TweetOnly a guess, but I'd have to say:
Director= Mel gibson made over $600 million for the Passion, but Steven Speilberg is my guess
Actor/Actress= Arnold was getting over $30 million for all three of his last movies and made close to $15-20 million for some of the others after Terminator. Of course Harrison Ford made a ****load of money from American Graffeti through his last movie. But who knows...great question

But I don't know much at all about the industry. These are just pure guesses. I'd be interested to see the actual answers.

TweetJOHNY DEPP.

Tweeta wayne's brother?...i know the family is the number one money makers in hollywood, but thats collectivly (read that somewhere recently), i dont know idividually

TweetProb...Tom 'bend me over' Cruise

TweetI'd have to go with someone like Nicholson, Paccino or DeNiro cause these cats have been at it for quite some time and have tons of flicks under their belt.

TweetI'm going with mel Gibson too.

TweetTom Hanks?


Angelina Jolie?

Tweet100 Million Movies

Movies that have grossed more than $100 million in the United States and release year. (bold titles in theaters). Updated May 16.

Box Office Report | $100 Million Films 1990-2005 | $100 Million Stars
Rank Movie Title Gross Year
1. "Titanic" $600,743,440 1997
2. "Star Wars" (1) $460,987,469 1977
3. "Shrek 2" $436,471,036 2004
4. "E.T. – The Extra-Terrestrial" (8) $434,949,459 1982
5. "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace" $431,065,444 1999
6. "Spider-Man" $405,692,151 2002
7. "Star Wars: Episode III -- Revenge of the Sith" $380,262,555 2005
8. "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" $377,019,252 2003
9. "Spider-Man 2" $373,377,893 2004
10. "The Passion of the Christ" $370,270,943 2004
11. "Jurassic Park" $356,839,725 1993
12. "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" $340,478,898 2002
13. "Finding Nemo" $339,714,367 2003
14. "Forrest Gump" $329,690,974 1994
15. "The Lion King" (9) $328,539,505 1994
16. "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" $317,557,891 2001
17. "Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" $313,837,577 2001
18. "Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones" $310,675,583 2002
19. "Return of the Jedi" (3) $309,205,079 1983
20. "Independence Day" $306,169,255 1996
21. "Pirates of the Caribbean:
The Curse of the Black Pearl" $305,411,224 2003
22. "The Sixth Sense" $293,501,675 1999
23. "The Chronicles of Narnia:
the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" $291,709,845 2005
24. "The Empire Strikes Back" (2) $290,268,568 1980
25. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" $289,994,397 2005
26. "Home Alone" $285,016,000 1990
27. "The Matrix Reloaded" $281,492,479 2003
28. "Meet the Fockers" $279,167,575 2004
29. "Shrek" $267,652,016 2001
30. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" $261,970,615 2002
31. "The Incredibles" $261,437,578 2004
32. "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" $260,031,035 2000
33. "Jaws" $260,000,000 1975
34. "Monsters, Inc." $255,870,172 2001
35. "Batman" $251,188,924 1989
36. "Men in Black" $250,147,615 1997
37. "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" $249,358,727 2004
38. "Toy Story 2" $245,823,397 1999
39. "Bruce Almighty" $242,589,580 2003
40. "Raiders of the Lost Ark" $242,374,454 1981
41. "Twister" $241,708,908 1996
42. "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" $241,437,427 2002
43. "Beverly Hills Cop" $234,760,478 1984
44. "War of the Worlds" $234,277,056 2005
45. "Cast Away" $233,630,478 2000
46. "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" $229,074,524 1997
47. "Signs" $227,965,690 2002
48. "Rush Hour 2" $226,138,454 2001
49. "Ghostbusters" $220,855,490 1984
50. "Mrs. Doubtfire" $219,194,773 1993
51. "King Kong" $218,051,260 2005
52. "Ghost" $217,631,306 1990
53. "Aladdin" $217,350,219 1992
54. "Saving Private Ryan" $216,199,000 1998
55. "Mission: Impossible 2" $215,409,889 2000
56. "X2: X-Men United" $214,948,780 2003
57. "Austin Powers in Goldmember" $213,079,163 2002
58. "Back to the Future" $210,609,762 1985
59. "Wedding Crashers" $209,218,368 2005
60. "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" $206,456,431 2005
61. "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" $205,957,794 1999
62. "Batman Begins" $205,343,774 2005
63. "The Exorcist" (6) $204,661,731 1973
64. "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" $204,446,562 1991
65. "The Mummy Returns" $202,007,640 2001
66. "Armageddon" $201,551,346 1998
67. "Gone With the Wind" $198,636,999 1939
68. "Pearl Harbor" $198,539,855 2001
69. "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" $197,171,806 1989
70. "Madagascar" $193,136,719 2005
71. "Men in Black II" $192,404,579 2002
72. "Toy Story" $191,773,049 1995
73. "Gladiator" $187,670,866 2000
74. "Ice Age: The Meltdown" $187,570,805 2006

