Introduction

Margot Robbie is an Australian professional actress and film producer with an estimated net worth of $60 Million.

Over the course of eighteen years in television and film, Margot Robbie has worked on 39 projects and won 36 awards. While her career began with the Australian TV show Neighbours, she has since built her net worth through multi-million-dollar paydays from films such as Barbie, Birds of Prey, and Suicide Squad.

Quick Facts

• Earned an estimated $50 million from Barbie
• Gross box office revenues over $4.5 billion worldwide
• Net worth increased by 400% between 2019 and 2025

Net Worth History

When we first began tracking Margot Robbie’s net worth in 2019, she was worth just $12 million, which is a stark difference from her current fortune. By 2021, her net worth had increased to an estimated $26 million. Her recurring role as Harley Quinn was responsible for the biggest jumps in her net worth between 2016 and 2021. In 2022, her fortune jumped to $40 million, and most recently, thanks to her role as Barbie, she’s realized a 50% increase in a single year. Based on recent estimates, Robbie’s current net worth is approximately $60 Million.

Notable Film Salaries

Some of Robbie’s notable film salaries include $347,000 for a supporting role in 2013’s The Wolf of Wall Street. For comparison, co-star Leonardo DiCaprio earned a whopping $25 million as the lead actor. Fellow actor Jonah Hill took the bare minimum of $60,000 just to work with director Martin Scorsese. Robbie also earned $9.5 million for Birds of Prey and $5 million for Amsterdam.

Barbie Earnings

Margot Robbie not only starred in the 2023 Barbie film but also served as a producer. The film grossed $1.45 billion at the box office, making it the highest-grossing film of the year. According to Variety, she’s estimated to have earned $50 million from the movie, once producer credits and box office bonuses are factored in.

Real Estate

In January 2017, Margot Robbie paid $2.73 million for a 3,364-square-foot, four-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Los Angeles, California. The property is located in a private and gated community in Hancock Park. However, Robbie decided to sell the house in May 2021, listing it for $3.475 million. It sold within a month for $3.456 million.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Robbie has been making waves in recent years with her recurring role as Harley Quinn, alongside the recent box office success of the Barbie movie. Barbie grossed $162 million in its opening weekend, eventually reaching $1.45 billion worldwide against a budget of just $100 million. Second on the list is 2016’s Suicide Squad ($749 million) and Robbie’s first appearance as Harley Quinn. The solo spinoff, Birds of Prey, scored $206 million, and 2021’s The Suicide Squad earned just $169 million but still made the top ten.

Her other box office hits include supporting roles in The Wolf of Wall Street ($407 million), Peter Rabbit ($352 million), Focus ($159 million), and Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway ($154 million). Although 2023 was Robbie’s biggest box office year thanks to Barbie, she also helped gross $1.1 billion in 2016.

Here’s a complete list of Margot Robbie’s ten highest-grossing films:

1. Barbie – $1.45 Billion (2023)
2. Suicide Squad – $749 Million (2016)
3. The Wolf of Wall Street – $407 Million (2013)
4. Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood – $378 Million (2019)
5. The Legend of Tarzan – $357 Million (2016)
6. Peter Rabbit – $352 Million (2018)
7. Birds of Prey – $206 Million (2020)
8. The Suicide Squad – $169 Million (2021)
9. Focus – $159 Million (2015)
10. Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway – $154 Million (2021)

Introduction

Clint Eastwood is an American professional actor and filmmaker with an estimated net worth of $375 Million.

In what can only be described as one of the longest and most prolific acting careers of all time, Clint Eastwood has starred in at least one film from each of the last eight decades. Not too many share that honor. During his career, Eastwood earned millions from acting in, producing, and directing films in Hollywood.

Film Salaries

While Clint Eastwood’s acting career has spanned more than 70 projects, earning him as much as $12 million per film, his production career has also been incredibly successful. Thus, the $54 million total above only accounts for a small portion of his film salaries and earnings overall. It also doesn’t account for inflation, considering that most of these salaries occurred between 1955 and 1986. We’ve estimated that the inflation-adjusted total is closer to $120 million. 

Early Films Salaries

When Eastwood began film acting in the 1950s, he was typically paid anywhere between $75 and $750 per film. Since this was over seventy years ago, we should probably adjust the values for inflation. In 1955, Clint received a $100 salary from Francis in the Navy, which would equate to $1,199 in today’s currency. The following year, he earned $750 ($8,864) from The First Traveling Saleslady and $75 ($886) from Star in the Dust. His last known salary from the 50s was an additional $750 ($8,342) for playing Keith Williams in Ambush at Cimarron Pass (1958).

1960s Film Earnings

In the 1960s, Clint Eastwood began commanding significantly higher salaries, starting with his $15,000 paycheck for starring in A Fistful of Dollars (1964). Inflation-adjusted, this would equate to $155,500 today. He also earned $50,000 for starring in For a Few Dollars More and $250,000 for The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The latter would equal $2.48 million today, showing a dramatic increase in Eastwood’s popularity. He closed out the decade with earnings of $750,000 for Where Eagles Dare, $400,000 for Hang ‘Em High, and $500,000 for Paint Your Wagon. 

For all the films mentioned above, his combined earnings, adjusted for inflation, would equate to over $18 million in today’s currency.

Peak Career Earnings

Moving into the next decade, there’s only one confirmed paycheck for this period, which was a $12 million salary for Every Which Way But Loose (1978). $12 million in the 1970s was a substantial amount of money, equivalent to approximately $59.2 million in today’s currency. Even today, it’s very rare to see an actor earn over $50 million for a single film, and salaries typically top out between $20 million and $30 million. 

