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Timothée Chalamet is everywhere — but does his viral appeal come with an impressive net worth?
Timothée Chalamet is the ultimate white boy of the month. Ever since his Oscar-nominated role as Elio in Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me By Your Name (which won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2018), he’s kinda been everywhere.
Time sure is passing fast because Timothée Chalamet has been Hollywood’s golden boy for just about a decade. Whether he’s breaking hearts in indie dramas or leading billion-dollar franchises, the Dune star has solidified himself as one of the most bankable actors of his generation. And with that star power comes serious cash.
He won us all over with his charm and his undeniable talent, and he hasn’t stopped since. He was just 22 when Call Me By Your Name went to the Oscars — the same year he also broke through to the arthouse crowd in Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird and Scott Cooper’s Hostiles. But indie film budgets are scraped together and on top of that don’t make money. Over the past seven years, the now-29-year-old has been balancing roles in blockbusters and indie hits, steadily amassing a respectable net worth.
So, there’s a Timothée Chalamet movie for everyone. And a chunka change for Timmy to go with them.
The question on everyone’s mind: What is Timothée Chalamet’s net worth in 2025?
Timothée Chalamet’s Net Worth
According to CelebrityNetWorth, Chalamet’s net worth stands at an estimated $25 million. That puts him on par with fellow actors like Bill Burr and Martin Short, but still a long way from his girlfriend Kylie Jenner’s reported $700-900 million empire. This means he has my dream job — not actor, but sugar baby.
So, how exactly did Timothée Chalamet build his fortune? Let’s break it down.
How Timothée Chalamet Made His Millions (As An Indie Actor!)
Chalamet may only be 29, but he’s been acting since childhood. He got his start in commercials and short films. Before breaking out with critically acclaimed performances in Call Me By Your Name and Lady Bird, he was building his career and name in indies like Miss Stevens and Hot Summer Nights. These early roles established him as a serious actor — and one who could command bigger paychecks (thanks, in no small part, to a loyal fanbase who dubbed him their white boy of the month).
His talent and a passionate fanbase have translated into major paydays. He’s managed to keep the charm and talent of an indie star while scaling the industry’s golden ladder to megastar movie salaries. According to Parade, some of his most lucrative roles include:
- A Complete Unknown (2025) – The star is rumored to have been paid $4 million for this role that earned him an Oscar nomination and critical acclaim
- Dune: Part Two (2024) – Likely even more than the first film, an estimated $3 million
- Wonka (2023) – A whopping $9 million paycheck to don that purple coat, top hat, and dance for chocolate
Dune (Denis Villeneuve, 2021) – Reported $2.2 million salary for his first major blockbuster
With each project, his salary keeps climbing. And with Dune: Messiah and upcoming blockbusters on the horizon, Chalamet’s net worth is set to skyrocket. Now that he has secured his second Oscar nomination for A Complete Unknown and a SAG Award win for his role as Bob Dylan in the aforementioned biopic, yesterday’s price is not today’s price.
Beyond Acting: Timothée Chalamet’s Business Moves
Chalamet isn’t only making money in front of the lens — he’s cashing in behind the scenes. The Wonka star is producing his own films, adding another stream of income. His production credits include:
- Bones and All (2022) — His second project with Luca Guadagnino, in which he played a flesh-eating drifter alongside Taylour Russell. It’s not the most commercial film, but a moving performance worthy of his cash nonetheless.
- A Complete Unknown (2025) — The Bob Dylan biopic that catapulted his acting reputation into the stratosphere and made him world famous. Talk about a sound investment. That also might be why you see him wearing the film’s merch all the time.
- Marty Supreme (upcoming) — This upcoming film by Josh Safdie of Good Time and Uncut Gems fame promises to be just as chaotic.
Luxury Endorsements
Chalamet is also a brand ambassador for some of the biggest luxury brands in the world. He reportedly secured a $35 million deal with Bleu de Chanel, making him one of the highest-paid celebrity endorsers. He’s also collaborated with Cartier, further boosting his bank balance. Those watches he wears on his wrist at premiers? They could pay off my student loans and more.
While he is known for his eccentric fashion off the red carpet and trend-setting luxury style during press tours, Chalamet has been reluctant to become the face of a clothing brand. But, with Jonathan Anderson — a frequent Guadagnino collaborator — reportedly moving from Loewe to Dior, there’s hope he’ll bring his love for casting favorite actors as models. If so, we might just see Timothée land a lucrative Dior deal.
