Sandra Bullock's Net Worth Would Make Debbie Ocean Proud

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bullock’s net worth is—wait for it—a cool $250 million. This is mainly due to her decades-long career that spans 50+ roles.

Celebrity Net Worth reports that Bullock made six figures from some of her earliest titles. For instance, she made $500,000 from the 1994 film Speed and $250,000 for the 1995 thriller The Net.

Her salary jumped to seven figures after she starred in the iconic While You Were Sleeping. The actress made $8 million for the 1996 film A Time To Kill and $10.5 for the 1997 movie Speed 2: Cruise Control (although Bullock later admitted that she totally regrets filming this movie).

At the time, Bullock was on a roll with rom-com titles like Forces of Nature and Two Weeks Notice. But among her standout roles was Gracie Hart, the no-nonsense FBI agent from Miss Congeniality. The first film was a major box-office success, raking in $212 million worldwide. Although her earnings from the first movie are unclear, Celebrity Net Worth estimates that she made $17.5 million from the sequel.

With other films like Practical Magic, Forces of Nature and Two Weeks Notice, Bullock earned around $150 million between 1994 and 2009 alone. NBD.

Bullock took home $20 million for her Oscar-winning role in The Blind Side—and that golden statue worked wonders for her future paychecks. In addition to her $20 million advance for Gravity, Bullock received 15 percent of the film’s box-office profits, making her total income about $75 million. From 2009 to 2019, she garnered another $120 million in movie salaries alone.

Bullock launched own production company, Fortis Films, in 1995. It's best known for producing both Miss Congeniality movies, Hope Floats and the ABC sitcom, George Lopez. Bullock served as an executive producer on the series and, according to Celebrity Net Worth, earned at least $10 million.

If you're ever in Austin, Texas, you might want to stop by Walton's Fancy and Staple—Bullock's restaurant, floral shop and bakery. Founded in 2008, it offers a selection of dining and to-go options that range from avocado toast to French onion soup. Although her earnings from this business venture are unknown, it’s safe to say that she’s getting a pretty penny, considering it has a four-star rating on Yelp.

Bullock may be taking a break from acting—but even out of the spotlight, something tells us that she’s still busy.