(◕‿◕✿)Top 20 Hollywood Earners of 2009

Top 20 Hollywood Earners of 2009

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1 Michael Bay

(William Morris Endeavor Entertainment)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $125 million
$75 million: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (back-end profit participation for directing and producing, based on worldwide box-office gross of $835 million)
$28 million: Transformers: R.O.T.F. (share of estimated $280 million in DVD revenue)
$12.5 million: Transformers: R.O.T.F. (share of toy and other licensing royalties)
$4 million: Friday the 13th (back end for producing, based on worldwide gross of $90 million, and share of DVD)
$2 million: The Unborn (back end for producing, based on worldwide gross of $77 million, and share of DVD)
$2 million: A Nightmare on Elm Street (fee for producing inexplicable remake)
$1.5 million: Royalties from older films, other income



2 Steven Spielberg

(Creative Artists Agency)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $85 million
$50 million: Universal theme-park royalties and consulting fees (ongoing deal signed in 1987)
$20 million: The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (fee for producing and directing upcoming 2011 release)
$10 million: Other back-end revenue, royalties from older films
$5 million: Transformers: R.O.T.F. (back end as executive producer)



3 Roland Emmerich

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $70 million
$70 million: 2012 (back end for producing and directing, based on worldwide gross of $746 million as of December 31)



4 James Cameron

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $50 million
$50 million: Avatar (back end for producing, writing, and directing, based on worldwide gross of $830 million as of December 31)



5 Todd Phillips

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $44 million
$39 million: The Hangover (back end for directing, based on worldwide gross of $460 million, and share of DVD)
$5 million: Due Date (fee for producing and directing upcoming comedy starring Robert Downey Jr.)



6 Daniel Radcliffe

(Artist Rights Group)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $41 million
$20 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I (fee for starring in upcoming penultimate Potter film)
$20 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II (fee for starring in 2011 series finale, also filmed last year)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



7 Ben Stiller

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $40 million
$20 million: Little Fockers (fee for starring in upcoming “threequel”)
$6 million: Greenberg (fee for starring)
$6 million: Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (back end for starring, based on worldwide gross of $415 million, and share of DVD)
$5 million: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (back-end bonus for voice work, and share of DVD)
$2 million: Megamind (fee as executive producer of upcoming animated film)
$1 million: Submarine (fee as executive producer of upcoming indie film)



8 Tom Hanks

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $36 million
$19 million: Angels & Demons (back end for starring, based on worldwide gross of $486 million, and share of DVD)
$15 million: Toy Story 3 (fee for voice work in upcoming “3-D-quel”)
$2 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



9 J. J. Abrams

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $36 million
$31 million: Star Trek (back end for producing and directing, based on worldwide gross of $385 million, and share of DVD)
$5 million: Morning Glory (fee for producing upcoming comedy starring Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton)



10 Jerry Bruckheimer

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $35.5 million
$10 million: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (fee for producing upcoming action-comedy starring Nicolas Cage)
$10 million: Annual first-look deal with Disney
$7.5 million: Back end from various film projects
$5 million: G-Force (back end for producing, based on worldwide gross of $285 million)
$3 million: Confessions of a Shopaholic (back end for producing, based on worldwide gross of $105 million, and share of DVD)



11 Tyler Perry

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $32.5 million
$19 million: Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail (back end for writing, directing, producing, and starring, based on domestic gross of $90 million—Perry’s films are not yet distributed internationally—and share of DVD)
$6 million: Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All by Myself (back end for writing, directing, and producing, based on domestic gross of $52 million)
$3 million: Tyler Perry’s The Family That Preys (share of DVD for writing, directing, and producing)
$2.5 million: Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Too? (fee for writing, directing, and executive-producing upcoming sequel starring Janet Jackson)
$2 million: Georgia Sky (fee for executive-producing a film without his name)



12 Adam Sandler

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $31.5 million
$25 million: Grown Ups (fee for writing and starring in upcoming comedy with Chris Rock)
$2.5 million: Born to Be a Star (fee for writing and producing upcoming comedy starring Christina Ricci and Stephen Dorff)
$2 million: Zookeeper (fee for voice work in and producing upcoming animated feature)
$2 million: Assorted back end from other producing projects, royalties from older films, other revenue



