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Message: <blockquote data-quote="batwise" data-source="post: 27807548" data-attributes="member: 575880"><h3>Tom Cruise on course to biggest movie payday with 'Top Gun: Maverick'</h3>In the process, he could overtake Bruce Willis’ reported $114 million payday for 1999’s Sixth Sense. Not accounting for inflation, it overtook Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, which made $153m in 2007. When global box office revenues are factored in, <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2022/05/29/tom-cruise-top-gun-maverick-box-office-movies-weekend-memorial-day-paramount/?sh=5371df6f387e" target="_blank">Maverick took $253m, according to Forbes</a>.In addition to a base salary of between $12m and $14m, as per Variety estimates, Cruise will receive 20 per cent of first-dollar gross for Maverick, in addition to potential revenue from streaming sales, wealth-tracking website Celebrity Net Worth reported.The film was made on a production budget of $170m. Within the US, it is expected to earn in excess of $300m, becoming Cruise’s biggest earner, after War of the Worlds’ $234.4m, according to Comscore.In total, the movies where Cruise is a leading actor have grossed close to $8.5 billion in worldwide revenue, according to estimates by box office aggregator The Numbers. He has also produced 12 movies, which have reaped $4.8bn globally.Recently described by The New York Times as the last great movie star, Cruise’s net worth is estimated at $600m by Celebrity Net Worth.</blockquote>

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