If more than one name appears at the same time or of a similar size, then those actors are said to have "equal billing", with their importance decreasing from left to right. However, an instance of "equal importance" is "The Towering Inferno" (1974) starring Steve McQueen and Paul Newman. The two names appear simultaneously with Newman's on the right side of the screen and raised slightly higher than McQueen's, to indicate the comparable status of both actors' characters (this also features on the advertising poster). A similar situation occurred in 2002 with "Chicago", where Renee Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones received “stacked billing” on the film’s poster, where a person reading from left to right would read Zeta-Jones’ name first and a person reading from top to bottom would read Zellweger’s name first.