Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' stars earn up to $15 million each

Reports from Times Entertainment and other media outlet claim that the leading cast of Christopher Nolan's film "Odyssey" received some of the highest salaries in recent Hollywood history. Lead actor Met Deijmon is said to have earned $15 million for 46 scenes, averaging about $326,000 per scene. Tom Holland reportedly earned $10 million for 24 scenes (≈ $416,000 per scene). Zendaya’s six‑scene role as Athena is alleged to have brought her close to $5 million, while En Htavej earned between $4 million and $5 million for 16 scenes. Robert Pattinson is said to have received about $6 million, Charlize Theron $5 million, Lupita Nyong’o $4 million, John Bernard $3 million, John Leguizamo $2.5 million and Elliot Page $1.5 million.

The figures are not officially confirmed by the studio or the actors and are based on online estimates. "Odyssey" opened on 17 July and quickly grossed $264 million worldwide, against a production budget of $250 million plus $150 million for marketing, underscoring the scale of the project and the high compensation reported for its star‑studded ensemble.