Glen Powell has become not only one of the actors of the moment but also one of the most sought-after young stars in Hollywood, especially after the numerous successes he has starred in.
His most popular and acclaimed works range from the romantic comedy Anyone But You to other blockbuster productions like the action drama Top Gun: Maverick, where he portrayed Lieutenant “Hangman”.
Thanks to his recent significant roles, he has been considerably increasing his fortune, also making it onto the list of the richest and highest-paid celebrities among his peers, like Sydney Sweeney and Miles Teller.
What is Glen Powell’s net worth in 2024?
Despite Glen Powell having established himself as a renowned actor in recent years, he possesses a considerable fortune, reflecting his numerous successes. As of now, his net worth is $7 million.
Glen Powell attends a photo call celebrating Netflix’s new film “Hit Man” at Four Seasons Hotel on May 17, 2024. (Source: Rick Kern/Getty Images for Netflix)
Capital UK reported that his growing wealth is attributed to his contributions to major franchises such as Top Gun and even Jurassic Park. However, Anyone But You has also brought him a significant paycheck and salary.
His involvement in producing projects has also added to his financial portfolio, along with various sponsorships and external collaborations with luxury brands, like the prestigious watch brand OMEGA.
Glen Powell almost bankrupted by Top Gun
Glen Powell has been one of the standout stars of the “Top Gun” sequel, where we saw him portray Hangman and share the screen with some franchise icons, including Tom Cruise, who plays Maverick.
Thanks to his role, it is rumored that the young actor received a generous salary. However, he nearly went broke due to Cruise’s decision to delay the release of “Top Gun: Maverick” in 2020.
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The star confessed to The Hollywood Reporter that he was nearly bankrupt because of the delay, as instead of opting for a streaming release, the lead actor wanted to postpone the film for two years to ensure box office success.
In an interview with the outlet, Powell opened up about his financial situation at the time and admitted, “I had never made a significant amount of money from a film, including Top Gun, and I was draining my bank account to the point where my accountant was telling me, ‘This pandemic can’t last much longer‘”.
