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Still Dwayne Johnson is the top most paid actor in 2020 too

According to Forbes list once again  Dwayne Johnson is conquering the No.1 highest paid actor in the world. But this time, he's not joined by four Marvel Avengers in the top ten, as he was last year.


Dwayne Johnson



Earnings estimate: $87.5 million

A huge check for his Netflix film "Red Notice" – Forbes reports it was worth $23.5 million – Johnson is still selling his successful Under Armour line, complete with shoes, clothes and headphones.
As he plans to make his DC superhero debut.

Ryan Reynolds



Earnings estimate: $71.5 million

Reynolds made more than $20 million for each of his recent Netflix films, "Six Underground" and "Red Notice." It's no wonder he offered a huge reward for a lost teddy bear.

Mark Wahlberg



Earnings estimate: $58 million

Wahlberg has made millions producing the series "McMillions" and "Wahl Street." He had a big Netflix movie in the past year, too: "Spenser Confidential."

Ben Affleck



Earnings estimate: $55 million

he was also in a Netflix film, "The Last Thing He Wanted." He also starred in "The Way Back."

Vin Diesel



Earnings estimate: $54 million

He was got famous in Fast and Furious. Diesel still got a "Fast & Furious" pay day – for producing Netflix series "Fast & Furious Spy Racers" – but the next film, "F9," was moved to next year.

Akshay Kumar



Earnings estimate: $48.5 million

He was India's Bollywood star . He is also starring in an Amazon Prime series called "The End." He also made last year's list.

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