The Pay Slip
Stranger Things Season 5 cast fees: who got paid what
2025 · Netflix · 8 episodes
Eleven isn't on this ledger: Millie Bobby Brown's deal is separate and undisclosed.
| Actor | Role | Reported fee (per season) |
|---|---|---|
| Winona Ryder | Joyce Byers | $9.5M |
| David Harbour | Jim Hopper | $9.5M |
| Finn Wolfhard + 3 (each) | Wolfhard, Matarazzo, McLaughlin, Schnapp | $7M |
| Natalia Dyer + 3 (each) | Dyer, Heaton, Keery, Hawke | $6M |
| Millie Bobby Brown | Eleven | Not reported |
- Season cast bill
- $71M
Fees reported by the trade press. Not confirmed by the actors or Netflix. Actor fees are private contracts; these figures come from trade reporting and may differ from what was actually paid.
The reported per-season fees for the lead cast of Stranger Things Season 5 on Netflix are: Winona Ryder (Joyce Byers) $9.5M, David Harbour (Jim Hopper) $9.5M, Finn Wolfhard + 3 (each) (Wolfhard, Matarazzo, McLaughlin, Schnapp) $7M and Natalia Dyer + 3 (each) (Dyer, Heaton, Keery, Hawke) $6M.
No fee has been reported for Millie Bobby Brown, so the ledger shows none rather than a guess.
Questions
- How much was Winona Ryder paid for Stranger Things Season 5?
- Winona Ryder was reportedly paid $9.5M for the season for Stranger Things Season 5, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- How much was David Harbour paid for Stranger Things Season 5?
- David Harbour was reportedly paid $9.5M for the season for Stranger Things Season 5, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- How much was Finn Wolfhard + 3 (each) paid for Stranger Things Season 5?
- Finn Wolfhard + 3 (each) was reportedly paid $7M for the season for Stranger Things Season 5, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- Who was the highest-paid actor in Stranger Things Season 5?
- Winona Ryder reportedly took the highest fee in the lead cast of Stranger Things Season 5, at $9.5M for the season.
