Kenneth More’s net worth wasn’t just salary. He had property, too. A lovely home in Kensington, London. That’s prime real estate.
Kenneth More
He also owned a Rolls-Royce. Not just any car—a Silver Cloud. That’s a symbol of old-school wealth.
But here’s the punchy truth: He lost a chunk of his fortune later in life. The 1970s were leaner. He had to take smaller roles.
Quirky Facts You Didn’t Know
Let’s sprinkle some fun dust. Did you know he was paid in whiskey for one job? Okay, not literally—but close.
He acted in a commercial for a whisky brand and got a lifetime supply. That’s liquid gold. His bar was always stocked.
Another oddity: He never invested in stocks. He preferred real assets: antiques, art, and good wine. Very vintage, very him.
Comparing to Today’s Stars
How does his wealth stack up against modern actors? A-list stars today earn $20 million per movie. Kenneth’s peak was a fraction of that.
But inflation changes everything. His £50,000 per film in 1960 is worth about $1.2 million today. Not bad for a guy in a tweed jacket!
He also had no social media to monetize. No Instagram ads for detox tea. Just pure, glorious film fame.
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