Emma Stone Has Truly Made a Fortune Being Funny on the Big Screen (2024)

Just a few years ago in Tinseltown, a teenager by the name of Emma Stone was an aspiring actor who, similar to many, went through her fair share of trials and tribulations. According to her via a much later 2016 interview with the Denver Post, "I had a casting director, Allison Jones, she called me in for a bunch of things in those three years between 15 and 18 when I was auditioning all the time. I’d go in to network for a series and not get it."

However, unlike many, Emma subsequently wound up landing a role in a film you may or may not have heard of (hint: you've totally heard of it) called Superbad. And the rest is history! Now, the actor is out here earning record-breaking figures thanks to her lucrative movie deals, casual Oscar noms, and lending her name and likeness to tons of brands. All of this means the celeb has successfully raked in *tons* of moolah over the years, which I can't wait to debrief you on so you can be inspired have a full-on crying sesh.

Ahead, all the deets on Emma's total net worth for your viewing pleasure!

Make no mistake: Her acting chops have earned her some serious $$$

Emma's initial earnings came from a slew of projects she was cast in throughout the mid-2000s around the same time she landed her first major feature in Superbad. In the midst of her debut in the raunchy comedy, she also had several roles in the same cinematic sphere: The House Bunny (2008), Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2009), and Zombieland (2009)—the latter of which was her most profitable venture that year and grossed over $102.4 million.

Then, in 2010, Emma starred as Olive Penderghast in the hit, razor-sharp teen comedy Easy A, which earned the actor a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy, multiple (!!) nominations for the BAFTA Rising Star Award, and an MTV Movie Award for Best Comedic Performance.

The actor followed that up with the 1960s drama The Help (2011), which grossed $216.6 million against a $25 million budget, and the rom-com Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011), which grossed $145 million against a $50 million budget. Unclear how much Emma made during this period, but considering *the* Viola Davis acted in the former and the *chef's kiss* ensemble cast in the latter, we're gonna guesstimate that her paychecks for both probs added up to a couple of pretty pennies.

Fast-forward to 2014-ish when Emma starred in a revival of the Broadway musical Cabaret because she could, and ultimately met director Damien Chazelle, who wound up casting her in his 2016 musical comedy-drama La La Land. Yes, *that* La La Land. Ya know, the one that raked in over a whopping $472 million at the box office against a $30 million budget and earned the actor an Academy BAFTA for Best Film Actress in a Leading Role, a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, a SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role in a Motion Picture, and an Academy Award for Best Actress, among tons of others.

Oh, and the very same La La Land that landed Emma the distinction of being the highest-paid actress in the world according to an August 2017 Forbes report. Warning: You might cry at the following stat you're going to read. According to the outlet, during that time, Emma had banked $26 million (pretax) from that one film alone.

While the specifics for her latest Oscar-nominated film, Poor Things (which earned her another Golden Globe, tyvm 💅) haven't been disclosed, Emma reportedly earned $22.5 million for playing Bella Baxter. No thoughts, just 🫣💸🤯.

Plus, Marvel is paying *her*

Yep, in 2012, Emma nabbed the role of Spider-Man's love interest in The Amazing Spider-Man and then went on to reprise her character in 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

And now, a moment for this pic:

She's also lent her voice to other projects

In addition to her acting in front of the camera, Emma has also been extremely successful in doing more behind-the-scenes work. Case in point? She voiced a role in the 2012 crime video game "Sleeping Dogs", which scored her a nomination for a Spike Video Game Award for Best Performance by a Human Female. Plus, the celeb has also voiced characters in a number of animated films, including Marmaduke (2010) and The Croods (2013).

She rakes in tons of cash working with brands

Obviously, as Emma's star power rises, so do her rates b/c girl math. Just one of the brands she's had a long-standing reputation with? Louis Vuitton. Back in 2017, the actor inked a deal to become the face of the heritage brand, and that relationship has since secured her tons of campaigns, gorg wardrobe additions, and tons of $$$. (Emma's contract was reported to be worth somewhere between $6 million and $10 million over the course of two years and has no doubt shot up in the time since.)

Her real estate game is truly *chef's kiss*

As in, Emma could legit not make another penny for the rest of her life, and she'd still be a multi-millionaire should she decide to sell her impressive real estate portfolio. Anyway! Here's real-life footage of me thinking about my own real estate portfolio:

Back in 2019, the celeb bought a house in Malibu for $3.25 million, which she sold in May 2022 for $4.4 million, and another one in Century City for $2.3 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. However, Emma also has homes (plural!) on the opposite coast in New York City, according to the outlet. And not just any kinda homes, either...👀 We're talking a $2.4 million West Village pad and a $3.6 million condo in the Financial District. *Cue me regretting every single one of my financial decisions everrrrrrr.*

So, what is Emma Stone's net worth in 2024?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Emma’s total net worth in 2023 is a whopping $40 million. Soooo yeah. TL;DR: The only thing that *might* make me more jealous than Emma's bank account is the fact that Taylor Swift is rumored to have written a song about her. 🤧🤧🤧

How does it feel to be living my dream @ Emma?!?!