Wait, Bradley Cooper’s Net Worth Is *How* Much!?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Cooper is worth around $120 million. Back in 2019, he landed a spot on the list of the top 100 highest-paid celebrities. The actor tied with Adam Sandler for the 43rd spot, with each earning a total of $57 million at the time. 

Cooper was recognized amongst several other celebs, including Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson ($89.4 million), Chris Hemsworth ($76.4 million), Robert Downey Jr. ($66 million), Chris Evans ($43.5 million) and Paul Rudd ($41 million).

A portion of Cooper’s income is due to the success of A Star Is Born, which he wrote, directed, produced and starred in. However, it’s important to point out that he didn’t take a salary for his involvement. Instead, he chose to take a cut of the film’s $150 million profit. (NBD.)

A Star Is Born isn’t Cooper’s only source of income. The actor also starred as Rocket in Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame, which certainly contributed to his growing bank account. 

Cooper wrote, directed and starred in Maestro as composer Leonard Bernstein. Although his exact salary is unknown, Parade estimates that his paycheck was around $20 million to $30 million. 

Cooper is currently working on an untitled Frank Bullitt project, which will be directed by Steven Spielberg. While little is known about the film, we do know he will portray the main character. He’s also directing another film, titled Is This Thing On?, where he will star alongside Will Arnett.

In an interview with Parade, Cooper revealed that he didn’t pursue an acting career for fame or money. “There’s no power in fame at all,” he said. “If anything, you give up your power. It’s a creation of something that’s completely frivolous, and it goes away like that. You never own any of it. All you can do is your work. It’s always been clear to me. I just want to get better and work with great actors and directors. The rest you just have to deal with.”

Guess there’s nowhere to go but up.

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