For the remainder of his acting career, Eastwood consistently commanded multiple seven figures per film, including $5 million for City Heat (1984), $6 million for Pale Rider (1985), and $10 million for Heartbreak Ridge (1986). These three films from the 1980s have a combined total of $21 million and $62.7 million after adjusting for inflation.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Several of Eastwood’s highest-grossing movies originate from cameo roles or production work, including American Sniper, which grossed $548 million at the box office. As for lead roles, Gran Torino scored the highest at the box office, grossing $270 million, and Million Dollar Baby earned $217 million.

The oldest film on the list, in eighth place, is In the Line of Fire ($177 million), produced in 1993. In ninth place is The Mule ($175 million), which is coincidentally the most recent film, made in 2018.

Here’s a complete list of Clint Eastwood’s ten highest-grossing movies:

1. American Sniper – $548 Million (2014)
2. Casper – $288 Million (1995)
3. Gran Torino – $270 Million (2008)
4. Back to the Future Part III – $245 Million (1990)
5. Sully – $244 Million (2016)
6. Million Dollar Baby – $217 Million (2004)
7. The Bridges of Madison County – $182 Million (1995)
8. In the Line of Fire – $177 Million (1993)
9. The Mule – $175 Million (2018)
10. Unforgiven – $159 million (1992)

Car Collection

Clint Eastwood has multiple fancy cars in his collection, including:

• Ford Roadster
• Lincoln K-Series Convertible
• Austin Healey
• Cadillac Eldorado Series 62 Convertible
• Jaguar XK150 Roadster
• Morris Mini Countryman ‘Cooper S’
• Ferrari 275 GTB
• Gran Tarino
• Ferrari 365 GT4 Berlinetta Boxer
• Pontiac Special Edition Trans-Am
• Ferrari 308 GTB
• GMC Typhoon
• Fiat 500e

Eastwood has a $30 million house in Los Angeles and a ranch in California. The legendary actor also owns many pets, which can be very expensive to care for. 

Introduction

John Travolta is an American professional actor and film producer with an estimated net worth of $250 Million.

Since his first professional acting credit in 1972, John Travolta has spent over five decades in the entertainment industry, starring in more than 100 projects. At the peak of his career, Travolta regularly received a $20 million upfront salary per film, resulting in total earnings of $251 million, as per the publicly available salaries we could find.

Regarding box office numbers, his movies grossed over $3 billion worldwide, with the 1978 film Grease reaching the number one spot at $396 million.

Quick Facts

• Regularly commanded $20 million per film in the late 1990s and early 2000s
• Grossed over $3 billion at the global box office
• Worked as a pen salesman before becoming famous

Before Wealth & Fame

Although initially passionate about aviation and wanting to become a pilot, John Travolta dropped out of high school at the age of 16 to pursue his acting career. After moving to New York City to study at a drama school, he began searching for acting roles but worked several jobs before breaking into the industry. One of which was a job as a pen salesman, selling pens over the phone. His first few television appearances were in commercials, including one for Safeguard soap.

Earnings & Salary

Early Film Salaries

Travolta has earned hundreds of millions from films after 1978’s Grease put him on the map. We don’t know how much he earned for Grease, but his earliest recorded paycheck was $150,000 in 1993 for Pulp Fiction. In the mid-1990s, Travolta began earning multiple seven-figure salaries for projects, including $6 million for Get Shorty (1994), $12 million for Michael (1995), $8 million for Phenomenon (1995), and $7 million for Broken Arrow (1996).

$20+ Million Paydays

In 1996, John earned his first $20 million paycheck twice, receiving $20 million each for Face/Off and Mad City. He also earned $20 million for A Civil Action and $17 million for Primary Color in 1997. In fact, between 1996 and 1999, Travolta earned at least $129 million from seven films. The $20 million paydays continued into the 2000s with films such as Swordfish, Ladder 49, and Be Cool. 

Real Estate

One of Travolta’s more interesting properties in his real estate portfolio is a 5,453-square-foot, five-bedroom home in Ocala, Florida. According to public records, the last known sale was in 2001 for $550,000. While sources state this is the year he acquired the property, his reported purchase price was $3.5 million. What makes it interesting is that the land is located within the Jumbolair aviation community, which features a private runway shared by 38 residential homes. 

Travolta was one of the first people to acquire land within the community, and his property is just a stone’s throw away from the airstrip. Older satellite images of the home displayed multiple private jets in Travolta’s driveway; however, none appear in the most recent photos from 2025. It appears that he still owns the property, but perhaps doesn’t use it as frequently. Reports suggest it’s currently worth around $10 million.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Travolta’s highest-grossing movie is the second-earliest film produced in his top ten. Grease, released in 1978, grossed $396 million at the global box office. Saturday Night Fever was the only other 1970s movie to make the list. 

Here’s a list of John Travolta’s ten highest-grossing films:

1. Grease – $396 million (1978)
2. Bolt – $310 million (2008)
3. Look Who’s Talking – $297 million (1989)
4. Austin Powers in Goldmember – $297 million (2002)
5. Wild Hogs – $254 million (2007)
6. Face/Off – $246 million (1997)
7. Saturday Night Fever – $237 million (1977)
8. Pulp Fiction – $214 million (1994)
9. Hairspray – $204 million (2007)
10. Phenomenon – $152 million (1996)