Cynthia Nixon net worth: How much did 'And Just Like That' star earn as Miranda Hobbes?
Cynthia Nixon will be one of the key characters reprising her role as Miranda Hobbes in HBO Max's 'And Just Like That', the 10-episode revival of 'Sex and the City'. The American actress appeared in 94 episodes of the series during its run from 1998 to 2004 and was part of the movie — 'Sex and the City' and the sequel.
Her decorated Hollywood career has seen her act in more than 80 films and TV shows with 'The Manhattan Project', and 'Rabbit Hole' as the most prominent. Nixon was also nominated for four Tony Awards where she won the Best Actress in a Play for 'Rabbit Hole'. The 55-year-old was also actively involved in politics and ran for governer of New York 2018, but lost to Andrew Cuomo. With the stars of the influential show earning handsomely, Nixon's net worth comes in to play as well.
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What is Cynthia Nixon's net worth?
For the first film, 'Sex and the City', she earned $3 million in total salary along with co-star Kristin Davis. However, the other two stars, Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker made $7 million and $13 million each. In HBO Max's 'And Just Like That', she was paid $1 million per episode and that totals up to $10 million since it comprises of 10 episodes. Per Celebrity Net Worth, the actress is estimated to be worth $25 million.
Per the tax records that were released in 2018 as part of her political campaign. The site reported that earned $1.3 million in 2017 in the form of "salary, capital gains, residuals, and investments." Her deductions and reported adjusted revenue was $619,799. With her role in 'And Just Like That', Nixon is set to elevate her net worth status.
The actress also shed light on her character who was seen sporting gray hair in the trailer. Talking to 'Live with Kelly and Ryan', she explained the reason behind the look. "Right. Well, Michael Patrick King who is our chief writer and director, he was like, 'You know, a lot of women during the pandemic, they couldn't get out to the beauty parlor and they decided to go gray and then they decided that they liked it. So if it was going to be one of the women, we think it would be Miranda.' So yeah."
'And Just Like That' releases 3 am ET on December 9 on HBO Max.
