Hollywood icon George Clooney has dethroned his ‘Ticket to Paradise’ co-star Julia Roberts to turn out to be the highest-paid performer in Broadway historical past. The 63-year-old actor is raking in $300,000 per week for his Broadway debut ‘Good Night time, and Good Luck.’
George Clooney, Julia Roberts and Hugh Jackman are among the highest-paid Broadway performers. (AI Picture/ Grok )
“George Clooney is getting a large deal. Not solely is he starring within the manufacturing, however he additionally wrote it, that means he’s benefiting from a number of income streams. He’s anticipated to earn greater than $300,000 per week,” an insider informed Radar On-line.
One other insider informed the outlet, “This deal isn’t nearly efficiency pay. He’s additionally incomes a share of the earnings, which implies his weekly earnings might soar even larger, making him the highest-paid performer Broadway has ever seen.”
‘Good Night time, and Good Luck’ will open on Broadway on April 3, 2025. The seats are already listed at a jaw-dropping $677, Radar On-line reported.
Different highest-paid Broadway stars –
Julia Roberts – The ‘Notting Hill’ actor starred in ‘Three Days of Rain’, incomes $150,000 per week, The Solar reported.
Bette Midler – The 79-year-old Golden Globe-winning actor earned $150,000 per week for his stint in ‘Good day, Dolly!’, as per Radar On-line.
Hugh Jackman – In keeping with Radar On-line, the ‘Wolverine’ actor raked in round $100,000 per week for ‘The Music Man.’
Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane – The actors, who appeared in a number of Broadway exhibits and movies collectively, pocketed $100,000 every per week after they starred in ‘The Producers,’ Playbill reported.
Daniel Craig – The British actor, finest identified for enjoying the fictional undercover agent James Bond, had a base wage of $40,000 per week for his Broadway debut ‘A Regular Rain.’
Richard Chamberlain – Within the Nineteen Nineties, Chamberlain took residence a weekly wage of $50,000 for his portrayal of Captain von Trapp in ‘The Sound of Music,’ the New York Put up reported.
Bernadette Peters- The actor, who starred in ‘Annie Get Your Gun,’ obtained $30,000 per week.
