Ed Oxenbould has a net worth of around $1 million. Ed is best known for his performance in the short film Julian.
Born on June 1, 2001, in Melbourne, Australia, he belongs to a household full of actors.
His mother, Diane Adams, is an English actress, and his father, Jamie Oxenbould, is also in the acting profession. Moreover, his uncle Ben Oxenbould is an Australian actor and comedian, and he is the grandson of Julian Oxenbould (Spirited 2010).
He will be next starring in the Australian television miniseries Irreverent, playing one of the leads alongside P.J Byrne, Susie Porter, and Martin Sacks.
Acting seems to be the primary source of income for the actor, but how much is his estimated net worth? Let’s find out.
What is Ed Oxenbould’s Net Worth?
As of 2022, Ed Oxenbould’s estimated net worth is around $1 million. His primary source of income is his career as an actor.
Ed has been professionally acting for over a decade and has filled his pockets with thousands of dollars. With more projects lined up for Ed, his earnings are also expected to surge.
Ways Ed Oxenbould Makes His Money
1. Films
Aussie actor Ed Oxenbould has been a professional actor since 2011. He started working at the age of 11 as a child artist in Mathew Moore’s Australian short film Julian.
He played the role of 9-year-old Julian Assange in the short film and bagged himself a nomination for AATCA Award for Best Young Actor. He got more recognized for his role in the comedy film Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
Directed by Miguel Arteta, the 2012 movie stars Oxenbould alongside famous Hollywood actors Steve Carell (The Office) and Jennifer Garner(13 Going on 30).
Shawn Levy and Lisa Henson co-produced the movie for Walt Disney Pictures. It became a huge box office hit, grossing $100.6 million worldwide against a $28 million budget despite its mixed reviews.
Furthermore, The 2015 movie The Visit starring Oxenbould, was equally successful at the box office. The Universal Pictures horror film grossed $98.4 million worldwide with only a $5 million production budget.
The Psychological horror Christmas film featuring the Aussie actor and Olivia DeJonge, Levi Miller, was nominated at the Saturn Awards in the Best Horror Film category. The film was directed by Chris Peckover and co-written by Peck and Zack Kahn.
Ouxenbould was awarded Las Vegas Film Critics Society Sierra Award for Best Youth Male Performance as Joe Brinson in Paul Dano’s 2018 American Drama film, The Wildlife. The film stars Oucenbould alongside Jake Gyllenhaal, Carey Mulligan, and Bill Camp.
Distributed by IFC films, The Wildlife premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2018 and was released in theatres later in October, collecting $3.7 million at the box office. Las Vegas Film Critics Society Sierra Award for Best Youth Male Performance
2. Television
Ed Oxenbould made his Television debut in the Australian television show Puberty Blues, playing a 10-year-old boy, David Vickers. He was one of the main leads alongside Ashleigh Cummings, Brenna Harding, and Claudia Karvan in both of its seasons.
Based on a 1979 book by Kathy Lette and Gabrielle Carey, the coming-of-age drama premiered on Network Ten in August 2012. The show was later renewed for a second installment released in March 2014.
Episode: “Jerusalem Revisited” of Australian Drama Underbelly Razor saw Oxenbould playing the role of Fredd Twiss. Similarly, he was Max Nugent in Nine Network’s Tricky Business in the episode “Skyrockets in Flight.”
His other TV credits include Soul Mates(2014), Australian Story(2015), Comedy Bang Bang(2015), Fireside Chat with Esther(2017), and Diary of an Uber Driver(2019).
In 2019, Oxenbould was cast as the main lead in the Australian thriller mini-series Reckoning. He played the role of Paxton Doyle in all ten series episodes.
Developed by Sony Pictures Television Networks’ AXN stars Aden Young, Sam Tramell, Simone Kessel, and Oxenbould. It also stars the House of Dragons star Milly Alcock in the lead playing Sam Serrato.
The Puberty Blues actor stepped into the sci-fi genre with the 2020 Aussie television series Bloom. He appeared in a total of 5 episodes playing the role of Luke on the limited mystery series created by Glen Dolman.
3. Voice-Over Artist
Aside from working in films and television, Ed has also worked as a voice-over artist. He gave his voice to the character Sweetie in the 3D animated superhero film Combat Wombat.
While the remaining voice cast was Deborah Mailman as Combat Wombat, Frank Woodley as Flightless Feather, Judith Lucy as PR manager CeCe and George Pullar as Raccoon Bandit.
The animated film is a stand-alone sequel to The Wishmas Tree and the second film in Like a Photon Creative’s The Tales from Sanctuary City franchise. It was funded by Screen Queensland as well as Screen Australia.
Written by Matthew James Kinmonth, the 2020 film was released in theatres across Australia in October 2020 after premiering at the Brisbane International Festival.
With a limited release to 42 screens, the Ricard Cussó directed movie collected $164,199 at the box office. The film was also released digitally and is available to buy or rent on Apple TV and Google Play.
Ed Oxenbould is the Actor from Paper Planes
Actor Ed Oxenbould is best known for the Australian 3D children’s drama film Paper Planes.
The 2015 film was directed by Robert Conolly and cowritten by the director with Steve Wonderland.
Oxenbould plays the role of a young Australian boy Dylan who discovers his talent for making paper planes and dreams of competing in the World Paper Plane Championships in Japan in the movie.
Paper Planes’s story is loosely inspired by the episode Fly With Me of the television series “Australian Story” and was the premise for another episode Meaning of Life, which also features Ed.
Co-produced by Liz Kearney and Maggie Miles, the film’s cast members include Sam Worthington, Ena Imai, Julian Dennison, Deborah Mailman, Nicholas Bakopoulos-Cooke, David Wenham, Peter Rowsthorn, and Terry Norris.
The movie was distributed across Australian theatres in 2015 by Roadshow films and grossed $9.61 million at the Australian box office.
Oxenbould’s next television miniseries Irreverant, is releasing on Peacock and Netflix, on November 30 and December 4, respectively. He will be seen as Cameron, one of the main lead on the show.
Created by Paddy Macrae, the crime drama show follows a criminal from Chicago, hiding in a small Australian reef town posing as the new church Reverend.
Additionally, his upcoming movie Before Dawn is in post-production as of November 2022. Ed plays Don, the main lead, with Levi Miller and Stephen Peacocke in Jordon Prince-Wright-directed history/comedy drama.