Justin Theroux marries 30yo GF…

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

I agree they won't last but I don't actually think he's that wealthy. Child support payments over 18 years might supplement her acting income nicely (presuming her career continues to go well, but she's rather plain and really nothing special as an actress) but won't exactly permit a life of luxury. Guarantee she signed an ungenerous prenup.

He has 10’s of millions vs Jen who has 100’s of millions. He’s wealthy. His family also wealthy. The schools he went to were expensive.

There is no evidence he has tens of millions. His highest paying role was the Leftovers. The bulk of his roles are supporting. His apartment was cheap when he bought it many years ago and he decorated it with junk until Jen A paid to renovate it. I think his dad was a corporate lawyer and he may have a modest trust but he is not uber wealthy. I’d put his net worth at $10m max, but likely lower.

Internet says he’s worth 40 million

Internet nw estimates are notoriously wrong.

+1 No way he's worth $40 million. How?

DP but if he wasn't stupid with his money, it wouldn't be that hard. He's been working consistently since like 2005 or 2006. He's had lead or supporting roles in 4 TV series in the last three years (33 episodes of 4 different series). Even if he's only making like 60k per episode, that's nearly 2 million on TV shows alone. Plus two movies -- a largish (non-lead) role in the Beetlejuice sequel (that would be good movie, they spent about 100m making it), plus a little indie movie out this year. And then some small guest roles on two other shows. So that's like 3 million over the last 3 years.

Oh and he's got a role in the upcoming Devil Wears Prada sequel, that's another good paycheck even if it's a small role.

And that's not even getting to the 75k/episode for Leftovers or any of his work pre-2023, which included one of the Star Wars sequels and a Lego movie.

He was with Aniston from 2011 to 2018ish, he probably didn't spend much money on his lifestyle during that time because she's so wealthy.

So if he banked his Leftovers money while he was with Jen, made some smart investments, owns his real estate outright, and has a good tax guy, totally plausible he's worth 10m or more. I would also assume he takes lots of advantage of the free clothes and "celebrity discounts" he gets for agreeing to do things like have his wedding featured in Vogue. Marrying a young actress who is currently on two hit shows and then having a baby with her that they will definitely parade around for the paparazzi helps with that too.

Or maybe he's stupid or has a drug problem and has nothing. But he'd have to work at it. He will never have Jen's money (Friends set her up for life and she's very intelligently grown it from there) but he's rich.

It appears you are grossly overestimating how much not A list actors get paid per episode.

No, I don't think I am. A nobody in an ensemble show will make 20k an episode on a streaming show. Theroux is not a nobody. A-listers on hit shows can make 200k or more. I estimated 60k, for shows where he is in a lead role. That's conservative.

Yes, and you know he loses about 50% of that after taxes and management fees, right?

Also, he's only had one lead role post-Leftovers, in an unsuccessful show. During which time he dated the teen who played his daughter (ewww).

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He is gross. Such a downgrade from Brad Pitt.

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Anonymous wrote:He is gross. Such a downgrade from Brad Pitt.

Narcissists can be very charismatic and charming. Jen A has fallen for this more than once.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

I agree they won't last but I don't actually think he's that wealthy. Child support payments over 18 years might supplement her acting income nicely (presuming her career continues to go well, but she's rather plain and really nothing special as an actress) but won't exactly permit a life of luxury. Guarantee she signed an ungenerous prenup.

He has 10’s of millions vs Jen who has 100’s of millions. He’s wealthy. His family also wealthy. The schools he went to were expensive.

There is no evidence he has tens of millions. His highest paying role was the Leftovers. The bulk of his roles are supporting. His apartment was cheap when he bought it many years ago and he decorated it with junk until Jen A paid to renovate it. I think his dad was a corporate lawyer and he may have a modest trust but he is not uber wealthy. I’d put his net worth at $10m max, but likely lower.

Internet says he’s worth 40 million

Internet nw estimates are notoriously wrong.

+1 No way he's worth $40 million. How?

DP but if he wasn't stupid with his money, it wouldn't be that hard. He's been working consistently since like 2005 or 2006. He's had lead or supporting roles in 4 TV series in the last three years (33 episodes of 4 different series). Even if he's only making like 60k per episode, that's nearly 2 million on TV shows alone. Plus two movies -- a largish (non-lead) role in the Beetlejuice sequel (that would be good movie, they spent about 100m making it), plus a little indie movie out this year. And then some small guest roles on two other shows. So that's like 3 million over the last 3 years.

