(Properties, Salary) Anthony Hopkins Net Worth 2024 – FORBES

As of 2024, Anthony Hopkins has a net worth of $190 million. According to Forbes, he is one of the richest actors making $25 million salary per movie at his peak. He also earns a share in profits of a film, and that explains why his net worth is so huge.

Anthony Hopkins’s Salary

The Silence of the Lambs (1991): Hopkins made $1 million for playing Dr. Hannibal Lecter. After the film made over $250 million worldwide, he got an extra $5 million bonus salary.

Amistad (1997): Hopkins earned $10 million for his role as John Quincy Adams, a big increase from his previous pay. He made an additional $1.6 million through royalties.

Nixon (1995): Hopkins was paid $15 million for playing President Richard Nixon, the highest salary for any actor in that film. This included 5% share in the film’s profits too.

Westworld (2016): For his role in this HBO series, Hopkins earned $20 million, making him one of the highest-paid actors on TV. He is one of the executive producers of the show, which resulted in him earning $12 million more through sale of streaming rights.

Estimated salary amount for other movies:

• The Elephant Man (1980): $500,000
• The Bounty (1984): $1 million
• Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992): $7.5 million
• Legends of the Fall (1994): $5 million
• Meet Joe Black (1998): $12.5 million
• Hannibal (2001): $20 million
• Red Dragon (2002): $15 million
• The Wolfman (2010): $10 million
• Hitchcock (2012): $8 million

Anthony Hopkins Net Worth 2024 (Forbes)

Full Name	Sir Philip Anthony Hopkins
Net Worth	$190 Million
Annual Income	$30 Million
Salary Per Movie	$25 million
Assets	$100 Million

Real Estate Wealth

Anthony Hopkins’s assets includes real estate portfolio, valued at $50 million, includes properties across the USA, UK, and Monaco. Few of his most valuable properties are listed below.

1. Los Angeles, California: A $15 million luxury home with extensive amenities.
2. New York City, New York: A $10 million penthouse in Manhattan.
3. London, UK: An $8 million historic townhouse in the Central London area.
4. Monaco: A $7 million modern apartment with views of the Mediterranean.
5. Los Angeles, California: A $5 million beachfront property.
6. Oxford, UK: A $3 million countryside estate.
7. Palm Springs, California: A $2 million mid-century modern home.

Financial Losses

Even with Anthony Hopkins’ successful career, he faced a significant financial loss due to a bad investment. In the early 2000s, Hopkins invested $3 million in a high-end restaurant chain that promised big returns.

Unfortunately, the restaurant suffered from poor management, high costs, and low customer turnout. On top of that, it was revealed that some managers and other investors were involved in cheating and mismanaging funds.

Despite attempts to salvage the business, it eventually failed and closed. As a result, Hopkins had to write off all his investment as a total loss.

Net Worth Chart of Julia Roberts

Net Worth in 2024	$190 Million
Net Worth in 2010	$150 Million
Net Worth in 2000	$100 Million
Net Worth in 1990	$12 Million