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Paul Walker net worth and salary: Paul Walker was an American actor who had a net worth of $25 million dollars at the time of his death in 2013. Paul Walker was most widely recognized for his starring role in the “Fast and Furious” film franchise. Paul died tragically in a car crash on November 30, 2013 at the age of 40 while on the way to a charity event. Early life: Paul William Walker IV was born on September 12, 1973, in Glendale, California. His mother Cheryl was a fashion model and his dad, Paul William Walker III, was a former boxer who held a two-time Golden Gloves championship title. Walker started his acting career when he was two years old, starring in a commercial for Pampers. The oldest of five siblings (fun fact, he and his sister Ashlie were contestants on a game show called I’m Telling! In 1989), Walker was raised as a Mormon. He attended high school in San Fernando Valley and graduated from Sun Valley’s Village Christian School in 1991. Paul attended community college in Southern California and majored in marine biology. Career: Prior to his big breakthrough, Walker worked steadily as a model. His first movie role came in 1986 when he was cast in the horror-comedy film Monster in Your Closet. In 1987, Walker landed another gig in a low budget cyborg action film, The Retaliator. Walker landed a short-lived but leading role of Brandon Collins on the CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless. He starred opposite Heather Tom and the pair were nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor and Actress at the Youth in Film Awards. In 1998, Walker finally started to gain some attention when he appeared in the feature film Meet the Deedles. This lead to other supporting roles throughout the late ’90s and early 2000s, including appearances in the 1998 teen dramedy “Pleasantville” (opposite Reese Witherspoon and Tobey Maguire), the 1999 high school football drama “Varsity Blues” (with James Van Der Beek), “She’s All That” (with Freddie Prinze, Jr.) and “The Skulls” (2000). At this point, he had become a Hollywood heartthrob amongst his teenage fans. Walker’s biggest breakthrough yet came in 2001 when he starred opposite Vin Diesel in the extremely successful action film The Fast and the Furious. After giving a critically acclaimed performance in the fun street racing thriller, Paul landed roles in its 2003 sequel, “2 Fast 2 Furious”, as well as the fourth, fifth and sixth installments of the franchise. Walker won an MTV Movie Award in 2016 with Vin Diesel for Best On-Screen Duo. After he proved himself as a bankable leading man with his Fast and Furious role, he continued his career with leading roles in the films Joy Ride (2001), Timeline (2003) and Into the Blue (2005.)  He had a small supporting role in Clint Eastwood’s Flags of our Fathers in 2006. Walker then went on to gain other notable parts in the creepy thriller “Running Scared” (2006), as well as in the hit films “Into the Blue” (2005), 2006’s “Eight Below”, which opened at number one at the box office and grossed over $20 million its first weekend, The Lazarus Project in 2008,  and “Takers” (2010). Walker also appeared in the National Geographic Channel series “Expedition Great White”.  In addition to his roles on the small and big screen, Walker was the face of the brand Davidoff Cool Water for Men. Tragically, Paul Walker died in a car accident on November 30, 2013 in Santa Clarita, California. Paul was just 40 years old. He had completed a film based on Hurricane Katrina prior to his death, Hours, that was released on December 13, 2013. He had been filming the seventh installment of the Fast and Furious Franchise, Furious 7, and the film was completed by a mix of CGI and enlisting his brothers Caleb and Cody for his body doubles and stand-ins. Paul Walker Salary: Paul earned just $1 million for the first two Fast & Furious movies. For “Fast & Furious” (his third appearance in the franchise), his salary was upped to $7 million. He reportedly earned $15 million for “Fast Five”, “Fast & Furious 6”,  and “Furious 7” (posthumously) bringing his total salary from the franchise to $54 million. Paul Walker Fast & Furious Earnings Year Movie Salary 2001 The Fast and the Furious $1 million 2003 2 Fast 2 Furious $1 million 2009 Fast & Furious $7 million 2011 Fast Five $15 million 2013 Fast & Furious 6 $15 million 2015 Furious 7 $15 million Total Earnings: $54 million Death: On November 30, 2013 at 3:30 pm Pacific Standard Time, Paul Walker and Roger Rodas, Paul’s financial advisor, left an event for Reach Out Worldwide, Walker’s charity event for victims of Typhoon Haiyan. Rodas was driving Walker’s Porsche Carrera somewhere between 80 mph and 93pm in a 45 mph speed zone on Hercules Street in Valencia, Santa Clarita, California. The spot was reportedly a popular spot for drifting cars. The car crashed into a concrete lamp post and two trees, subsequently bursting into flames. Passersby were unable to extract the men from the car. Rodas and Walker died from burns and multiple traumas. The speed of the car and old tires were the primary reasons for the crash, as police found no alcohol or other drugs in either man’s system. Paul was cremated and his ashes buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles. Walker’s father, in December 2014, filed a wrongful death claim against Rodas’ estate. They came to a settlement outside of court. In September 2015, Walker’s daughter, Meadow, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Porsche. The lawsuit claimed that the model of the car had numerous design effects. In April 2016, the courts sided with Porsche. Personal Life: Prior to his tragic death, Walker lived with his dogs in Santa Barbara. Walker had a daughter, Meadow Rain Walker, with one-time girlfriend Rebecca Soteros. Meadow had lived in Hawaii with her mother for 13 years, but in 2011, she moved to California to live with Walker. Meadow’s godfather is Vin Diesel. Paul had been dating Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell at the time of his death. Walker had many interests and hobbies, including jiu-jitsu (he had a brown belt), marine biology, and racing cars. As a car enthusiast, he owned about 30 cars. Some of them he co-owned with Roger Rodas. Walker and his charity, Reach Out Worldwide, flew to Haiti to help out after the 2010 earthquake the country experienced. Additionally, in March 2012, Walker offered his in-person support to the people of Constitucion, Chile, after an 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck.