13 Denzel Washington

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $31 million
$15 million: The Book of Eli (fee for starring)
$15 million: Unstoppable (fee for starring in upcoming runaway-train thriller)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



14 Emma Watson

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $30 million
$15 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I (fee for starring)
$15 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II (fee for starring)



15 Rupert Grint

(Hamilton Hodell)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $30 million
$15 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I (fee for starring)
$15 million: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II (fee for starring)



16 Owen Wilson

(United Talent Agency)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $29 million
$15 million: Little Fockers (fee for co-starring)
$8 million: Untitled James L. Brooks project (fee for starring opposite Jack Nicholson and Reese Witherspoon)
$2 million: Marley & Me (back end for starring, based on worldwide gross of $243 million, and share of DVD)
$2 million: Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (back end for co-starring, and share of DVD)
$1 million: Marmaduke (fee for voice work in upcoming animated film based on tired comic strip)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



17 Nicolas Cage

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $28 million
$12 million: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (fee for starring)
$12 million: The Hungry Rabbit Jumps (fee for starring in upcoming vigilante thriller)
$2 million: G-Force (back-end bonus for voice work, based on worldwide gross of $285 million)
$1 million: Knowing (back end for starring, based on worldwide gross of $151 million, and share of DVD)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



18 Russell Crowe

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $28 million
$20 million: Robin Hood (fee for starring in umpteenth Sherwood Forest romp, this time from Ridley Scott)
$7.5 million: The Next Three Days (fee for producing and starring in upcoming thriller)
$500,000: Royalties from older films, other revenue



19 Cameron Diaz

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $27 million
$10 million: Shrek Forever After (fee for voice work in upcoming 3-D “fourquel”)
$10 million: Knight and Day (fee for starring in upcoming action-comedy opposite Tom Cruise)
$6 million: The Green Hornet (fee for starring in upcoming would-be franchise opposite Seth Rogen)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



20 Brian Grazer and Ron Howard

(CAA [Howard])
Estimated 2009 earnings: $25.5 million
$16 million: Angels & Demons (back end for directing [Howard] and producing [both], based on worldwide gross of $486 million, and share of DVD)
$2.5 million: Untitled Gus Van Sant project (fee for producing)
$2.5 million: Robin Hood (fee for producing)
$2.5 million: Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey! (fee for producing animated sequel)
$2 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



21 Johnny Depp

(UTA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $25 million
$15 million: The Rum Diary (fee for starring in and producing upcoming film based on Hunter S. Thompson novel)
$7.5 million: Rango (fee for voice work in upcoming animated film)
$2.5 million: Royalties from Pirates films, other revenue



32 Angelina Jolie

(Media Talent Group)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $21 million
$20 million: Salt (fee for starring in upcoming spy movie)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue



35 Robert Pattinson

(WME)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $18 million
$7.5 million: The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (fee for starring in upcoming third installment of vampire franchise)
$5 million: The Twilight Saga: New Moon (fee for starring in second installment)
$4 million: Remember Me (fee for actually starring in a non-Twilight film)
$1.5 million: New Moon (back end, based on worldwide gross of $661 million)




37 Kristen Stewart

(Gersh)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $16 million
$7.5 million: The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (fee for starring)
$5 million: The Twilight Saga: New Moon (fee for starring)
$2 million: The Runaways (for starring in upcoming Joan Jett biopic)
$1.5 million: New Moon (back end)



40 Brad Pitt

(CAA)
Estimated 2009 earnings: $13.5 million
$5 million: Megamind (fee for voice work)
$4.5 million: Inglourious Basterds (back end for starring, based on worldwide gross of $318 million)
$2 million: The Time Traveler’s Wife (fee for executive-producing)
$1 million: Eat, Pray, Love (fee for producing upcoming Julia Roberts vehicle)
$1 million: Royalties from older films, other revenue