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Notes This chart is not adjusted for inflation. The figures represent the total amount of US revenue generated by all the movies a star has appeared in over their lifetime. The table includes data for movies in The Numbers database. While we make every effort to collect all available data, there are inevitably omissions and errors. Please help us by sending corrections to [email protected]. See also: Stars with Most $100m Movies - Stars with Highest Average Gross All Time Top 100 Stars at the Box Office Name Movies Total Box Office Average 1 Samuel L. Jackson 63 $3,398,713,162 $53,947,828 2 Harrison Ford 33 $3,255,071,377 $98,638,527 3 Tom Hanks 33 $3,087,860,214 $93,571,522 4 Eddie Murphy 30 $2,916,743,946 $97,224,798 5 Tom Cruise 29 $2,677,214,321 $92,317,735 6 Bruce Willis 47 $2,556,735,360 $54,398,625 7 James Earl Jones 41 $2,451,522,050 $59,793,221 8 Robin Williams 43 $2,338,498,672 $54,383,690 9 Mel Gibson 35 $2,316,662,303 $66,190,352 10 Jim Cummings 27 $2,268,236,383 $84,008,755 11 Gene Hackman 59 $2,253,781,519 $38,199,687 12 John Ratzenberger 20 $2,250,985,098 $112,549,255 13 Rance Howard 41 $2,248,647,004 $54,845,049 14 Frank Oz 22 $2,140,948,081 $97,315,822 15 Robert De Niro 53 $2,133,090,460 $40,246,990 16 Clint Howard 33 $2,127,896,941 $64,481,725 17 Dan Aykroyd 51 $2,121,706,788 $41,602,094 18 Julia Roberts 31 $2,113,978,693 $68,192,861 19 John Travolta 37 $2,079,158,728 $56,193,479 20 Bill Paxton 39 $2,068,656,205 $53,042,467 21 Danny De Vito 42 $2,035,801,452 $48,471,463 22 John Cleese 32 $1,966,967,681 $61,467,740 23 Kenny Baker 11 $1,965,588,567 $178,689,870 24 Willem Dafoe 38 $1,942,492,561 $51,118,225 25 Jim Carrey 22 $1,912,499,056 $86,931,775 26 Tommy Lee Jones 33 $1,888,000,282 $57,212,130 27 Carrie Fisher 28 $1,866,017,854 $66,643,495 28 Dustin Hoffman 31 $1,865,444,420 $60,175,626 29 Arnold Schwarzenegger 27 $1,863,338,881 $69,012,551 30 Cameron Diaz 22 $1,825,042,176 $82,956,463 31 Will Smith 16 $1,820,325,970 $113,770,373 32 Anthony Daniels 6 $1,802,238,926 $300,373,154 33 John Rhys-Davies 19 $1,775,705,014 $93,458,159 34 Elijah Wood 22 $1,766,174,658 $80,280,666 35 Sean Connery 42 $1,759,747,823 $41,898,758 36 Whoopi Goldberg 42 $1,754,560,382 $41,775,247 37 Steve Buscemi 54 $1,735,195,314 $32,133,247 38 Warwick Davis 10 $1,725,404,866 $172,540,487 39 Hugo Weaving 13 $1,718,780,579 $132,213,891 40 Jack Nicholson 33 $1,716,911,557 $52,027,623 41 Wayne Knight 17 $1,693,416,002 $99,612,706 42 Morgan Freeman 36 $1,674,813,419 $46,522,595 43 Sylvester Stallone 35 $1,661,566,043 $47,473,316 44 Keanu Reeves 32 $1,629,395,784 $50,918,618 45 Philip Baker Hall 31 $1,619,940,114 $52,256,133 46 Bernard Hill 12 $1,619,396,312 $134,949,693 47 Anthony Hopkins 38 $1,613,650,879 $42,464,497 48 Clint Eastwood 45 $1,611,099,286 $35,802,206 49 Viggo Mortensen 22 $1,592,879,929 $72,403,633 50 Robert Duvall 48 $1,586,973,617 $33,061,950 51 Orlando Bloom 8 $1,582,242,485 $197,780,311 52 Maggie Smith 26 $1,582,164,226 $60,852,470 53 Jeff Goldblum 36 $1,582,088,083 $43,946,891 54 Matt Damon 28 $1,580,721,643 $56,454,344 55 Ian McKellen 22 $1,550,899,315 $70,495,423 56 Robbie Coltrane 20 $1,542,847,892 $77,142,395 57 Drew Barrymore 31 $1,538,616,417 $49,632,788 58 M. 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