Net Worth, Earnings & Box Office
Estimated net worth (mid)$40,510,000
Estimated net worth range$28,935,714 - $52,084,285
Estimated career tierEstablished
Savings rate range10% - 18%
Total box office (Worldwide)$1,363,590,561
Total box office (Worldwide, inflation-adjusted)$2,243,279,364
Total box office (North America)$850,134,040
Total box office (North America, inflation-adjusted)$1,432,108,454
Career earnings (known salaries)$58,773,976
Career earnings (inflation-adjusted)$95,540,345
Films with salary data11
Filmography
| Poster | Movie | Year | Overall Score | Worldwide Box Office | Worldwide (Inflation-Adjusted) | Cast Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Air | 2023 | 91.3 | $90,060,104 | $92,720,230 | $1,854,000 (est) |
 | Total Trust | 2023 | 38.3 | $7,835 | $8,066 | $1,854,000 (est) |
 | Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk | 2016 | 69.3 | $30,930,984 | $40,429,372 | $1,450,000 (est) |
 | Silver Linings Playbook | 2012 | 94.9 | $236,412,450 | $323,007,780 | $361,000 (est) |
 | Rush Hour 3 | 2007 | 84.8 | $258,097,120 | $390,569,540 | $25,000,000 source (Chris Tucker's deal for Rush Hour 3 was truly legendary securing him a staggering $25 million upfront salary) |
 | Rush Hour 2 | 2001 | 87.8 | $347,325,800 | $615,223,600 | $20,000,000 source (Tucker says he told New Line Cinema he needed $20 million.) |
 | Rush Hour | 1998 | 90.8 | $244,386,860 | $470,332,260 | $3,000,000 source (Chris Tucker's $3 million salary for the first Rush Hour film was a game changer) |
 | Money Talks | 1997 | 67.6 | $40,922,620 | $79,983,960 | $2,000,000 source (Chris Tucker's $2 million salary for money talks in 1997 marked a pivotal moment in his career) |
 | The Fifth Element | 1997 | 91.6 | $63,832,044 | $124,760,824 | $2,942,000 (est) |
 | Dead Presidents | 1995 | 65.7 | $24,147,180 | $49,704,528 | $302,000 (est) |
 | Friday | 1995 | 84.2 | $27,467,564 | $56,539,204 | $10,000 source (Chris Tucker was only paid $10,000 for his role in Friday.) |
Basic Facts
NameChris Tucker
Date of birthN/A
Films in database11
Tooltips
- Chris Tucker was only paid $10,000 for his role in Friday.
- Chris Tucker's $2 million salary for money talks in 1997 marked a pivotal moment in his career
- Chris Tucker's $3 million salary for the first Rush Hour film was a game changer
- Chris Tucker's deal for Rush Hour 3 was truly legendary securing him a staggering $25 million upfront salary
- Tucker says he told New Line Cinema he needed $20 million.
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