Not rankedLast 10 years worldwide · all roles

Emma Watson

Actor · born 15 April 1990

All appearancesTMDBIMDb
$1.99bn

Worldwide gross in the last 10 years, in 2025 dollars, as on the leaderboard.$1.52bn as reported.

in 2025 money
Not ranked3 of 5 films with box office needed for a rank in the last 10 years.All time: No. 21
6 filmsin the last 10 years, as on the leaderboard; 3 with box office. Known for 3 of 3, appearances as themselves aside.
$662.62m
in 2025 money
Average per film in the last 10 years, of films with known gross
67%
8
Films over $1bn, in 2025 dollars, whole career
31
Credits, one per title, whole career

Whole career

Based on 17 of 21 films with known box office for Emma Watson (81.0%). Appearances as themselves or in archive footage are not counted as films.

Hit rate 66.7%.

The biggest film is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011), at $1.88bn. The five biggest make up 60% of the total.

Emma Watson

Photo: TMDB

Cameos countedNot countedNot counted: $1.99bn, not ranked. No credit here is called a cameo by a named source, so both are the same.
FiguresReportedInflation-adjusted to 2025Tickets sold (coming soon)
CountingUncredited appearancesAppearances as themselvesAll appearancesLead and lead ensemble only (under review)

Whole career

The career, in two acts

Cumulative worldwide gross · each dot a releaseCompare Emma Watson with others
ReleaseLast 10 years, the period at the top of the pageHover or tap a dot for the film.

Each film's money sits on its first release date. Inflation-adjusted figures use the year the money was earned.

I · 6 films
2002 to 2009
$7.27bn

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

II · 12 films
2010 to 2019
$6.01bn

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Beauty and the Beast, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.

The nightly snapshot series · the time series behind the leaderboard, with its live pointShow

This series is pre-computed and does not yet respond to the appearance switches: it always counts every credited appearance.

Annual points through 2019, monthly from 2020, then daily snapshots from 5 August 2026, with the latest shown as live (dashed, see note below).

in 2025 money
Use the arrow keys to read the values.

Note on the last point: historical points only count a film once its earliest release date is at least 90 days old. The live point (dashed line above) is ungated and includes films released within the last 90 days, so it can jump ahead of the historical curve rather than extend it smoothly.

No films currently sit inside that 90-day gate for Emma Watson.

Whole career

The biggest films

Worldwide gross · billing from TMDB
  1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 poster
    No. 1
    Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
    $1.88bn
    2011 · Billed 2nd
  2. Beauty and the Beast poster
    No. 2
    Beauty and the Beast
    $1.66bn
    2017 · Billed 1st
  3. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets poster
    No. 3
    Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
    $1.54bn
    2002 · Billed 3rd
  4. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix poster
    No. 4
    Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
    $1.46bn
    2007 · Billed 3rd
  5. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire poster
    No. 5
    Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
    $1.42bn
    2005 · Billed 3rd
  6. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince poster
    No. 6
    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
    $1.39bn
    2009 · Billed 3rd
  7. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 poster
    No. 7
    Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
    $1.35bn
    2010 · Billed 2nd
  8. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban poster
    No. 8
    Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
    $1.34bn
    2004 · Billed 3rd
  9. Noah poster
    No. 9
    Noah
    $480.14m
    2014 · Billed 5th of 95
  10. Little Women poster
    No. 10
    Little Women
    $272.40m
    2019 · Billed 2nd
  11. This Is the End poster
    No. 11
    This Is the End
    $174.99m
    2013 · Billed 8th of 59
  12. The Tale of Despereaux poster
    No. 12
    The Tale of Despereaux
    $135.87m
    2008 · Billed 3rd

Whole career

Cameos and sources

No cameos

No named source calls any of Emma Watson's credits a cameo, so the total and the rank are the same with cameos counted or not.

Cameos counted (shown above)
$13.28bnNo. 21
18 films
Not counted
$13.28bnNo. 21
18 films

Our rule: a cameo is what a named source calls a cameo. Billing never decides. How cameos are decided

Where the numbers come from

  • The NumbersWorldwide gross for 18 of 18 films. Primary source.
  • Box Office Mojo by IMDbProRe-releases, and the full total where The Numbers reports less. Not needed for Emma Watson today.
  • TMDBCredits, billing, dates, posters. Second opinion on the gross: TMDB has a figure for 18 of 18 films, and 13 of those agree within 5%.
  • WikidataWikipediaCameo calls: a named source says the appearance is a cameo. Billing never decides. None of Emma Watson's credits has a cameo call yet.
How the total is built
  1. Every film counts once, whatever the role.
  2. A film's gross is its original run plus re-releases.
  3. Inflation is adjusted from the year the money was earned, to 2025 dollars.
  4. Appearances as themselves and archive footage are not counted as films. Any box office they carry stays in the total unless that switch is off.
The full methodology

Credits by role

Actor (unclassified)