Oh and he's got a role in the upcoming Devil Wears Prada sequel, that's another good paycheck even if it's a small role.

And that's not even getting to the 75k/episode for Leftovers or any of his work pre-2023, which included one of the Star Wars sequels and a Lego movie.

He was with Aniston from 2011 to 2018ish, he probably didn't spend much money on his lifestyle during that time because she's so wealthy.

So if he banked his Leftovers money while he was with Jen, made some smart investments, owns his real estate outright, and has a good tax guy, totally plausible he's worth 10m or more. I would also assume he takes lots of advantage of the free clothes and "celebrity discounts" he gets for agreeing to do things like have his wedding featured in Vogue. Marrying a young actress who is currently on two hit shows and then having a baby with her that they will definitely parade around for the paparazzi helps with that too.

Or maybe he's stupid or has a drug problem and has nothing. But he'd have to work at it. He will never have Jen's money (Friends set her up for life and she's very intelligently grown it from there) but he's rich.

It appears you are grossly overestimating how much not A list actors get paid per episode.

No, I don't think I am. A nobody in an ensemble show will make 20k an episode on a streaming show. Theroux is not a nobody. A-listers on hit shows can make 200k or more. I estimated 60k, for shows where he is in a lead role. That's conservative.

You have way too many zeros in your estimates.

TV shows follow equity rules.

https://www.nycastings.com/actor-pay-a-guide-to-compensation-in-the-entertainment-industry/

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

I agree they won't last but I don't actually think he's that wealthy. Child support payments over 18 years might supplement her acting income nicely (presuming her career continues to go well, but she's rather plain and really nothing special as an actress) but won't exactly permit a life of luxury. Guarantee she signed an ungenerous prenup.

He has 10’s of millions vs Jen who has 100’s of millions. He’s wealthy. His family also wealthy. The schools he went to were expensive.

There is no evidence he has tens of millions. His highest paying role was the Leftovers. The bulk of his roles are supporting. His apartment was cheap when he bought it many years ago and he decorated it with junk until Jen A paid to renovate it. I think his dad was a corporate lawyer and he may have a modest trust but he is not uber wealthy. I’d put his net worth at $10m max, but likely lower.

Internet says he’s worth 40 million

Internet nw estimates are notoriously wrong.

+1 No way he's worth $40 million. How?

DP but if he wasn't stupid with his money, it wouldn't be that hard. He's been working consistently since like 2005 or 2006. He's had lead or supporting roles in 4 TV series in the last three years (33 episodes of 4 different series). Even if he's only making like 60k per episode, that's nearly 2 million on TV shows alone. Plus two movies -- a largish (non-lead) role in the Beetlejuice sequel (that would be good movie, they spent about 100m making it), plus a little indie movie out this year. And then some small guest roles on two other shows. So that's like 3 million over the last 3 years.

Oh and he's got a role in the upcoming Devil Wears Prada sequel, that's another good paycheck even if it's a small role.

And that's not even getting to the 75k/episode for Leftovers or any of his work pre-2023, which included one of the Star Wars sequels and a Lego movie.

He was with Aniston from 2011 to 2018ish, he probably didn't spend much money on his lifestyle during that time because she's so wealthy.

So if he banked his Leftovers money while he was with Jen, made some smart investments, owns his real estate outright, and has a good tax guy, totally plausible he's worth 10m or more. I would also assume he takes lots of advantage of the free clothes and "celebrity discounts" he gets for agreeing to do things like have his wedding featured in Vogue. Marrying a young actress who is currently on two hit shows and then having a baby with her that they will definitely parade around for the paparazzi helps with that too.

Or maybe he's stupid or has a drug problem and has nothing. But he'd have to work at it. He will never have Jen's money (Friends set her up for life and she's very intelligently grown it from there) but he's rich.

It appears you are grossly overestimating how much not A list actors get paid per episode.

No, I don't think I am. A nobody in an ensemble show will make 20k an episode on a streaming show. Theroux is not a nobody. A-listers on hit shows can make 200k or more. I estimated 60k, for shows where he is in a lead role. That's conservative.

You have way too many zeros in your estimates.

TV shows follow equity rules.

https://www.nycastings.com/actor-pay-a-guide-to-compensation-in-the-entertainment-industry/

6. Day Players
Description: Actors with small speaking roles in TV shows or films, hired on a daily basis.
Pay Range: $700 – $1,500 per day.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Approximately $1,056 per day.

