Who owns the rights to Jumanji?

Columbia Pictures

How much Kevin Hart paid for Jumanji?

Hart earned $10 million for his role and an undetermined number after the film’s success. The sequel, Jumanji 2: The Next Level, grossed over $800 million worldwide, beating Disney’s Frozen 2 for the top spot at the box office.

How much did the rock get paid for Jumanji?

Running through the jungle for those “Jumanji” movies has the Rock rolling in green. In fact, Dwayne Johnson’s $23.5 million upfront salary for the upcoming Sony SNE, +0.63% sequel “Jumanji: The Next Level” has swung him to the top of Forbes’ 2019 list of highest-paid actors for the second year in a row.

How much was Jack Black paid for Jumanji?

Jack Black was reportedly paid $5 million for his role in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and $3 million for the sequel Jumanji: The Next Level.

Is Jack Black Rich?

Jack Black Net Worth and Salary: Jack Black is an American actor, producer, comedian, voice actor, writer, and musician who has a net worth of $50 million. Jack Black is best known for his comedic roles in various films. He is also an accomplished musician and founding member of the award-winning band Tenacious D.

Is Jack Black done acting?

Actor, comedian, musician, and most-recently, YouTuber Jack Black has tentative plans to retire from acting after his next movie. The star of Jumanji: The Next Level told Balance “a big part” of the reason he plans on retiring early is his desire to spend more time with his wife and two sons.

Why did Jack Black quit?

Black recently announced he’s looking for an exit from acting because he’s been spending far too much time away from his family. Yes, this sounds overly familiar when so many Hollywood families are in the same situation. Not that Black is being overly definitive on saying he’ll retire.

Do actors get retirement?

The size of your pension will depend on how much you work. Often, actors will have pensions from all three unions, and with Social Security, it can be enough to live on, Fowkes said. “Actors are becoming smarter about retirement than they were five years ago,” Fowkes said.