Introduction     

Jason Alexander is an American professional actor and comedian with an estimated net worth of $50 Million. 

Before Wealth & Fame

Growing up in New York City, Jason Alexander initially aspired to become a trained magician. Still, he later realized he didn’t have the sleight-of-hand skills necessary to become a professional. Fortunately, he was also passionate about Theatre and attended Boston University to study the subject. However, he dropped out just before graduating because he had already found professional acting opportunities that he couldn’t pass up. In the 1980s, he was featured in various TV commercials, the most notable of which included advertisements for Levi’s jeans and Hershey’s Kisses. In addition, he lent his voice to some of the early McDonald’s advertisements.

Seinfeld Salary

Jason Alexander, Michael Richards, and Julia Louis Dreyfus were paid equal salaries throughout all nine seasons of Seinfeld. We don’t know exactly how much they earned from seasons one through four, but we have information on Jerry Seinfeld’s salary during that time. For comparison, Seinfeld earned $20,000/episode for the first season, $40,000/episode for seasons two and three, and $100,000/episode for season four. Naturally, his salary would have been significantly higher than that of his three co-stars.

In 1993, Alexander, Richards, and Dreyfus secured salary increases to $160,000 per episode. Alexander earned approximately $3.52 million for season five, $3.68 million for season six, and $3.52 million for seasons seven and eight.

In 1997, the trio threatened to quit Seinfeld if they weren’t paid $1 million per episode. They eventually agreed to $600,000 per episode, earning Alexander an estimated $13.2 million for the show’s final season. Overall, this would equate to Jason Alexander earning a total of at least $27.4 million from Seinfeld. While this doesn’t include earnings from seasons 1-4, Jerry only earned $3.8 million during that time. Thus, Alexander will have earned less than this figure, likely bringing his earnings closer to $30 million.

Real Estate

Jason Alexander owns a 4,926-square-foot, five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Los Angeles, California. Based on recent estimates, the property is currently valued at approximately $5.75 million. He reportedly bought the house in 2002. 

Philanthropy

Alexander was the national spokesman for the Scleroderma Foundation. He has supported various charities, including Ante Up For Africa Children Mending Hearts, Children’s Tumor Foundation, ENOUGH Project, Feed the Children, LEAP Foundation, Lupus LA, Neurofibromatosis, Inc., Not On Our Watch, Scleroderma Foundation, and United Way. 

Highest-Grossing Movies

Despite being best known for his work in television, Alexander has also had a somewhat impressive run at the box office, grossing over $1.2 billion globally. The bulk of this, almost $1 billion, is attributed to just three films, including Pretty Woman, which grossed $463 million, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which grossed $325 million. 

Here’s a complete list of Jason Alexander’s ten highest-grossing movies:

1. Pretty Woman – $463 million (1990)
2. The Hunchback of Notre Dame – $325 million (1996)
3. Shallow Hal – $141 million (2001)
4. Agent Cody Banks – $59 million (2003)
5. The Paper – $48 million (1994)
6. Hachi: A Dog’s Tale – $47 million (2009)
7. The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle – $35 million (2000)
8. Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London – $29 million (2004)
9. Jacob’s Ladder – $26 million (1990)
10. Coneheads – $21 million (1993)

Seth Rogen is a Canadian professional actor and director with an estimated net worth of $80 Million.

Film Salaries

While there’s not a lot of publicly available information regarding Seth Rogen’s film paychecks, here’s what we do know. When Seth starred in Knocked Up in 2007, he reportedly earned a salary of $500,000. By the 2010s, his career was in full swing, earning an impressive $6 million payday from The Green Hornet. 

When Sony was hacked in 2014, internal documents were leaked regarding the salaries of Seth Rogen and James Franco for The Interview. According to the papers, Franco earned $6.5 million, while Rogen earned $8.4 million. Seth’s salary was higher due to his multiple roles, helping write, direct, and produce the film.

Platonic Salary

According to Variety, Rogen earned an estimated $750,000 per episode for starring in Platonic. His co-star, Rose Byrne, was also paid $750,000 per episode. Given that Seth also worked as an executive producer on the show, he likely earned additional compensation, which hasn’t yet been included in the calculations.

Thus far, the show has aired one season and ten episodes, earning Rogen $7.5 million upfront. At the end of 2023, Platonic was renewed for a second season. However, salaries are unconfirmed at the time of writing.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Despite starring in some of the funniest films released in the 2000s, none of the movies Rogen is traditionally known for made it into his top ten. His highest-grossing movie was 2019’s The Lion King, for his role as Pumbaa. The film grossed $1.66 billion at the global box office against a budget of $260 million. 

