Scarlett Johansson has clinched the title of the American box office queen, surpassing formidable competitors Cameron Diaz and Cate Blanchett, according to a report by Daily Mail.
With an impressive cumulative revenue of $3.3 billion from the films she has been part of, Johansson’s star power shines brightly in the entertainment industry.
In 2016, Johansson made waves with her roles in two major blockbusters. Her portrayal of Black Widow in “Captain America: Civil War” contributed to the film’s $404.3 million earnings. In comparison, her voice work in “The Jungle Book” added to its substantial $358.4 million box office success.
Adding to her list of hits, the 2014 film “Lucy,” where Johansson took the lead, raked in an impressive $126.7 million, further solidifying her status as a box office draw.
Remarkably, Johansson is the sole female actress in the top 10 actors with the highest-grossing films, as ranked by Box Office Mojo.
Veteran actor Harrison Ford, who has a staggering $4.8 billion in box office revenue, is topping this list.
Beyond her box office triumphs, Johansson’s accolades continue to pour in. Recently, she was honored with the Renaissance Award by the Gene Siskel Film Center at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Johansson captivated attendees at the awards ceremony with her 80s-inspired attire, donning a chic turquoise dress paired with sleek black sandals and a stylish pixie hairstyle.
Following her recognition, the multi-talented actress was invited to appear on a talk show hosted by Richard Roeper, a renowned cinema critic for the Chicago Sun-Times, further cementing her influence in the film industry.
Scarlett Johansson’s remarkable achievements underscore her prowess as both a versatile performer and a box office powerhouse, solidifying her position as one of Hollywood’s most influential figures.
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