75. "The Day After Tomorrow" $186,739,919 2004
76. "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" $186,336,103 2005

77. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" $184,925,486 1937
78. "Dances With Wolves" $184,208,848 1990
79. "Batman Forever" $183,997,904 1995
80. "The Fugitive" $183,752,965 1993
81. "Ocean's Eleven" $183,405,771 2001
82. "What Women Want" $182,805,123 2000
83. "The Perfect Storm" $182,618,434 2000
84. "Grease" (5) $181,484,409 1978
85. "Liar Liar" $181,395,380 1997
86. "Jurassic Park III" $181,166,115 2001
87. "Mission: Impossible" $180,937,468 1996
88. "Planet of the Apes" $180,011,740 2001
89. "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" $179,870,271 1984
90. "Pretty Woman" $178,406,268 1990
91. "Hitch" $177,575,142 2005
92. "Tootsie" $177,200,000 1982
93. "Top Gun" $176,781,728 1986
94. "There's Something About Mary" $176,483,808 1998
95. "Ice Age" $176,387,405 2002
96. "The Bourne Supremacy" $176,049,130 2004
97. "Crocodile Dundee" $174,634,806 1986
98. "Apollo 13" $173,772,641 1995
99. "The Polar Express" (10) $173,671,234 2004
100. "Elf" $173,381,405 2003
101. "National Treasure" $173,005,002 2004
102. "Rain Man" $172,825,435 1988
103. "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" $172,667,450 1992
104. "Air Force One" $172,600,000 1997
105. "The Matrix" $171,383,253 1999
106. "Tarzan" $171,071,889 1999
107. "A Beautiful Mind" $170,708,996 2001
108. "Chicago" $170,684,505 2002
109. "Beauty and the Beast" (7) $170,303,314 1991
110. "Three Men and a Baby" $167,780,960 1987
111. "Meet the Parents" $166,225,040 2000
112. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" $166,000,000 1977
113. "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" $165,493,908 1991
114. "Hannibal" $165,091,464 2001
115. "Catch Me if You Can" $164,435,221 2002
116. "Big Daddy" $163,479,795 1999
117. "The Sound of Music" $163,214,286 1965
118. "Batman Returns" $162,831,698 1992
119. "A Bug's Life" $162,698,584 1998
120. "The Waterboy" $161,456,592 1998
121. "Shark Tale" $160,762,022 2004
122. "Die Another Day" $160,201,106 2002
123. "The Sting" $159,616,327 1973
124. "The Firm" $158,308,178 1993
125. "The Longest Yard" $158,115,031 2005
126. "The X-Men" $157,299,717 2000
127. "Scary Movie" $156,997,084 2000
128. "Fatal Attraction" $156,645,693 1987
129. "Fantastic Four" $154,695,569 2005
130. "What Lies Beneath" $155,370,362 2000
131. "The Mummy" $155,247,825 1999
132. "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" $154,112,492 1988
133. "Beverly Hills Cop 2" $153,665,036 1987
134. "Jerry Maguire" $153,620,822 1996
135. "Scooby-Doo" $153,288,182 2002
136. "101 Dalmatians" $152,551,111 1961
137. "Runaway Bride" $152,149,590 1999
138. "Rambo: First Blood Part 2" $150,415,432 1985
139. "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" $150,350,192 2003
140. "Gremlins" $148,168,459 1984
141. "As Good as It Gets" $147,637,474 1997
142. "Lethal Weapon 2" $147,253,986 1989
143. "True Lies" $146,273,950 1994
144. "Lilo & Stitch" $145,771,527 2002
145. "American Pie 2" $145,096,820 2001
146. "The Santa Clause" $144,833,357 1994
147. "I, Robot" $144,795,350 2004
148. "Lethal Weapon 3" $144,731,527 1992
149. "The Fast and the Furious" $144,512,310 2001
150. "Dr. Dolittle" $144,156,464 1998
