Brad Pitt has been in the industry for almost four decades. Making a breakthrough in Ridley Scott’s Thelma & Louise, Pitt slowly became one of the top-most stars in Hollywood by giving incredible performances in films like Se7en, Interview with the Vampire, Fight Club, and more in the ‘90s. He was also appreciated for his good looks.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Brad Pitt’s assets and salaries have added a lot to his $400 million net worth. He is one of the highest-paid actors in the world and is an A-lister who commands an upfront salary of at least $20 million. He has also produced multiple films such as The Departed, 12 Years A Slave, and Moonlight.

Pitt is the co-founder of the production company Plan B Entertainment which produced the above-mentioned films as well as box office giants like Troy and World War Z. Brad Pitt also has loads of investments in real estate. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the actor and his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston bought an 11,000-acre mansion in Beverley Hills for $12.5 million, which they sold after their divorce for $28 million.

He also reportedly bought a $4 million beach house, an $8.4 million Malibu mansion, which he then sold to Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, a Spanish villa, and a home in Los Feliz for $5.5 million (via CNW).

Angelina Jolie has served in a wide variety of roles in the industry. Apart from being an A-list actress, she has also gone behind the camera and produced and directed films. An Academy Award winner, Jolie has commanded top-dollar salaries for her films and stood among the highest-paid actresses in the country.

Jolie’s net worth is reportedly $120 million. According to Celebrity Net Worth, she earned mostly from movie salaries, with her salaries for leading roles being an upfront $20 million paycheck.

Angelina Jolie reportedly bought a home in LA’s Los Feliz neighborhood, just like her ex-husband Brad Pitt. The actress’ home reportedly cost her $24.5 million, which was a record price for the neighborhood. The home was reportedly lived in by filmmaker Cecil B. Demille (via CNW).