Chris O’Donnell Net Worth and Salary: Chris O’Donnell is an American actor who has a net worth of $25 million. Chris has enjoyed a long and successful acting career, appearing in a number of Hollywood blockbusters and television series. Today, he is probably best known for his starring role in “NCIS: Los Angeles,” although he had previously generated quite the reputation with films like “Batman & Robin,” “Circle of Friends,” and “The Three Muskateers” during the 90s. Early Life: Christopher Eugene O’Donnell was born on June 26th of 1970 in Winnetka, Illinois. Raised in a Roman Catholic household alongside six siblings, Eugene graduated from secondary school in 1988. His father acted as a general manager for a radio station, and Chris was inspired to get involved in the entertainment industry from an early age. By the time he was 13, O’Donnell was a working model who also featured in various commercials. After graduating from high school, he attended Boston College and obtained a Bachelor of Science in marketing. Career: One of O’Donnell’s first major acting gigs was a McDonald’s commercial in which he served Michael Jordan. While he was still in his teens, he appeared in the television series “Jack and Mike.” Next year, the 17-year-old made his film debut in the movie “Men Don’t Leave” alongside Jessica Lange. By the early 90s, Chris had established himself in Hollywood, and he went on to star in a number of high-profile films. In 1991, O’Donnell appeared in the comedy-drama film “Fried Green Tomatoes.” A much more prominent role came in 1992 when Chris joined the cast of “School Ties.” Appearing alongside figures like Brendan Fraser and Matt Damon, Chris O’Donnell played one of the key roles who becomes a close friend of Fraser’s character – a hated Jewish classmate at an elite preparatory school. Despite the fact that this was a major step forward for O’Donnell, “School Ties” became a critical and commercial disappointment. It received mixed reviews, and the movie failed to earn back its $18 million budget at the box office. However, Chris made more of an impact later that year with “Scent of a Woman.” This film also starred Al Pacino, and Chris landed a prominent supporting role alongside the veteran actor. While Pacino won an Academy Award for Best Actor, Chris narrowly lost a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor, which went to Gene Hackman instead. As a result of this performance, many onlookers considered him to be one of Hollywood’s brightest future stars. 1994’s “Blue Sky” was another positive step forward for Chris O’Donnell, who booked a starring role in the critically-acclaimed film. Jessica Lange won an Academy Award for Best Actress as a result of her lead performance. Next year, O’Donnell appeared alongside Drew Barrymore in the film “Mad Love,” a romantic drama that received mixed reviews and grossed over $15 million at the box office. Despite a lukewarm reaction to the film, Chris was singled out for praise by critics. O’Donnell’s next role would prove to be one of his most defining. Later in 1995, he booked the role of Dick Grayson (Robin) in the film “Batman Forever.” Chris reportedly won the role amidst competition from actors like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jude Law, Scott Speedman, and many others. Although O’Donnell would eventually wrestle the role away from DiCaprio (the other main choice), Leo would get revenge later by booking the lead in “Titanic” (Chris was also strongly considered for that role). After appearing in the film “The Chamber,” O’Donnell reprised his role as Robin in 1997’s “Batman & Robin.” The film was a commercial success, but it was widely mocked by both fans and critics. What followed was a bit of an unproductive period for Chris, although he was considered for the lead role in “Spider-Man” before losing out to Toby Maguire. He was also considered for Will Smith’s role in “Men in Black.” His most notable films during this period were “The Bachelor” and “Vertical Limit.” Facing a damaged reputation after the “Batman & Robin” debacle, Chris moved towards television instead of film. He began with a few appearances in shows like “Two and a Half Man,” “Head Cases,” and “Grey’s Anatomy.” He then made a name for himself in the miniseries “The Company” before returning to film with “Kit Kittredge: An American Girl” in 2008. In 2009, he booked a major recurring role in “NCIS: Los Angeles,” playing NCIS Special Agent G. Callen. This role would prove to be one of the most defining moments of his recent career. As of 2020, the series is still going. In 2010, he starred in the film “Cats & Dogs, The Revenge of Kitty Galore.” Relationships: In 1997, Chris married Caroline Fentress, who is rumored to be a school teacher. Over the course of their relationship, they have had five children together. The family currently lives in Los Angeles and follows the Roman Catholic faith. Chris O’Donnell Salary: While Chris O’Donnell’s salary per episode of NCIS Los Angeles fluctuated over time, both he and LL Cool J were earning $150,000 per episode during the first few seasons. With backend points and bonuses, today his NCIS salary is approximately $350,000 per episode. Real Estate: In 2008, it was reported that Chris O’Donnell was selling a property in Pacific Palisades, California for $5.395 million. The home spans 5,191 square feet and features a grassy backyard complete with a pool. He originally acquired the home in 2000 for $2.95 million with the plans of raising their future family in an expansive residence.