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World’s 9th richest CEO is worth more than top 20 richest Hollywood stars combined
Data gathered and calculated by LearnBonds.com indicates that the net worth of Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk is now six times more than the combined wealth of top 20 richest Hollywood actors. Cumulatively, the actors net worth is $6.55 billion, while Elon Musk enjoys the $40 billion net worth.
Musk ranks in the ninth position among the world’s richest CEOs. This group of the top 20 CEOs has a combined net worth of $873.7 billion.
According to the report:
“This fortune means that the wealth of the top 20 Hollywood actors is at least 133 times lower than the world’s top 20 richest CEOs.”
Among the top 20 richest Hollywood actors, Tom Cruise takes the top spot with a net worth of $570 million. He is popularly known for his role in the Mission Impossible franchise.
George Clooney takes the second spot with a net worth of $500 million.In the third spot is
The Expendables star Mel Gibson with a net worth of $425 million.
In the fourth spot is Adam Sandler with a net worth of $420 million. Sandler reportedly earns about $20 million per movie. Tom Hanks occupies the fifth spot with a net worth of $400 million. His movies have grossed over $9 billion globally.
Other actors with a net worth of $400 million include Jack Nicholson, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Jackie Chan. In the tenth position, there is Clint Eastwood with a net worth of $375 million.
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