2.5 Million Dollars for “Titanic”! Leonardo DiCaprio’s Amazing Total Assets

Last Updated on 11/13/2022 by てんしょく飯

Leonardo DiCaprio will celebrate his 48th birthday on November 11. It is no secret that he is rich, but his fortune is undeniably extraordinary, and it is surprising that he has (considerably) more money than Kris Jenner’s total assets, for example. Nevertheless, it makes sense, considering that Leo’s movies have grossed billions of dollars at the worldwide box office, he has made very successful real estate investments, and he owns a private island.

Leo’s paychecks have skyrocketed since “Titanic” became a social phenomenon.

If you are the type of person who is mentally stable and not upset by the details of other people’s riches, I would like to show you how he came to have such a huge fortune. I’ll get into the details later, but according to a Forbes report, Leo earned $29 million in 2015 alone (about $3.5 billion at that time). And this may be equal to the combined wealth of several celebrities researched by Cosmopolitan USA in the past.

The fortune earned from “Titanic” is astonishing to hear.

Apart from the huge sums of money that actors receive for their roles in films, they also receive a portion of the box-office revenues and back-end points. It was precisely because of this contract that Leo made so much money on “Titanic” (1997).

According to Celebrity Net Worth, a website that reports on the wealth of celebrities around the world, Leo earned $2.5 million (about ¥300 million at that time) for his appearance in “Titanic,” but he received an additional $40 million (about ¥5.9 billion) because he had signed a 1.8% back-end contract. He got a large sum of money.

Let’s take a look at other films that became major sources of income. Before “Titanic,” Leo was earning around $1 million (about 110 million yen at that time) per film. However, after “Titanic” became a social phenomenon, Leo’s salary skyrocketed.

According to “Variety” magazine, he got $10 million (about $1.08 billion at the rate of the time) for “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” (2019). And “Celebrity Net Worth” also made $20 million each for a series of films including “The Beach” (2000), “Catch Me If You Can” (2002), “The Departed” (2006), “Blood Diamond” (2006), “The Aviator” (2004) (about 2.1 to 2.5 billion yen at that time) for each of these films. Furthermore, according to “The Hollywood Reporter,” Leo got $25 million (about 2.42 billion yen at the rate of the time) for his role in “The Wolf of Wall Street” (2013).

He got even more money for “Inception.

Leo was able to get at least $50 million (about 4.4 billion yen at that time) for “Inception” (2010) after he “negotiated the back end point” again during the period of “Inception.

According to “Forbes,” Leo’s fee was partially cut because “it was too risky to know if it would be a hit or not,” but he agreed to receive a portion of the box-office revenue. Forbes explains, “That means Leo gets to earn income directly from ticket sales [after receiving his fee].” This was the smartest decision Leo could have made.

Netflix Provides Significant Funding for “Don’t Look Up”

The Netflix original film “Don’t Look Up” (2021) was paid $30 million (about 3.3 billion yen at the rate of the time), “Variety” magazine specifically reported. In fact, Leo’s fee was more than Jennifer Lawrence’s $25 million (about 2.75 billion yen at the rate of the time), who starred in W, which caused some controversy.

Jennifer responded to “Vanity Fair” magazine as follows: “Of course Leo got more than me.

Of course, Leo brings in more at the box office than I do. I am very lucky and happy with my contract. But what I have witnessed myself – and I’m sure other women in the industry have experienced the same thing – is that it is very awkward to ask about equal pay. If you question what appears to be an inequality, you’re just told, ‘It’s not a gender gap,’ and no one can give you any specifics.”

‘Apple’ Company Provides Significant Funding for Controversial New Film

Leo is working with director Martin Scorsese for the sixth time on the film “Killers of the Flower Moon” (original title). According to Variety magazine, “Apple” Inc. is paying $30 million for the iconic duo’s new project.

100 million dollars for advertising appearances alone.

Kim Kardashian may receive $1 million per Instagram post. But Leo earns tens of millions of dollars for providing his famous face to brands.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Leo has earned $100 million from advertising appearances and is an early investor in the American alternative meat company Beyond Meat (and Beyond Meat is a manufacturer that Kim Kardashian also supports). Most recently, he has also invested in the sustainable champagne brand Termont.

Owns a private island

We don’t know if Leo is a real estate lucky guy or just a genius, but either way, he seems to be managing it well for himself: he sold his Malibu home, which he bought in 1998, in 2021 for $11 million (about $1.21 billion at the time), and has since sold it for about $10 million (about $1.1 billion at the time). He sold the Malibu home he purchased in 1998 for $11 million in 2021, making a profit of approximately $10 million. He also reportedly owns “dozens” of other properties worth millions of dollars. In addition, he even owns a private island in Belize.

After all, what are Leonardo DiCaprio’s total assets?

According to “Celebrity Net Worth,” it is estimated at $260 million (about $38.6 billion). This must make any person as upset as Romeo who lost Juliet…?