $1.5 million for reshooting his scenes in All the Money in the World, while Michelle Williams was paid an $80 per diem (which totals at less than $1,000).

That works out to Williams being paid less than 1% of her male co-star’s salary.

Ever since the gross discrepancy was made public, the women of Hollywood have been furiously taking to Twitter in their droves – with the likes of Mia Farrow, Jessica Chastain and Sophia Bush branding it evidence of the entertainment industry’s “outrageously unfair” gender pay gap.

So, naturally, Olivia Munn decided to bring it up whilst hosting the 2018 Critics’ Choice Awards.

Munn joined comedian and actress Niecy Nash for a segment in which the two thanked men for not being terrible.

“At this time, my friend Niecy Nash and I would like to make a toast to all the good guys in Hollywood,” Munn began.

“I’d like to raise a glass to that studio executive who had me meet him in the studio conference room, instead of his actual hotel room.”

Nash continued: “Yes, yes! Congratulations for doing what you’re supposed to do!

“And here’s to the male casting directors who didn’t ever say anything derogatory to me in an audition.

“Hey, way to be regular human beings, guys! Good job!”

Olivia Munn shames Mark Wahlberg in furiously funny Critics’ Choice speech