7. Recurring TV Roles
Description: Actors with roles that appear in multiple episodes of a TV series.
Pay Range: $2,500 – $8,000 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Varies, but often starts around $3,500 per episode for a recurring role.

8. Guest Stars
Description: Actors with significant roles in one or a few episodes of a TV series.
Pay Range: $3,000 – $7,000 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Typically starts around $5,000 per episode.

9. Supporting Roles in Films
Description: Actors with significant but secondary roles in movies.
Pay Range: $20,000 – $50,000 per film.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Can vary widely but often starts around $1,000 per day for feature films.

10. Leading Roles in Films
Description: Main actors in a film.
Pay Range: $100,000 – $500,000+ per film.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Top stars can command millions; minimums can start at $3,000 per week for low-budget films.

12. Indie Film Actors
Description: Actors in independent films, often with lower budgets.
Pay Range: $50 – $500 per day.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Can start at $125 per day for ultra-low-budget films.

13. Web Series Actors
Description: Performers in online series.
Pay Range: $100 – $500 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Varies, with new media contracts often negotiated based on budget.


He is not enough of a star to make what you think he is making.

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The weather looked just awful for their wedding photos.

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No one would be talking about either of these actors without the Jennifer Aniston connection. There wouldn't be a single post, much less 19 pages of them, based on their own celebrity.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

I agree they won't last but I don't actually think he's that wealthy. Child support payments over 18 years might supplement her acting income nicely (presuming her career continues to go well, but she's rather plain and really nothing special as an actress) but won't exactly permit a life of luxury. Guarantee she signed an ungenerous prenup.

He has 10’s of millions vs Jen who has 100’s of millions. He’s wealthy. His family also wealthy. The schools he went to were expensive.

There is no evidence he has tens of millions. His highest paying role was the Leftovers. The bulk of his roles are supporting. His apartment was cheap when he bought it many years ago and he decorated it with junk until Jen A paid to renovate it. I think his dad was a corporate lawyer and he may have a modest trust but he is not uber wealthy. I’d put his net worth at $10m max, but likely lower.

Internet says he’s worth 40 million

Internet nw estimates are notoriously wrong.

+1 No way he's worth $40 million. How?

DP but if he wasn't stupid with his money, it wouldn't be that hard. He's been working consistently since like 2005 or 2006. He's had lead or supporting roles in 4 TV series in the last three years (33 episodes of 4 different series). Even if he's only making like 60k per episode, that's nearly 2 million on TV shows alone. Plus two movies -- a largish (non-lead) role in the Beetlejuice sequel (that would be good movie, they spent about 100m making it), plus a little indie movie out this year. And then some small guest roles on two other shows. So that's like 3 million over the last 3 years.

Oh and he's got a role in the upcoming Devil Wears Prada sequel, that's another good paycheck even if it's a small role.

And that's not even getting to the 75k/episode for Leftovers or any of his work pre-2023, which included one of the Star Wars sequels and a Lego movie.

He was with Aniston from 2011 to 2018ish, he probably didn't spend much money on his lifestyle during that time because she's so wealthy.

So if he banked his Leftovers money while he was with Jen, made some smart investments, owns his real estate outright, and has a good tax guy, totally plausible he's worth 10m or more. I would also assume he takes lots of advantage of the free clothes and "celebrity discounts" he gets for agreeing to do things like have his wedding featured in Vogue. Marrying a young actress who is currently on two hit shows and then having a baby with her that they will definitely parade around for the paparazzi helps with that too.

Or maybe he's stupid or has a drug problem and has nothing. But he'd have to work at it. He will never have Jen's money (Friends set her up for life and she's very intelligently grown it from there) but he's rich.

It appears you are grossly overestimating how much not A list actors get paid per episode.

No, I don't think I am. A nobody in an ensemble show will make 20k an episode on a streaming show. Theroux is not a nobody. A-listers on hit shows can make 200k or more. I estimated 60k, for shows where he is in a lead role. That's conservative.

You have way too many zeros in your estimates.

TV shows follow equity rules.

https://www.nycastings.com/actor-pay-a-guide-to-compensation-in-the-entertainment-industry/

6. Day Players
Description: Actors with small speaking roles in TV shows or films, hired on a daily basis.
Pay Range: $700 – $1,500 per day.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Approximately $1,056 per day.

7. Recurring TV Roles
Description: Actors with roles that appear in multiple episodes of a TV series.
Pay Range: $2,500 – $8,000 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Varies, but often starts around $3,500 per episode for a recurring role.

