How much do soap actors make?
The salaries of Soap Opera Actors in the US range from $10,841 to $294,666 , with a median salary of $52,946 . The middle 57% of Soap Opera Actors makes between $52,946 and $133,501, with the top 86% making $294,666.
How rich is Steve McFadden?
Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell), £2.5 million Albert Square’s chief grunting machine is worth a staggering two-and-a-half mil, which he las largely amassed through his appearances on the soap. Steve also regularly appears on stage in pantomimes and serious plays about serious things.
Who is the longest serving actor in EastEnders?
Ian Beale
Soap favourite says bosses ‘might not want me back’ Adam Woodyatt has warned EastEnders fans that his character Ian Beale may never return to the soap. The actor, 53, is the BBC show’s longest serving cast member, having joined it in 1985.
What is Dot Cotton worth?
June Brown I hope you haven’t forgotten about Dot. June Brown MBE, who is best known for her role as Dot Cotton which she left permanently last year at the age of 93, has also raked in the cash from her time on the soap. She is reportedly worth between £1million and £3.8million.
Who is the highest paid actor on BBC?
Gary Lineker remains the BBC’s top earner despite agreeing to a pay cut of just under £400,000, the broadcaster has revealed in its annual report.
What is Danny Dyer salary?
Danny Dyer Having joined the show back in 2013 as Mick Carter, the BBC listed Danny’s annual salary in 2017 as between £200,000 – £249,999, making him the show’s highest paid earner in its history (from what is known of the published salaries).
Who is the highest-paid TV actor in the UK?
Gary Lineker
The BBC has today revealed its highest earning stars. Gary Lineker remains the highest-paid star for the third year running on £1.75m, according to new figures, but he is taking a pay cut. Meanwhile the number of women in the top 10 is up to four, compared to three in 2019.
Who is the highest-paid presenter on TV?
Gary Lineker tops the charts again despite a recent pay cut.