151. "National Lampoon's Animal House" $141,600,000 1978
152. "Pocahontas" $141,579,773 1995
153. "A Few Good Men" $141,340,178 1992
154. "XXX" $141,204,016 2002
155. "Rush Hour" $141,153,686 1998
156. "The Blair Witch Project" $140,530,114 1999
157. "Deep Impact" $140,424,703 1998
158. "Look Who's Talking" $140,088,813 1989
159. "Stuart Little" $140,015,224 1999
160. "Sister Act" $139,605,150 1992
161. "The Matrix Revolutions" $139,259,759 2003
162. "The Santa Clause 2" $139,225,854 2002
163. "Cheaper by the Dozen" $138,614,544 2003
164. "Bad Boys II" $138,396,624 2003
165. "Good Will Hunting" $138,339,411 1997
166. "Platoon" $137,963,328 1986
167. "Dinosaur" $137,748,063 2000
168. "The Green Mile" $136,801,374 1999
169. "Ransom" $136,480,612 1996
170. "101 Dalmatians" $136,200,000 1996
171. "Godzilla" $136,142,000 1998
172. "Jungle Book" $135,475,556 1967
173. "Chicken Little" $135,381,507 2005
174. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" $135,265,915 1990
175. "Patch Adams" $135,014,968 1998
176. "The Godfather" $134,963,773 1972
177. "Superman" $134,218,018 1978
178. "The Rock" $134,069,511 1996
179. "Anger Management" $133,756,285 2003
180. "Troy" $133,228,348 2004
181. "Bringing Down the House" $132,541,238 2003
182. "The Hulk" $132,122,995 2003
183. "Minority Report" $132,014,112 2002
184. "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" $131,144,183 2001
185. "The Silence of the Lambs" $130,742,922 1991
186. "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" $130,724,172 1989
187. "The Flintstones" $130,531,710 1994
188. "Lethal Weapon 4" $130,400,000 1998
189. "American Beauty" $130,058,047 1999
190. "An Officer and a Gentleman" $129,795,549 1982
191. "The Nutty Professor" $128,794,050 1996
192. "The Ring" $128,579,698 2002
193. "Robots" $128,200,012 2005
194. "Coming to America" $128,152,301 1988
195. "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" $128,067,808 2000
196. "Rocky IV" $127,873,716 1985
197. "Sweet Home Alabama" $127,214,072 2002
198. "Dumb and Dumber" $127,169,057 1994
199. "2 Fast 2 Furious" $127,083,765 2003
200. "The World Is Not Enough" $126,930,660 1999
201. "My Best Friend's Wedding" $126,805,112 1997
202. "Smokey and the Bandit" $126,737,428 1973
203. "Sleepless in Seattle" $126,551,583 1993
204. "Mr. Deeds" $126,203,320 2002
205. "The Truman Show" $125,603,360 1998
206. "Erin Brockovich" $125,548,685 2000
207. "Ocean's Twelve" $125,531,634 2004
208. "Charlie's Angels" $125,305,545 2000
209. "Tomorrow Never Dies" $125,279,326 1997
210. "Something's Gotta Give" $124,590,960 2003
211. "Traffic" $124,082,631 2000
212. "The Birdcage" $123,986,682 1996
213. "Good Morning, Vietnam" $123,922,370 1987
214. "City Slickers" $123,534,798 1991
215. "Nutty Professor II: The Klumps" $123,307,945 2000
216. "Rocky III" $122,823,192 1982
217. "Clear and Present Danger" $122,010,252 1994
218. "The Bodyguard" $121,936,132 1992
219. "Wayne's World" $121,700,000 1992
220. "The Bourne Identity" $121,468,960 2002
221. "Speed" $121,221,490 1994
222. "50 First Dates" $120,776,832 2004
223. "The Hunt For Red October" $120,702,326 1990
224. "Mulan" $120,604,242 1998
225. "Seabiscuit" $120,147,445 2003
226. "Van Helsing" $120,025,245 2004
227. "The Mask" $119,936,108 1994
228. "Hook" $119,654,823 1991
229. "Walk the Line" $119,518,352 2005