Real Estate: Timothée Chalamet’s $11 Million Mansion
When he’s not jet-setting to movie premieres, Chalamet is living the high life. In 2022, he purchased an $11 million mansion in Beverly Hills. The home previously belonged to baseball star Justin Verlander and supermodel Kate Upton, proving Chalamet is playing in the big leagues when it comes to real estate. But I doubt he spends much time in it when his girlfriend’s real estate portfolio is worth $80 million.
Timothée Chalamet vs. Kylie Jenner: A Net Worth Comparison
Chalamet may have an impressive $25 million fortune, but compared to girlfriend Kylie Jenner’s reported $700-900 million net worth, he’s got a long way to go. Still, with his growing career, high-profile endorsements, and smart investments, don’t be surprised if Chalamet’s net worth skyrockets in the coming years.
One thing’s for sure: the Dune star is no longer an arthouse indie boy. Though, as his unhinged press tour for A Complete Unknown proved, he’s still just a regular guy.
- A Complete Unknown (2025) – The star is rumored to have been paid $4 million for this role that earned him an Oscar nomination and critical acclaim
- Dune: Part Two (2024) – Likely even more than the first film, an estimated $3 million
- Wonka (2023) – A whopping $9 million paycheck to don that purple coat, top hat, and dance for chocolate
Dune (Denis Villeneuve, 2021) – Reported $2.2 million salary for his first major blockbuster
With each project, his salary keeps climbing. And with Dune: Messiah and upcoming blockbusters on the horizon, Chalamet’s net worth is set to skyrocket. Now that he has secured his second Oscar nomination for A Complete Unknown and a SAG Award win for his role as Bob Dylan in the aforementioned biopic, yesterday’s price is not today’s price.
Beyond Acting: Timothée Chalamet’s Business Moves
Chalamet isn’t only making money in front of the lens — he’s cashing in behind the scenes. The Wonka star is producing his own films, adding another stream of income. His production credits include:
- Bones and All (2022) — His second project with Luca Guadagnino, in which he played a flesh-eating drifter alongside Taylour Russell. It's not the most commercial film, but a moving performance worthy of his cash nonetheless.
- A Complete Unknown (2025) — The Bob Dylan biopic that catapulted his acting reputation into the stratosphere and made him world famous. Talk about a sound investment. That also might be why you see him wearing the film’s merch all the time.
- Marty Supreme (upcoming) — This upcoming film by Josh Safdie of Good Time and Uncut Gems fame promises to be just as chaotic.
Luxury Endorsements
Chalamet is also a brand ambassador for some of the biggest luxury brands in the world. He reportedly secured a $35 million deal with Bleu de Chanel, making him one of the highest-paid celebrity endorsers. He’s also collaborated with Cartier, further boosting his bank balance. Those watches he wears on his wrist at premiers? They could pay off my student loans and more.
While he is known for his eccentric fashion off the red carpet and trend-setting luxury style during press tours, Chalamet has been reluctant to become the face of a clothing brand. But, with Jonathan Anderson — a frequent Guadagnino collaborator — reportedly moving from Loewe to Dior, there’s hope he’ll bring his love for casting favorite actors as models. If so, we might just see Timothée land a lucrative Dior deal.
Real Estate: Timothée Chalamet’s $11 Million Mansion
When he’s not jet-setting to movie premieres, Chalamet is living the high life. In 2022, he purchased an $11 million mansion in Beverly Hills. The home previously belonged to baseball star Justin Verlander and supermodel Kate Upton, proving Chalamet is playing in the big leagues when it comes to real estate. But I doubt he spends much time in it when his girlfriend’s real estate portfolio is worth $80 million.
Timothée Chalamet vs. Kylie Jenner: A Net Worth Comparison
Chalamet may have an impressive $25 million fortune, but compared to girlfriend Kylie Jenner’s reported $700-900 million net worth, he’s got a long way to go. Still, with his growing career, high-profile endorsements, and smart investments, don’t be surprised if Chalamet’s net worth skyrockets in the coming years.
One thing’s for sure: the Dune star is no longer an arthouse indie boy. Though, as his unhinged press tour for A Complete Unknown proved, he’s still just a regular guy.
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