Emily in Paris season 4 has been on Netflix for a while now and what a surprising twist the series had. With scenes like Emily being saved on the slopes by an Italian hunk, the trip to Rome and (spoiler) not to forget the semi break-up with Gabriel. Lily Collins, or lead actress Emily in the series, rocked it again this season. But what exactly would Lily get paid for her role in Emily in Paris? We list it for you.
This is how much Lily Collins gets paid for Emily in Paris
That Lily gets paid a nice amount is not so strange, since Emily in Paris is a mega successful series on Netflix. In the first month that the series was on air, no less than 58 million people were in front of the TV. As Alfie would say: ‘not bad, Cooper’.
But now the big question: how much exactly does Lily Collins get paid for her role in Emily in Paris? Netflix does not share an exact salary, but after some research by Cosmopolitan US, an estimate of around 265,500 euros per episode is given. Yes, you read that right, per episode. Converted like this, it amounts to 2.65 million euros per season and 8,833 euros per minute. This salary is based on amounts of actors, whose earnings are known. For example, Jean Page was offered 50,000 dollars per episode for a guest role in season 2 of Bridgerton, which he ultimately turned down. Netflix also pays 250,000 dollars per episode to supporting actors for the series Stranger Things and the main actors receive 350,000 dollars. We can say that it is a good amount.
Lilly Cillons Assets
Lily Collins is not only an actress in the series, but she is also a producer of Emily in Paris. So there will definitely be a nice amount on top of that. She was also seen as an actress in Extremely Wicked, The Blind Side, Shockingly Evil and Vile and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones and Love and she also has a successful modeling career behind her. She is also the daughter of the multimillionaire and singer Phil Collins who has a fortune of 265 million. Celebrity Net Worth estimates that Lily’s fortune is around 25 million euros. That’s not bad!
