Current Net Worth and Earnings
Timothee Chalamet is estimated to have a net worth of around $25 million as of the latest public reporting, with annual earnings driven primarily by film salaries and brand partnerships. Austin Butler's net worth is estimated at roughly $4 million, accumulated through roles in film and television projects and select endorsement deals Forbes.
Chalamet's earnings have grown sharply since his breakout role, with per-film compensation rising into the high millions for major studio releases. Butler's compensation has increased following leading roles in high-profile projects, though his per-project pay remains below top-tier A-list actors. Both actors' net worth figures reflect primarily salary income, not business ownership or investment income.
Major Film Roles and Box Office Performance
Chalamet starred in "Dune: Part Two," which earned over $700 million worldwide, and "Wonka," which grossed more than $600 million globally, making him one of the highest-grossing actors of recent years Box Office Mojo. Butler led "Elvis," which earned over $285 million worldwide, and "Dune: Part Two," where he played Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen alongside Chalamet.
Chalamet's upcoming projects include "Megalopolis" and "A Complete Unknown," both expected to add to his box office total. Butler is attached to several upcoming films, including "The King of Oil" and "Masters of the Air" follow-ups. Their combined filmography includes roles across major franchises and prestige dramas, with total box office gross exceeding $1.5 billion across their respective lead and supporting parts.
Salary Ranges and Industry Standing
Chalamet reportedly earned between $10 million and $15 million for his role in "Dune: Part Two," reflecting his status as a top-billed lead in a major franchise Screen Daily. Butler's salary for "Elvis" was reported in the low millions, with subsequent earnings rising as he takes on larger franchise roles.
Both actors fall within the upper tier of working actors in Hollywood, though Chalamet commands higher per-project fees due to his box office track record and award visibility. Butler's career trajectory has been marked by a rapid shift from television to film, with his role in "Elvis" earning him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Their current earnings positions place them among the most commercially viable young male actors in the industry.