As we look at the list, nearly all movies are animated, including Kung Fu Panda 1-4, which grossed a combined $2.4 billion. His roles as the voice of Donkey Kong in The Super Mario Bros. Movie helped the film gross $1.36 billion, and the Ship Captain in Shrek 3, $813 million.

Notable and more traditional Seth Rogen movies that didn’t make the list include Neighbors ($271 million), The Green Hornet ($228 million), Knocked Up ($220 million), Superbad ($171 million), and Pineapple Express ($102 million).

Here’s a complete list of Seth Rogen’s ten highest-grossing movies:

1. The Lion King – $1.66 Billion (2019)
2. The Super Mario Bros. Movie – $1.36 Billion (2023)
3. Shrek the Third – $813 Million (2007)
4. Kung Fu Panda 2 – $666 Million (2011)
5. Kung Fu Panda – $632 Million (2008)
6. Kung Fu Panda 4 – $546 Million (2024)
7. Kung Fu Panda 3 – $521 Million (2016)
8. Monsters vs. Aliens – $382 Million (2009)
9. 22 Jump Street – $331 Million (2014)
10. Horton Hears a Who! – $299 Million (2008)

Real Estate

In October 2006, Seth Rogen paid $1.65 million for a 2,853-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Los Angeles, California. He owned the property for fourteen years and eventually returned it to the market in October 2020, asking for $2.125 million. It sold a month later for $2.16 million. Considering that the property taxes amounted to at least $200,000 in total during his ownership, plus agent commissions, his profit was potentially between $100,000 and $200,000.

Introduction

Audrina Patridge is an American television personality and actress with an estimated net worth of $5 Million. 

Before Wealth & Fame

Growing up in California, Audrina Patridge was passionate about dancing and cheerleading as a teenager. Even from a young age, she aspired to become a professional actress, regularly taking classes. However, before landing her debut role in The Hills, Patridge worked part-time as a model. She had several small photo shoots and commercials for lingerie and bikini brands, and also briefly worked as a receptionist for Quixote Studios in Los Angeles.

Acting Career 

Audrina Patridge landed her role in the MTV reality show The Hills quite simply by being in the right place at the right time. The show was being filmed at The Hillside Villas, which coincidentally was where she was living at the time. One day, the producers spotted Audrina by the pool and later approached her about a role in the show. Lauren Conrad and Heidi Montag were also living there, which allowed Patridge to easily befriend them.

The Hills aired for six seasons from 2006 to 2010, with Patridge starring in 102 episodes. Although it was her debut professional acting role, it’s still her most recognized role to date. She later starred in the 2019 reboot, The Hills: New Beginnings, which aired for just two seasons and 29 episodes.

The Hills Salary

For the original show, Patridge reportedly earned $100,000 per episode. However, it’s not 100% confirmed that she earned this figure consistently throughout The Hills‘ six seasons. She earned $2 million for season five and $1.2 million for season six. If her salary were the same for seasons one through four, Audrina would have earned another $6 million.

As for the 2019 reboot, The Hills: New Beginnings, Patridge earned $150,000 per episode, translating to $3.6 million over the two seasons. Patridge has potentially earned $12.8 million overall from the role.

Divorce

Audrina Patridge was married to professional BMX rider Corey Bohan for just two years, from 2016 to 2018. The couple gave birth to their daughter, Kirra, just a few months before getting married. However, in September 2017, Patridge filed for divorce in Orange County, Florida, and also sought a temporary restraining order against Bohan, citing emotional abuse. 

The couple had signed a prenuptial agreement before tying the knot, which allowed Audrina to retain all her assets, and neither party was required to pay spousal support. Some sources suggested that Bohan was still living in Patridge’s house after she filed for the restraining order, and that she reportedly paid him roughly $35,000 to leave the property. Other sources reported that Bohan requested this figure for work that was recently done on the house.

Real Estate

Hollywood Hills Home

In 2008, Patridge paid $1.15 million for a 2,148-square-foot newly built home in the Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles. The three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom had been completely rebuilt the year before. In June 2015, she listed the house for sale at $1.575 million. The price was reduced multiple times until Audrina finally sold the property for $1.25 million in January 2016. 

Philanthropy

Patridge has supported many charities throughout her career. These include Cathy’s Kids Foundation, Firefighter Cancer Support Network, Global Fund, PETA, (RED), Sheckler Foundation, The Samburu Project, and The Thirst Project. 

Highlights

Here are some of the best highlights of Audrina Patridge’s career:

• Sorority Row (Movie, 2009) 
• Honey 2 (Movie, 2011)
• Audrina (Reality Show, 2011) 
• Scary Movie 5 (Movie, 2013)