‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Cast Salary Details, Pay Per Episode
According to FlixPatrol, The Summer I Turned Pretty is the number one show on Prime as of July 24—ahead of Head Over Heels, Ballard, We Were Liars, and Countdown. In other words, it's making Amazon a ton of money thanks to an extremely loyal and engaged viewership. We also know that Amazon is willing to spend on the show just based on the soundtrack. Like...licensing all that music does not come cheap!
Example? Chris Pratt earned $1.5 million for The Terminal List, according to Variety. Meanwhile, John Krasinski allegedly took home $2 million per episode of Jack Ryan.
Obviously, Chris and John were both coming on board Prime with multiple blockbuster movies and TV shows backing them up—so it seems unlikely that the cast of The Summer I Turned Pretty are making as much as they did. To illustrate the vast range in celeb salaries, we can turn to Jeffrey Tambor, who was making $275,000 per episode of Transparent according to the NY Post—a pretty huge difference!
Their exact salaries aren't know and probably won't be revealed, but according to The Things, the cast's net worths are all hovering between $500,000 to $1 million. Which implies that they're making in the tens of thousands (or maybe even hundreds of thousands) per episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty. Of course, the show has also turned them into influencers with brand deals, so money is rolling in from their heightened platforms as well.
Either way, now that everyone is officially capital F Famous, expect Gavin, Lola, and Christopher's per-project rate to increase significantly for whatever comes next.
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