8. Guest Stars
Description: Actors with significant roles in one or a few episodes of a TV series.
Pay Range: $3,000 – $7,000 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Typically starts around $5,000 per episode.

9. Supporting Roles in Films
Description: Actors with significant but secondary roles in movies.
Pay Range: $20,000 – $50,000 per film.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Can vary widely but often starts around $1,000 per day for feature films.

10. Leading Roles in Films
Description: Main actors in a film.
Pay Range: $100,000 – $500,000+ per film.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Top stars can command millions; minimums can start at $3,000 per week for low-budget films.

12. Indie Film Actors
Description: Actors in independent films, often with lower budgets.
Pay Range: $50 – $500 per day.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Can start at $125 per day for ultra-low-budget films.

13. Web Series Actors
Description: Performers in online series.
Pay Range: $100 – $500 per episode.
SAG-AFTRA Rate: Varies, with new media contracts often negotiated based on budget.


He is not enough of a star to make what you think he is making.

Justin Theroux does not make union minimum, sorry. These are ranges for what an actor with no celebrity whatsoever can expect for a guest role on Law & Order, or their very first recurring TV role. He's not some huge A-list actor, correct. But he makes more than union minimum. He's a recognizable face and name with a long track record.

He also has big budget writing credits -- Tropic Thunder, Iron Man 2, Zoolander 2. Some of these will carry residuals, as will his work in David Lynch movies early in his career, stuff like the Girl on the Train (the sort of movie that gets second life on basic cable).

Theroux is a celebrity. He's not George Clooney, he's not making Brad Pitt money. But he's not string together 3k per episode acting gigs to pay a mortgage. Unless he has a serious drug or gambling or spending problem, he has millions. Definitely over 10 million. Maybe considerably over.

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Anonymous wrote:No one would be talking about either of these actors without the Jennifer Aniston connection. There wouldn't be a single post, much less 19 pages of them, based on their own celebrity.

Definitely not 19 pages, but Justin Theroux has a little cult following. He has "tortured soul" energy.

Correct that the only reason people are so invested in his marriage/personal life is because he's Aniston's ex.

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Anonymous wrote:No one would be talking about either of these actors without the Jennifer Aniston connection. There wouldn't be a single post, much less 19 pages of them, based on their own celebrity.

Definitely not 19 pages, but Justin Theroux has a little cult following. He has "tortured soul" energy.

Correct that the only reason people are so invested in his marriage/personal life is because he's Aniston's ex.

Maybe ten years ago, when he had a brief window of hotness. But now, with his middle-aged "I'm still so cool" schtick? I'm skeptical.

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Justin Theroux comes from a long line of cultured and creative people. Paul Theroux, the writer, is his uncle, which is just one example. See his wiki page. He was in Mulholland Drive and posted a nice tribute to David Lynch on his insta when the director passed. This is an actor's actor, who cares more for the project that the fame or money it will bring. Now he's focused on being a father. What a great arc.

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I don't care about either of these people, other than the fun gossip-y stuff. Love that Aniston made a point of liking the baby post, very smart. Did any of their mutual friends like it or comment? That to me would be telling. The Will Arnetts, Kate Hudsons, Kimmels etc. I saw mostly her co-stars commenting. She seems to be well-liked by her castmates.

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Anonymous wrote:Justin Theroux comes from a long line of cultured and creative people. Paul Theroux, the writer, is his uncle, which is just one example. See his wiki page. He was in Mulholland Drive and posted a nice tribute to David Lynch on his insta when the director passed. This is an actor's actor, who cares more for the project that the fame or money it will bring. Now he's focused on being a father. What a great arc.

You're a fan, we get it. Enjoy your very small club.

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Anonymous wrote:Justin Theroux comes from a long line of cultured and creative people. Paul Theroux, the writer, is his uncle, which is just one example. See his wiki page. He was in Mulholland Drive and posted a nice tribute to David Lynch on his insta when the director passed. This is an actor's actor, who cares more for the project that the fame or money it will bring. Now he's focused on being a father. What a great arc.

Time will tell.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't care about either of these people, other than the fun gossip-y stuff. Love that Aniston made a point of liking the baby post, very smart. Did any of their mutual friends like it or comment? That to me would be telling. The Will Arnetts, Kate Hudsons, Kimmels etc. I saw mostly her co-stars commenting. She seems to be well-liked by her castmates.

Did Carrie Coon like it? Co-starred with Justin in Leftovers and now Nicole is on Gilded Age.

Though Carrie doesn't seem to be very active on Instagram -- looks like someone on her staff runs it.