Robert downey jr. highest paid 2015,Robert Downey Jr., for the third year in succession, is the world's most generously compensated on-screen character ($80 million), yet that is not the genuine news in Forbes' yearly rundown of driving men with fortunate bank offsets.
What's distinctive this year is that interestingly three multimillionaire Indian on-screen characters minimal known among American film gatherings of people are incorporated in a worldwide main 10.
Also, Jackie Chan of China ($50 million) is No. 2.
It's yet another indication of the developing globalization of ... indeed, everything, except particularly the film business. In an inexorably internationalized industry, China and India can be a players, each with more than 1 billion individuals, huge numbers of them frantic for motion pictures made in their own particular countries.Thus, Bollywood whizzes Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar are No. 7 ($33.5 million) , No. 8 ($33.5 million) and No. 9 ($32.5 million) in the main 10 this year.
They rank in front of Mark Wahlberg at No. 10 ($32 million), Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson at No. 11 ($31.5 million) and Johnny Depp at No. 12 ($30 million), for instance.Above them are: Vin Diesel at No. 3 ($47 million), Bradley Cooper at No. 4 ($41.5 million), Adam Sandler at No. 5 ($41 million) and Tom Cruise at No. 6 ($40 million).
Downey remains the Iron Man among the exceedingly remunerated because of that establishment: Avengers: Age of Ultron earned $240 million gross in China alone. Be that as it may, America, since quite a while ago acclimated to straddling the world as the Colossus of the motion pictures, needs to make room on the rundown for different nationalities and dialects.
"From Hollywood to Hong Kong and Bollywood, the positioning looks at universal stars' profit for the first really worldwide dollar count of film's flushest stars," Forbes essayist Natalie Robehmed says in the article.
"In spite of the fact that we have since quite a while ago took a gander at remote performing artists featuring in the U.S. movies — Irishman Liam Neeson, Brit Daniel Craig and Australian Hugh Jackman have all made the Highest-Paid Actors list beforehand — we have never inspected those working singularly in universal film commercial enterprises."
The full rundown incorporates 33 actors from seven nations, who together earned a consolidated $877 million preceding expenses and charges between June 1, 2014, and June 1, 2015, Forbes s
What's distinctive this year is that interestingly three multimillionaire Indian on-screen characters minimal known among American film gatherings of people are incorporated in a worldwide main 10.
Also, Jackie Chan of China ($50 million) is No. 2.
It's yet another indication of the developing globalization of ... indeed, everything, except particularly the film business. In an inexorably internationalized industry, China and India can be a players, each with more than 1 billion individuals, huge numbers of them frantic for motion pictures made in their own particular countries.Thus, Bollywood whizzes Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar are No. 7 ($33.5 million) , No. 8 ($33.5 million) and No. 9 ($32.5 million) in the main 10 this year.
They rank in front of Mark Wahlberg at No. 10 ($32 million), Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson at No. 11 ($31.5 million) and Johnny Depp at No. 12 ($30 million), for instance.Above them are: Vin Diesel at No. 3 ($47 million), Bradley Cooper at No. 4 ($41.5 million), Adam Sandler at No. 5 ($41 million) and Tom Cruise at No. 6 ($40 million).
Downey remains the Iron Man among the exceedingly remunerated because of that establishment: Avengers: Age of Ultron earned $240 million gross in China alone. Be that as it may, America, since quite a while ago acclimated to straddling the world as the Colossus of the motion pictures, needs to make room on the rundown for different nationalities and dialects.
"From Hollywood to Hong Kong and Bollywood, the positioning looks at universal stars' profit for the first really worldwide dollar count of film's flushest stars," Forbes essayist Natalie Robehmed says in the article.
"In spite of the fact that we have since quite a while ago took a gander at remote performing artists featuring in the U.S. movies — Irishman Liam Neeson, Brit Daniel Craig and Australian Hugh Jackman have all made the Highest-Paid Actors list beforehand — we have never inspected those working singularly in universal film commercial enterprises."
The full rundown incorporates 33 actors from seven nations, who together earned a consolidated $877 million preceding expenses and charges between June 1, 2014, and June 1, 2015, Forbes s
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