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7/3/2009
JOLIE TOP EARNING ACTRESS ACCORDING TO FORBES
Angelina Jolie is Hollywood's top earning actress, banking $27 million in the past year, a Forbes.com study showed on Wednesday. Most of Jolie's income came from her share of the profits from her action film "Wanted," but she was also paid a large upfront sum for her role in "Salt," the study said. Jennifer Aniston earned raked in $25 million from the romantic comedy "Marley and Me" and her upcoming film "The Baster." "Aniston also still earns money from (reruns of TV series) Friends and she gets a nice paycheck shilling for Glaceau's SmartWater," Forbes.com said. Meryl Streep came in at No. 3 with $24 million, most of which came from her role in "Mamma Mia," while Sarah Jessica Parker was ranked fourth with $23 million in earnings following the movie version of TV series "Sex and the City." Cameron Diaz rounds out the top five, banking $20 million between June 2008 and June 2009. Forbes.com said it spoke to agents, managers, producers and lawyers to work out what actresses were paid upfront for movies they are currently shooting and what pay they might have earned after a movie hit the theaters. Money earned from perfume or clothing lines was also taken into account. "As is still typical for Hollywood, our actresses earned significantly less than their male counterparts," Forbes.com said, pointing out that the top earning male actor, Harrison Ford, made $65 million. The full list can be seen at http://www.forbes.com.

 
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