George Lucas owns his own firetruck and employs 14 full-time firefighters to use it.
Dennis Rodman has 28 siblings.
Jon Bon Jovi's birth name was John Bongiovi Jr.
Jennifer Lawrence has an H20 tattoo on her hand to remind her to drink more water.
The Highest-paid Movie And TV Roles Of All Time
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Jerry Seinfeld—$1.5 million per episode for “Seinfeld”
By the last season of “Seinfeld,” Jerry Seinfeld was banking an average of $1.5 million an episode to play himself on TV. It was reported that NBC was willing to pay him $5 million per episode to keep the show going for a 10th season, but that Seinfeld declined.
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Sandra Bullock—$70 million for “Gravity”
Not only did she earn an Oscar nomination for her role in the 2013 space movie “Gravity,” but Sandra Bullock also earned an astounding $70 million.
In a deal similar to the one he made with “Forrest Gump” producers, Tom Hanks earned an approximate $30-40 million for the 1998 war flick “Saving Private Ryan.”
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Cameron Diaz—$42 million for “Bad Teacher”
Although her salary for the 2011 movie “Bad Teacher” was only $1 million, Cameron Diaz was able to take a cut of the box office earnings, which netted her a total of $42 million from the movie.
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Jim Carrey—$30 million for “Yes Man”
In lieu of a typical salary, Jim Carrey successfully negotiated an ownership stake in “Yes Man” and earned $30 million.
Harrison Ford—$65 million for “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”
What would an “Indiana Jones” movie be without Harrison Ford? The actor agreed to come back for the 2008 sequel if he could take a part of the movie’s earnings. The end result? Over $65 million.
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