If you haven’t been to a comic convention or a celebrity event, you might not know how expensive celebrity autographs can be. Some think famous actors shouldn’t charge fans for autographs or photos, as they already earn a lot. But perhaps they just want to make extra money while they are still famous. Check out their prices, some of them just may surprise you!
Mark Hamill
Charging $195 for autographs and photos, the Star Wars star generated significant revenue during his 2016 appearance at Fan Expo Canada. While the exact number of autographs is unknown, his earnings were substantial enough to potentially afford a yacht.
Norman Reedus
Charging $100 per autograph, Reedus, despite his rugged appearance, not only earns a hundred dollars for each signature but is also rumored to command $200,000 for each convention appearance.
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Jason Momoa
Renowned for his role as Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe, charges $80 for his autograph. This price reflects his popularity and status as a major figure in contemporary cinema.
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William Shatner
Best known for his iconic portrayal of Captain James T. Kirk in the “Star Trek” series charges $80 for his autograph. His signature is highly sought after by fans of the enduring sci-fi franchise and reflects his lasting impact on the genre.
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Sylvester Stallone
With autographs priced at $395 and photos at $445, encountering Sylvester Stallone at New York Comic-Con in 2013 likely meant shelling out close to $1,000. This pricing strategy seems designed to deter casual autograph seekers.
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Andrew Lincoln
Despite potentially earning a considerable amount from photo sales at $70 each as the star of The Walking Dead, Lincoln is said to donate all the proceeds from his convention appearances to charity.
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Matt Smith
Charging $100 per autograph, Smith, during his time as The Doctor, reportedly earned an impressive $250,000 per weekend, as reported by the Hollywood Reporter.
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Chris Hemsworth
With photos priced at $150 and “everything else” at $200, the specifics of the latter remain unclear. Whether it involves a hug, a kiss, or even being carried around the convention on his shoulders, the details are left to the imagination.
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Stan Lee
During New York Comic-Con in 2013, fans had to shell out a minimum of $400 for the privilege of chatting with and taking a photo with Stan Lee. The offerings or perks for those willing to spend $500 or even $1,000 remain undisclosed.
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John Cusack
Charging $70 per photo at the Rose City Comic Con in Portland, Oregon, John Cusack managed to secure almost one hundred dollars for each snapshot, surprising some attendees who were unaware of his convention appearances.
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Evangeline Lilly
The star of Ant-Man and Lost commanded $70 per autograph at New York Comic-Con in 2016.
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Patrick Stewart
Charging $75 per autograph, the actor known for portraying Captain Picard and Professor Xavier might be expected to command a higher fee. However, there’s speculation that a cap on autograph prices could be set by those overseeing the Star Trek franchise, possibly to prevent tension among the stars.
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Millie Bobby Brown
Charging $50 per photo, the star of Stranger Things had a lucrative experience at the 2016 Salt Lake City Comic-Con, and this success came just under a year into her convention career. A noteworthy addition to the college fund!
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Bret Hart
During the 2014 NY Comic-Con, Bret “The Hitman” Hart offered autographs along with an action figure for just under $15, making it a reasonably affordable deal.
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Nathan Fillion
Charging $80 for autographs and $90 for photos, Nathan Fillion’s ability to command almost one hundred dollars per photo is notable, considering he only starred in 14 episodes of Firefly. The question arises whether he even dips into his earnings from Castle.
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Rob Liefeld
Comic book creator Rob Liefeld charges $30 for a signed New Mutants #98, the first appearance of Deadpool, adding $50 to its value. Interestingly, if you have any other comics for him to sign, those come with no additional charge.
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Robert Englund
Priced at $365 for a photo, this particular snapshot cost at Chicago’s Flashback Weekend Convention with Robert Englund in full Freddy Krueger makeup is enough to linger in your dreams. While some fans found the cost steep, others deemed the nearly $400 ticket price worthwhile for the unique opportunity.
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Stephen Amell
Charging $80 for photos, Stephen Amell strategically entered the convention scene by launching his own booking agency, WFA Entertainment, to bypass intermediaries. Sources within the convention circuit estimate that Amell earns around $250,000 per weekend, surpassing his earnings per episode on Arrow, a claim he refutes.
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Karen Gillan
Charging $65 for a solo photo, $200 for a dual photo with Matt Smith, and $125 for a dual photo with Michael Rooker, Gillian Anderson proves to be a lucrative draw. The fan-favorite actress strategically provides various photo opportunities, catering to fans with varying budgets.
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