31

Whole career

Filmography

  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 poster
    Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 2011
    Hermione Granger · Billed 2nd
    $1.88bn
    in 2025 money
  • Beauty and the Beast poster
    Beauty and the Beast 2017
    Belle · Billed 1st
    $1.66bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets poster
    Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 2002
    Hermione Granger · Billed 3rd
    $1.54bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix poster
    Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2007
    Hermione Granger · Billed 3rd
    $1.46bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire poster
    Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 2005
    Hermione Granger · Billed 3rd
    $1.42bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince poster
    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 2009
    Hermione Granger · Billed 3rd
    $1.39bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 poster
    Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 2010
    Hermione Granger · Billed 2nd
    $1.35bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban poster
    Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004
    Hermione Granger · Billed 3rd
    $1.34bn
    in 2025 money
  • Noah poster
    Noah 2014
    Ila · Billed 5th of 95
    $480.14m
    in 2025 money
  • Little Women poster
    Little Women 2019
    Meg March · Billed 2nd
    $272.40m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $218.84m · TMDB: $332.10m

Sorted by ·

Whole career

The receipts

Here is every film, every figure, and how we added it up.

  • All time, worldwide, all roles
  • adjusted for inflation, in 2025 dollars

Uncredited appearances: not counted. Appearances as themselves: counted where the film has box office. Cameos: counted.

We counted 18 films. Together they earned $13.28bn. Each film is counted once. That is the 21st biggest total, all time, worldwide, out of the 30 people ranked on TopLiner. Ranks come from the leaderboard published on 1 November 2026.

How it adds up

31titles found
22films
18with money
$13.28bntotal

Check it yourself: add up the 18 counted films below and you get $13.28bn.

  1. Find every film. We looked for every title Emma Watson is credited on. We found 31 titles. Of these, 9 show Emma Watson as themselves or in old clips. They have no box office figure, so they are not counted as films. That leaves 22 films.

  2. Find the money. 18 of the 22 films have a box office figure. That is the money that cinema tickets brought in around the world. 4 have no figure we trust yet, so they add nothing. We never guess.

  3. Count each film once. If someone acts in a film and also directs it, the film still counts one time.

  4. Add it up. The 18 films together earned $13.28bn, adjusted for inflation, in 2025 dollars. Divide by 18 and the average is $738.05m a film.

  5. Rank everyone. We add up every person the same way. Then we sort them from the biggest total to the smallest. Emma Watson has the 21st biggest total of the 30 people ranked on TopLiner.

11 of the 18 films earned $100 million or more (in dollars as reported).

Film by film: counted (18)

  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 2011
    $1.88bn
    in 2025 money
  • Beauty and the Beast 2017
    $1.66bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 2002
    $1.54bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 2007
    $1.46bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 2005
    $1.42bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 2009
    $1.39bn
    in 2025 money
Show all 18 counted films
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 2010
    $1.35bn
    in 2025 money
  • Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004
    $1.34bn
    in 2025 money
  • Noah 2014
    $480.14m
    in 2025 money
  • Little Women 2019
    $272.40m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $218.84m · TMDB: $332.10m

  • This Is the End 2013
    $174.99m
    in 2025 money
  • The Tale of Despereaux 2008
    $135.87m
    in 2025 money
  • The Circle 2017
    $59.80m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $45.50m · TMDB: $40.65m

  • My Week with Marilyn 2011
    $48.04m
    in 2025 money
  • The Perks of Being a Wallflower 2012
    $46.40m
    in 2025 money
  • Regression 2015
    $21.51m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $15.82m · TMDB: $17.67m

  • The Bling Ring 2013
    $17.16m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $12.41m · TMDB: $19.15m

  • Colonia 2016
    $4.41m
    in 2025 money

    The Numbers: $3.28m · TMDB: $3.62m

Not counted: no box office figure found (4)

  • Ballet Shoes 2008

    Not counted. We could not find a box office figure we trust, and we never guess.

  • The Children's Party at the Palace 2006

    Not counted. We could not find a box office figure we trust, and we never guess.

  • Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 2001

    Not counted. We could not find a box office figure we trust, and we never guess.

  • J.K. Rowling - Harry Potter and Me 2001

    Not counted. We could not find a box office figure we trust, and we never guess.

Not counted: documentaries and old clips, as themselves (9)

  • Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts 2022

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • Pickled 2022

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • An Audience with Adele 2021

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • (K)nox: The Rob Knox Story 2021

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • Howard 2018

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • Daniel Radcliffe: Being Harry Potter 2012

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

Show all 9 documentaries and old clips
  • When Harry Left Hogwarts 2011

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • 50 Greatest Harry Potter Moments 2011

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

  • The Magic Touch of Harry Potter 2004

    Not counted. It shows them as themselves or in old clips, and it has no box office figure.

Worked out from the latest data. Ranks are from the leaderboard for 1 November 2026.

TopLiner · the film bankability index · ranks from the leaderboard for 1 November 2026, published 1 November 2026 09:26 UTC. Totals, the chart and the filmography are worked out from the latest data each time this page is refreshed.