http://www.insidekino.com/SP/SPCharts/SPBB.htm

After 7 years (the corona box office break made this possible) I finally updated my "Starpower" list.

I switched from inflation adjusted to admissions (based on average yearly movie ticket prices).

10m admissions is the breaking point.

Not included are cameos and voiceover work.

You will see 142 actors and actresses (some German actors are on the list too - it's still a German website) and the number of their 10m admissions hits.

There are also Top Tens of actors/actresses with the most 20m, 30m, 40m, 50m and 60m admissions blockbusters...

Great work! Can I ask if you translate a little bit?

Between the MCU and Avatar, I'm surprised Zoe Saldana isn't on your lists.

Don't forget Star Trek

Yes! Forgot about Star Trek. She is #12 per this list: https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.ya ... 57140.html

She is sure to climb higher after the Avatar and GOTG sequels. Truly one of the underrated careers out there.

She isn't considered huge in the industry though probably because most of her roles aren't HUGE actor based roles (other than maybe Avatar).

It doesn’t help that she’s covered in full makeup for 5 of the films. People forget she was in the first pirates too, she was like the 2nd female lead. I was surprised she never came back.

I remember she mentioned having the worst experience shooting Pirates.

I've inadvertently turned this into the Zoe Saldana appreciation thread but I don't care!

Take a look at her boxoffice trajectory...incredible. Reminds me of the Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise adjusted boxoffice runs from the late 80s through well, I guess now.

https://www.the-numbers.com/person/1263 ... redits=od3

Well not really, to comparing a high supporting character to Tom Hanks or Eddie Murphy/ Jim Carrey runs are ridiculous. That's like saying Orlando Bloom because of LOTR/ Pirates/ Black Hawk Down/ Troy was the biggest actor of the early 2000s.