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From 'The Godfather' to 'The Judge': Iconic Actor Robert Duvall's Evolution and Net Worth

He subsequently ventured into television, appearing in various genres, including action, suspense, detective, and crime dramas throughout the 1960s

BY KOMAL BANCHHOR

PUBLISHED OCT 22, 2023

Robert Duvall speaks onstage during the panel for "The Godfather" 45th Anniversary Screening during 2017 Tribeca Film Festival closing night/Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival

Name	Robert Duvall
Net Worth	$70 Million
Salary	$36,000
Annual Income	$20 million
Source of Income	Acting
DOB	Jan 5, 1931
Age	92 years old
Gender	Male
Profession	Actor, producer, director, screenwriter, soldier, truck driver
Nationality	American

Known for iconic movies from "The Godfather" to "Apocalypse Now" and "Gone in 60 Seconds" Robert Duvall, an American actor, producer, and director, has amassed a net worth of an impressive $70 million. Having studied with Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman in New York, Duval made his debut in 1956 but gained attention with the 1962 adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird." But it was his effortless performance as Tom Hagen in two "Godfather" movies that remain memorable, as well as a small but impactful appearance in "Apocalypse Now."

What are Robert Duvall's sources of income?

Acting has been Duvall's main source of income and his journey began in the late 1950s with an off-Broadway debut in George Bernard Shaw's "Mrs. Warren's Profession." He subsequently ventured into television, appearing in various genres, including action, suspense, detective, and crime dramas throughout the 1960s. However, it was in the 1970s that his career truly took off with stardom and an Academy Award nomination.

In the late '70s and '80s, Duvall continued to shine, receiving accolades for his roles in films like "Network," "American Buffalo," and "Tender Mercies," which earned him an Oscar for Best Actor. He made his way back to television, and earned an Emmy nomination for his role in "Lonesome Dove."

Actor Robert Duvall attends special screening and Q&A of "The Judge" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"/ Photo by Beck Starr/WireImage

Robert Duvall's salary

Robert Duvall started off with a $36,000 paycheck for his role in "The Godfather," a sum that even surpassed his co-star Al Pacino's earnings. By the time the third film in the series was in pre-production, Duvall was offered a substantial $1 million salary, more than double twice previous paycheck.

Business ventures

In 1992, Robert Duvall founded the production company Butcher's Run Films, further diversifying his involvement in the entertainment industry.

Real estate and total assets

One of Robert Duvall's significant assets is his primary residence, Byrnley Farm. This 250-year-old Georgian estate is located in Northern Virginia's Fauquier County and spans over 360 acres. Duvall purchased the property in 1994.

Earnings growth by year

Year	Earnings
2021	$54 Million
2022	$65 Million
2023	$70 Million

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Personal life and awards

Duvall has no children, but his marriages to Barbara Benjamin, Gail Youngs, Sharon Brophy, and Luciana Pedraza have shaped his personal journey.

Known for his conservative and libertarian political views, Duvall has shown support for various Republican figures, including President George W. Bush, Rudy Giuliani, John McCain, Sarah Palin, and Mitt Romney. He and Pedraza have actively contributed to charitable causes, establishing the Robert Duvall Children's Fund and supporting Pro Mujer, a nonprofit organization aiding impoverished women in Latin America.