Leaked list reveals China's top earning actresses
Updated: 2014-11-18 04:15
(CRIENGLISH.com)
|
|||||||||
A list of the top 21 paid actresses from China made its way to the internet recently, and it's a three-way tie between the mainland's top leading ladies.
According to a report from Hong Kong-based celebrity site, Jaynestars.com, internationally-recognized actress Zhang Ziyi, Zhou Xun, who stars in the "Red Sorghum" TV series, and "Dearest" star Zhao Wei are the highest-paid Chinese actresses in the country - with each earning 15 million yuan per movie, or nearly $2.5 million.
Following close behind is renowned actress and "Coming Home" star Gong Li, who pockets 12 million yuan (approximately $2 million) per shoot.
Actresses Fan Bingbing, Li Bingbing, Shu Qi and Bai Baihe reportedly earn between eight and 10 million yuan (approximately $1.7 million) per film.
Some are questioning how accurately the list reflects the actresses earnings, however, since actors and actresses negotiate fees based on screen-time and the type of roles in which they are cast.
Related: Beyonce highest paid woman in music in 2014 with $115 million: Forbes
- Open Doors report finds increases in intl enrollment
- Xi attends welcoming ceremony by Australian Governor-General Cosgrove
- 21-year-old student wins Miss Model of the World China Final
- Soaring comfort
- Electoral poetry
- Ice art on display in Texas
- 3,000 take part in Happy 10k run in S China
- Top 9 goods Alibaba's buyers purchase overseas
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
Koalas steal the show at G20 in Brisbane |
Xi, Obama meeting: a lively history lesson |
Odd news on world's biggest online shopping day |
Country pushes for code at South China Sea |
'Running Naked Boy', now 6, crosses Lop Nur desert |
Road map for promoting the rule of law |
Today's Top News
Open Doors report finds increases in international enrollment
Electoral poetry
Soaring comfort
Obama hails climate deal
Apple removes 'counterfeit' app from iTunes
Oil reserves to be published
Chinese immigrant killed by push onto tracks: NYPD
Women entrepreneurs reach out to world with startup
US Weekly
Geared to go |
The place to be |