230. "Blazing Saddles" $119,500,000 1974
231. "Total Recall" $119,394,839 1990
232. "On Golden Pond" $119,285,432 1981
233. "Fahrenheit 9/11" $119,078,393 2004
234. "Lemony Snicket's A Series
of Unfortunate Events" $118,627,117 2004
235. "The Sum of All Fears" $118,471,320 2002
236. "Back to the Future II" $118,450,002 1989
237. "Basic Instinct" $117,727,222 1992
238. "Big Momma's House" $117,559,438 2000
239. "Die Hard 2: Die Harder" $117,323,878 1990
240. "Rocky" $117,235,147 1976
241. "Double Jeopardy" $116,735,231 1999
242. "8 Mile" $116,724,075 2002
243. "S.W.A.T." $116,643,346 2003
244. "Notting Hill" $116,089,678 1999
245. "The Towering Inferno" $116,000,000 1974
246. "You've Got Mail" $115,731,542 1998
247. "Remember the Titans" $115,648,585 2000
248. "The Karate Kid, Part II" $115,103,979 1986
249. "American Graffiti" $115,000,000 1973
250. "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" $114,324,072 2004
251. "The Village" $114,195,633 2004
252. "Big" $113,883,454 1988
253. "Wild Wild West" $113,805,681 1999
254. "The Addams Family" $113,379,166 1991
255. "The Patriot" $113,330,342 2000
256. "The Pacificer" $113,006,880 2005
257. "Dr. Dolittle 2" $112,950,721 2002
258. "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" $112,892,318 1975
259. "Spy Kids" $112,692,062 2001
260. "Face/Off" $112,678,000 1997
261. "Ghostbusters II" $112,494,738 1989
262. "Twins" $111,784,821 1988
263. "Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over" $111,760,631 2003
264. "Dr. Zhivago" $111,721,910 1965
265. "Enemy of the State" $111,544,445 1998
266. "The Last Samurai" $111,110,575 2003
267. "Fun With Dick and Jane" $110,332,737 2005
268. "Freaky Friday" $110,222,438 2003
269. "The Grudge" $110,175,871 2004
270. "Scary Movie 3" $110,000,082 2003
271. "The Little Mermaid" (4) $109,900,000 1989
272. "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home" $109,713,132 1986
273. "Crocodile Dundee II" $109,306,210 1988
274. "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" $109,243,478 2005
275. "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" $108,981,275 1975
276. "A Time to Kill" $108,700,000 1996
277. "Black Hawk Down" $108,638,745 2001
278. "Terms of Endearment" $108,423,489 1983
279. "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls" $108,344,348 1995
280. "The Princess Diaries" $108,244,774 2001
281. "Superman II" $108,185,706 1981
282. "Pulp Fiction" $107,921,755 1994
283. "A League of Their Own" $107,439,000 1992
284. "Batman and Robin" $107,300,000 1997
285. "Analyze This" $106,823,373 1999
286. "Miss Congeniality" $106,807,667 2000
287. "Chicken Run" $106,793,915 2000
288. "Indecent Proposal" $106,614,059 1993
289. "Driving Miss Daisy" $106,593,296 1989
290. "Goldeneye" $106,429,941 1995
291. "Kramer vs. Kramer" $106,260,000 1979
292. "The Italian Job" $106,126,012 2003
293. "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" $105,807,520 2003
294. "Porky's" $105,492,483 1982
295. "The First Wives Club" $105,400,000 1996
296. "George of the Jungle" $105,300,000 1997
297. "Interview With the Vampire" $105,248,316 1994
298. "The Best Little *****house in Texas" $105,186,504 1982
299. "Phenomenon" $104,600,000 1996
300. "The Graduate" $104,397,100 1974
301. "American Wedding" $104,354,205 2003
302. "Daddy Day Care" $104,148,781 2003
303. "Road to Perdition" $104,054,514 2002
304. "Dick Tracy" $103,738,726 1990
305. "9 to 5" $103,290,500 1980
306. "Scream" $103,000,000 1996
307. "The General's Daughter" $102,678,089 1999
308. "The Aviator" $102,593,534 2004
309. "Daredevil" $102,543,518 2003
310. "Bambi" $102,247,150 1942
311. "In the Line of Fire" $102,238,862 1993
312. "American Pie" $101,736,215 1999
313. "Gone in 60 Seconds" $101,643,008 2000
314. "Maverick" $101,619,662 1994
315. "Sleeping With the Enemy" $101,599,005 1991
316. "Scream 2" $101,334,374 1997
317. "Stir Crazy" $101,300,000 1980
318. "Eraser" $101,283,031 1996
319. "The Prince of Egypt" $101,256,163 1998
320. "Unforgiven" $101,157,447 1992
321. "Con Air" $101,100,000 1997
322. "Sleepy Hollow" $101,068,340 1999
323. "Contact" $100,900,000 1997
324. "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" $100,685,880 2003
325. "The Pelican Brief" $100,650,595 1993
326. "Vanilla Sky" $100,614,858 2001
327. "The Rugrats Movie" $100,491,683 1998
328. "Dr. Seuss' the Cat in the Hat" $100,446,895 2003
329. "Million Dollar Baby" $100,422,786 2004
330. "Jumanji" $100,367,773 1995
331. "Casper" $100,280,870 1995
332. "Shakespeare in Love" $100,241,322 1998
333. "Seven" $100,123,974 1995
334. "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" $100,100,000 1996
335. "Parenthood" $100,047,830 1989
336. "Collateral" $100,003,492 2004
337. "Die Hard With a Vengeance" $100,003,359 1995

