While Blair Underwood has starred in ninety movies and series, he is rarely given the credit he deserves for his outstanding performances. However, his exceptional portrayal of Agent Carter in “Longlegs” garnered acclaim from both the public and critics alike.
Beginning his film career with the 1985 musical “Krush Groove,” Underwood has appeared in various hits such as “Deep Impact,” “Just Cause,” “Gattaca,” and “Rules of Engagement.”
With such an impressive trajectory, many are curious about the wealth he has amassed over the years. Here are all the details on Blair Underwood’s fortune in 2024.
What is Blair Underwood’s net worth in 2024?
Blair Underwood has worked diligently to carve his name in Hollywood, and his efforts have certainly paid off. According to Celebrity Net Worth, his net worth in 2024 is $8 million.
Blair Underwood attends the premiere of Neon’s “Longlegs” at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on July 08, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Source: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)
This is a significant amount, especially considering that media outlets like The Richest state his salary per episode tends to be around $120,000. When doing the math, it’s clear that being offered numerous projects allows him to maintain his substantial fortune.
A similar pattern is observed in his film career. According to Showbiz Galore, Underwood’s salary for “Longlegs” is rumored to have been $150,000. While he may not command the highest fees in the industry, the accumulation of his earnings over numerous pictures certainly adds up.
His wealth is even more impressive considering he has no notable brand endorsements and is married to Josie Hart, a non-celebrity whom he met at 16. Their friendship spanned 43 years before evolving into a relationship after they both divorced their previous partners.
Moreover, Underwood has also made a remarkable career in theatre. Since making his Broadway debut in 2012 in Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Desire,” which earned him a Drama League Distinguished Performance Award nomination, he continued to grace the stage in the 2020 production of “A Soldier’s Play.”
