Jennifer Lawrence banks $52m as the highest paid woman in film
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Jennifer Lawrence is the world's highest paid female actor according to Forbes, external raking in $52m (£33m) in 2015.
The 25-year-old Hunger Games star banked $16.5m more than second placed Scarlett Johansson, with $35.5m (£22m).
It puts Lawrence ahead of most of the men. Only Avengers star Robert Downey Jr is ahead with earnings of $80m.
Bridesmaids star Melissa McCarthy, came third with $23m and she's now one of the most sought after stars in Hollywood.
Her film Identity Thief, co-starring Jason Bateman, was a hit despite terrible reviews. The film grossed $175m on a $35m budget.
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Aniston still earns money from re-runs of Friends and she's an in-demand spokesperson for big brands.
But, the listings have highlighted the Hollywood pay gap.
Only four actresses made more than $20m, while 21 actors banked $20m-plus.
Lawrence made headlines earlier this year when it was revealed she and her female American Hustle co-star, Amy Adams, received a lower cut of profits than their male leads.
The leaked Sony emails were from Lawrence's team complaining that male actors Bradley Cooper, Christian Bale and Jeremy Renner got a 9% cut of profits, while Lawrence and Amy Adams received just 7%.
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