Who are the richest Hunger Games stars? Net worths, ranked – from Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and OG actor Woody Harrelson, to rock legend Lenny Kravitz and hunky Hemsworth brother Liam
- Lionsgate has confirmed a Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, releasing in 2023 and starring West Side Story’s Rachel Zegler
- The franchise’s other high earners include The Devil Wears Prada’s Stanley Tucci, True Detective’s Woody Harrelson, Pitch Perfect’s Elizabeth Banks and evergreen actor Donald Sutherland
Hollywood’s well-received adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games trilogy set the stage for many of its cast members’ immense success thereafter. The futuristic thriller follows a dystopian theme of “survival of the fittest” in a totalitarian society showing enormous disparities in wealth. It was a big hit from the start in 2012, with the first film growing into a US$3 billion franchise of a total of four films drawn from the trilogy of novels.
A decade on, Lionsgate just announced some exciting news for District 12 fans: a prequel! Set to hit theatres in late 2023, the new film will take us back to before dictator President Snow headed the Capitol, focusing on the character’s rise to power.
So as we anticipate the new film coming next year, we take a look back at the OG cast members and rank their net worths …
1. Jennifer Lawrence – US$160 million
We’d say her US$160 million fortune (per Celebrity Net Worth) is not bad at all, and a far cry from her acting debut as a basketball team mascot in an episode of Monk.
2. Toby Jones – US$145 million
The English actor has starred in many films since he started acting in 1992, from Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy to Captain America. He also voiced Dobby in Harry Potter. In The Hunger Games series, he plays one of the Capitol buffoons, Claudius Templesmith. According to Idol Net Worth, his handsome US$145 million riches come mostly from his film resume.