What Is Benedict Cumberbatch’s Net Worth 2022?

Multi Academy Award Winning actor, Benedict Cumberbatch, returned to our screens earlier this month as Steven Strange, the mind-bendingly futuristic Doctor finds himself falling from universe to universe, met with alternate versions of himself along the way. 

It was announced two days ago that Disney+ would have its very own collection of the Doctor Strange films provided on its streaming service, making it easy for viewers to binge watch the entire collection of movies within the franchise, and we, for one, can’t wait to get started! 

Cumberbatch has starred in countless award-winning movies, and won the British Academy Television Award for best actor in 2019, so how much is he worth in 2022?

What Is Benedict Cumberbatch’s Net Worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Cumberbatch has an estimated net worth of $40 million (£32 million). 

The Marvel star began his acting career at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art where he studied Drama, and from there he went on to fulfil some major roles on the West End and won an Olivier Award for best supporting role. 

Alongside his love for the theatre and performing, Cumberbatch went on to star in his breakthrough film, in which he portrayed genius Steven Hawkings in the television movie Hawking in 2004.

Cumberbatch has featured in more major films than we even have room to write about, from The Grinch to The Jungle Book, he can play just about any role that’s required of him, even if that does mean voicing a green monster who hates Christmas. 

Cumberbatch has also proved to be quite the business man, he launched his own production company in 2013 called SunnyMarch, which has an estimated yearly turnover of £3.3 million. 

He currently resides in London with his wife Sophie Hunter and their three children, and although the exact location of his abode is unknown, it seems that the Marvel star was recently eyeing up a £4 million mansion in the south-west. It seems certain that being Doctor Strange definitely has its perks, right?