As the star of one of the most successful movie franchises of all time, Rupert Grint must have earned a pretty penny but what is his net worth? British actor Rupert Grint is instantly recognizable as Ron Weasley from the Harry Potter film franchise. Grint was just 11 years old when he was cast as Harry Potter’s best pal Ron and went on to star in all eight of the Harry Potter movies, which in total grossed just shy of $8 billion worldwide.
In between filming Harry Potter Rupert Grint made several other movies including the 2006 British comedy-drama Driving Lessons alongside Julie Walter – who played his mother Mrs. Weasley in the Harry Potter series – and the black comedy Wild Target which co-starred Bill Nighy and Emily Blunt. His early non-Harry Potter films weren’t big hits but considering the money he was earning playing Ron Weasley, it’s likely his bank account didn’t take a major hit.
Post-Harry Potter, Rupert Grint has had the most low-profile career out of his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson. Whereas as Radcliffe has had success with films like The Woman In Black and Watson had a mega-hit starring in Disney’s live-action Beauty And The Beast, Grint’s career has been one marked by smaller, less commercially successful indies like Charlie Countryman, CBGB and Moonwalkers. That’s reflected in his earnings too; while Radcliffe and Watson are worth around $110 million and $80 million respectively, Rupert Grint’s net worth is an estimated $50 million according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Television has proved a pretty consistent source of work for Rupert Grint since the Harry Potter franchise came to a close. He starred as slacker Daniel Glass – a young man who pretends to have cancer so that people are nice to him – in black comedy Sick Note alongside Nick Frost and Don Johnson and had a main role as posh conman Charlie Cavendish in the web series Snatch, based on the Guy Ritchie cult thriller of the same name. Grint also starred opposite John Malkovich in the BBC’s 2018 adaptation of the Agatha Christie mystery The ABC Murders.
Currently, Rupert Grint is enjoying further TV success with his role on the M. Night Shyamalan-produced supernatural series Servant as Julian, the fiercely protective brother of Lauren Ambrose’s character Dorothy. With one critically acclaimed season under its wing and a second season already confirmed, Servant should keep Grint in work for the foreseeable future.