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(1) "Star Wars": $322.7 million in 1977; $138.2 million in 1997.
(2) "The Empire Strikes Back": $222.6 million in 1980; $67.6 million in 1997.
(3) "Return of the Jedi": $263.7 million in 1983; $45.4 million in 1997.
(4) "The Little Mermaid": $84.4 million in 1989; $25.5 million in 1997.
(5) "Grease": $153.1 million in 1978; $28.3 million in 1998.
(6) "The Exorcist": $165 million in 1973; $39.6 million in 2000.
(7) "Beauty and the Beast": $144.8 million in 1991; $25.5 million in 2002.
(8) "E.T.": $399.8 million in 1982; $35.1 million in 2002.
(9) "The Lion King": $312.8 million in 1994; $15.6 million in 2003.
(10) "The Polar Express": $163.8 million in 2004; $10.9 million in 2005.
Sources: Exhibitor Relations; The Associated Press

Tweet77. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" $184,925,486 1937

Is that right? Almost 200 million in 1937, with the depression. Damn, if you accounted for inflation Snow White is probably giving the Titanic a run for its money and that was before it was redone in color!!

Interesting stuff Fuzo!

TweetSo what the phuque does that tell us Gallielo?? That Kate Winslet is the highest paid actress because Titanic made $600,000,000???
The question was "What actor or actress has made the most money all time with their movies?"

Tweetlol@aom galileo

I'd say Cruise or Pitt

TweetI'M GETTING TO IT

TweetMy guess is Tom Hanks.