Andrew Keegan, the actor best known for his role as Joey Donner in the 1999 teen film '10 Things I Hate About You', recently discussed the unpredictable nature of residual checks during an appearance on The McBride Rewind. He revealed that these checks can sometimes be as low as one cent, which he finds amusing given the cost of mailing them. Keegan mentioned that '10 Things' likely generates the largest residuals among his works, with amounts varying from $10 to $80. Beyond his acting career, Keegan has faced scrutiny regarding his past involvement with a group called Full Circle, which was accused of being a cult. He addressed these allegations, expressing that he accepts his role in the situation but does not feel the need to apologize. Instead, he highlights the positive outcomes of his spiritual practices, advocating for meditation and healthy living. Keegan's reflections offer insight into both the challenges of residual income in the entertainment industry and the complexities of public perception.