The actor is probably giving himself a compliment only he can do for himself. The new frontman of the famous CBS sitcom has earned himself an appraise from Forbes’ 2011-2012 Highest-Paid TV actors list. Charlie Sheen’s reigning years is definitely long gone as Kutcher’s total salary of $24 million placed him at the highest point of the TV actor’s pyramid.
That cash is solely related to his TV appearances. And if you think that’s the only cash Kutcher can generate in his entire career, then take a look at these numbers below: The actor’s global funds ooze in from his other’creative passions’ and worth-mentioning of all is his explosive investment in Pop Chips and Silicon Valley startups like Skype, Spotify, and Airbnb – all to be valued at about $1 billion. A billion? I think we have a billionaire in town.
Hugh Laurie, for finale season of “House,” and Ray Romano, for his roles on “Men of a Certain Age” and residuals from “Everyone Loves Raymond,” came in at the second and third spots, earning $18 million.
The very obvious change in this year’s Forbes ranking is that the former reigning Sheen is totally erased from the list. In fact, with a meticulous eye, Charlie Sheen, who receives a massive yearly paycheck of $40 million, hasn’t been very close to reach top ten.
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