Leonardo DiCaprio: The 'Titanic' actor's net worth will blow your mind

Leonardo DiCaprio has successfully proved his mettle and that he is here to stay for long run. Today, he is one of highest-paid actors in Hollywood. With an Acemy Award and three Golden Globe Awards in his kitty, Leonardo is kwn for films like Titanic, Revenant, Wolf Of Wall Street, etc. Here is a look at what is actor’s net worth is, according to many online portals and sources.

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Leonardo DiCaprio's net worth

Reportedly, Leonardo DiCaprio was paid $2.5 million for his role of Jack in iconic romance drama film, Titanic. However, actor negotiated with makers for a 1.8% share of gross income of film as well. With amount of success that Titanic raked up, Leonardo’s take away from film was raised to $40 million.

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According to an online entertainment portal, Leonardo DiCaprio’s total net worth as of 2019 is $260 million. He was reportedly paid $50 million for his role in 2010 science flick, Inception. This is also one of highest-paid roles of all time until w according to a portal.

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In dition to raking up millions with his films, Leonardo DiCaprio also makes money through various endorsements. In 2009, he bagged a huge commercial deal with watch brand, Tag Heuer. He reportedly gave all income to various environmental causes.

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In dition to this, his endorsements with Guangdong and OPPO Mobile Telecommunications in 2011 earned him $5 million. He is also paid to make appearances at various events and shows as well. Leonardo DiCaprio also owns a production house called Appian Way Productions. company has produced hit films like Wolf of Wall Street, Red Riding Hood, Aviator, etc.

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