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Reese Witherspoon is Hollywood’s Highest Paid Actress

By Nix | December 3, 2007 (11:58 am) | More: Giveaways, Contests, Miscs., Industry News

Hollywood loves Reese Witherspoon. Or, to be more precise, America loves Reese Witherspoon when she’s falling in love on the big screen, and as a result, Hollywood loves her, too. The star of sappy romantic comedies like “Sweet Home Alabama” and “Just Like Heaven” topped the list of the highest paid actresses in Hollywood with a whopping $15-$20 million per picture. (I’m guessing the recent box office flop “Rendition” was a “prestige” project for her, and doesn’t qualify.)

Coming in second to Witherspoon was Angelina Jolie, followed by Cameron Diaz, who is still living off the success of “Shrek”, with a staggering $30 million payday for “Shrek the Third” alone. In fourth place was Nicole Kidman, who despite not having a hit in, geez, ages, still commands a $10-$15 million per movie paycheck.

Here’s the full list of Hollywood’s top money earners (via):

1. Reese Witherspoon - $15 million-$20 million
2. Angelina Jolie - $15 million-$20 million
3. Cameron Diaz - $15+ million
4. Nicole Kidman - $10 million-$15 million
5. Renee Zellweger - $10 million-$15 million
6. Sandra Bullock - $10 million-$15 million
7. Julia Roberts - $10 million-$15 million
8. Drew Barrymore - $10 million-$12 million
9. Jodie Foster - $10 million-$12 million
10. Halle Berry - $10 million

Is it any wonder Hollywood movies cost tens of millions? Because they’re paying people who can’t open a can of tuna, much less a movie over the weekend, $10 million a pop. Hollywood is full of suckers.

Reese Witherspoon is Hollywood’s Highest Paid Actress

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