We’ve all known about Tom Cruise for the better part of our lives, and he’s been famous the whole time. Not the typical “famous millionaire” level of wealth, either. Tom’s long career as a consistent A-lister has resulted in a net worth of over $500 million. Since he’s not out here doing spon-con, this guy makes his money from appearing in some of the highest-earning films of all time. Let’s take it film by film and speculate obliquely about his fortune, shall we?
Thank you to Celebrity Net Worth for compiling such mind-boggling data, and take notice that we’ll be separating Tom’s profits from the Mission: Impossible films into their section due to the staggering nature of those figures.
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Risky Business (1983)
$75,000 Considering this was Tom’s first major job, his remuneration was modest compared to that of a Hollywood heavy hitter.
Legend (1985)
$500,000
Top Gun (1986)
$2 million
Cocktail (1988)
$3 million
Days of Thunder (1990)
$9 million
Far and Away (1992)
$13 million
A Few Good Men (1992)
$12 million
The Firm (1993)
$12 million
Interview with the Vampire (1994)
$15 million
There is no way you could be prepared for this. Producing credits accounted for the vast majority of Tom’s claimed $70 million and $75 million earnings for the first and third Mission Impossible films, respectively. But in between them, he released Mission: Impossible 2, his most successful film. According to reports, Tom made $100 million for this film and another $100 million for War of the Worlds in 2005 via backend deals.
What Did Tom Cruise Make for Top Gun: Maverick?
You are not prepared for this. Tom made $13 million upfront for the picture, according to Variety, but he planned to make millions more in the long run. That, lol, he most definitely did. Tom has reportedly made $100 million so far between his upfront fee and ticket sales, with that number rising when rental and streaming money is factored in.
Just so you know, he has already arranged the same arrangement for the upcoming Mission Impossible films, guaranteeing himself $12–$14 million upfront and anticipating much more in the long run.
That’s reportedly $745 million. According to CinemaBlend, he earns $7,091 for every line he speaks. Why wouldn’t he be one of the richest actors in the world, according to Forbes?
How Much Does He Pay in Child Support?
There are if you want to be nosy, specifics to review on the money that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes agreed to settle their divorce with. After the birth of their daughter Suri in 2012, TMZ reported that Tom was ordered to pay Katie $400,000 per year in child support until Suri turned 18 (a total of $4.8 million, a mere drop in Tom’s net worth bucket). Although Katie did not receive alimony, Tom did promise to cover Suri’s “medical, dental, insurance, education, college, and extracurricular fees.”
Tom Cruise’s Real Estate is Worth a Fortune
Similar to Scott Disick of the popular reality show Flip It Like a Disick, Tom Cruise frequently buys and sells houses. According to Forbes, he recently made $39.5 million off of the sale of a mansion in Telluride, his latest real estate flip. This is the house where he famously gave an interview to Oprah, and we can watch the extremely fuzzy footage of the house tour together:
What is Tom Cruise’s Total Net Worth?
Celebrity Net Worth estimates to be $600 million, and with an annual salary of $50 million, it’s only going to grow.
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