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Top Domestic Leading Stars for Five & Two Pictures Movies


See also: Domestic Leading Walt Disney Stars - Domestic Leading Warner Bros. Stars - Domestic Leading Universal Stars - Domestic Leading Sony Pictures Stars - Domestic Leading Paramount Pictures Stars - Domestic Leading 20th Century Fox Stars - Domestic Leading Lionsgate Stars - Domestic Leading MGM Stars - International Leading Five & Two Pictures Stars - Worldwide Leading Five & Two Pictures Stars

This chart contains the top 100 stars based on the cumulative domestic box office of all the Five & Two Pictures movies a star has had a leading role in over their lifetime.

Roles in animated movies and other voice-only roles are included in the calculations in this chart.

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Rachel Hendrix
Best known as a Leading Actress based on credits in that role in 4 films.
Top films contributed to this record: October Baby ($5,355,847 in 2012)

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Debby Ryan
Best known as a Supporting Actress based on credits in that role in 7 films.
Top films contributed to this record: What If... ($814,906 in 2010)

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John Ratzenberger
Best known as a Supporting Actor based on credits in that role in 37 films.
Top films contributed to this record: What If... ($814,906 in 2010)

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Complete List

Rank Name Domestic
Box Office
Movies Average
1 Rachel Hendrix $5,355,847 1 $5,355,847
2 Debby Ryan $814,906 1 $814,906
3 John Ratzenberger $814,906 1 $814,906
4 Kevin Sorbo $814,906 1 $814,906
5 Taylor Groothuis $814,906 1 $814,906
6 Kristy Swanson $814,906 1 $814,906
7 Sean Ormond $254,475 1 $254,475
8 Brett Varvel $254,475 1 $254,475
9 Ken Ivy $254,475 1 $254,475
10 Kylie Brown $254,475 1 $254,475
11 Kennedy Tucker $254,475 1 $254,475
12 Alix Schwartz $254,475 1 $254,475
13 Allee Sutton Hethcoat $118,467 1 $118,467
14 Quinn Alexis $118,467 1 $118,467
15 Sydney Marks $118,467 1 $118,467

The Domestic Market is defined as the North American movie territory (consisting of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Guam).

This table is updated daily to reflect the latest studio reports.

Note: This chart is not adjusted for inflation.

Image attributions

John Ratzenberger: Mary Hanley of the Rhode Island International Film Festival [GFDL or CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons