The 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Cast Ranked From Poorest To Richest (2024)

Regardless of whether or not fans think Curb Your Enthusiasm is as good as it used to be, there's no doubt that it was one of HBO's biggest hits. Additionally, it also had some of the most quotable, memorable and downright hilarious moments in sitcom history. Because of this, Larry David and the cast of Curb will forever have the hearts and minds of the show's fanbase. It's also one of the reasons why Curb is one of the longest-running sitcoms in history. HBO knew it had a hit that people wanted to watch which was why the network kept pumping money into it.

This means the cast of Curb has made quite a decent living from the show. But who is the richest cast member? Okay, Larry David is obviously the wealthiest. His net worth is legendary. But where do the rest of the cast stack up?

Obviously, some of the guest stars can rival Larry's net worth (this includes Jerry Seinfeld), but what about the faces that have surrounded Larry in almost every episode?

Updated January 2024: 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' has been a part of the HBO lineup since 1998. As such, the cast members have themselves tidy fortunes given the span of the hit show. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' will begin airing its final season in February 2024. The series finale is scheduled to air in April 2024. At that time, some of the cast members will be moving on to other projects that will increase their net worth even further.

9 JB Smoove

Net Worth: $5 Million

• JB Smoove plays Leon Black on Curb Your Enthusiasm

For many, JB Smoove's Leon is the highlight of Curb Your Enthusiasm. While he had a stand-up career prior to booking his role part way through Curb's run, it's the HBO show that really made him a star.

After Smoove was hired to play Leon Black, JB's career blew up. He is now worth $5 million.

Some of the more current projects that Smoove worked on that helped contribute to his net worth, according to IMDb, include:

With more projects coming up in the future, it is clear that Smoove's net worth is only going to continue to climb.

8 Bob Einstein

Net Worth: $6 Million

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• Bob Einstein played Marty Funkhouser on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Just because Bob is no longer with us doesn't mean he's no longer a part of the Curb Your Enthusiasm family. After all, Bob played Marty Funkhouser (AKA 'Funkman', AKA 'Big Funk') in a whopping 22 episodes. Not to mention the fact that he's been part of some of the most hilarious and iconic gags in the show's 20-plus-year history.

Prior to his 2019 death, Bob had a net worth of about $6 million. Over his illustrious career, Bob has made a real name for himself as a writer (The Smothers Brothers and Sonny and Cher Show, to name just two) and producer (Van Dyke & Company and Super Dave), along with being an actor.

Some of the more notable projects that Bob starred in over the years, according to IMDb include:

It was a big loss for the entertainment world when Bob passed in 2019.

7 Richard Lewis

Net Worth: $7 Million

• Richard Lewis played a semi-autobiographical version of himself on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Given that Richard Lewis is one of the most respected and notable stand-up comedians of his generation, it's really no surprise that his net worth is $7 million.

While he was not the biggest part of Curb Your Enthusiasm during the later seasons due to some health issues, Richard had been Larry's biggest sparing partner over all the seasons of the show.

Aside from comedy and Curb, Richard's net worth has been earned from some notable projects over the years. According to IMDb, they include:

It is unclear if Richard will appear in any of the episodes in the last season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

6 Susie Essman

Net Worth: $8 Million

• Susie Essman played Susie Greene on Curb Your Enthusiasm

While Susie Essman may not have the largest net worth on the cast of Curb, $8 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at.

Most of her income has come from starring as the foul-mouthed Susie Greene on Curb, as well as her stand-up career. This includes her numerous appearances on the Comedy Central Roasts.

Susie has also done well with her voice-acting roles. Some of the more notable projects she has worked on, according to IMDb include:

Additionally, Susie has appeared on Law and Order: SVU and Those Who Can't.

With projects in various stages of production, fans have not seen the end of Susie when Curb ends.

5 Cheryl Hines

Net Worth: $16 Million

• Cheryl Hines plays Cheryl David on Curb Your Enthusiasm​​​​​​

Cheryl Hines is one of the highest earners on the cast of Curb Your Enthusiasm, with a net worth of $16 million. Much of this has to do with Curb, but she has also been the lead in a couple of other shows. Those projects, according to IMDb, include:

On top of this, Cheryl has been a working actor for decades, constantly getting booked. Even when the parts are small, Cheryl's work ethic has allowed her to bank some considerable dough. The fact that she's also a burgeoning director with some accolades doesn't hurt either.

4 Jeff Garlin

Net Worth: $20 Million

• Jeff Garlin plays Jeff Greene on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Not only is Jeff Garlin one of the stars and executive producers of Curb Your Enthusiasm (allowing him to double-dip on the HBO show's success), but he is one of the leads of a hit ABC comedy as well, The Goldbergs.

As he told Howard Stern during an interview, The Goldbergs is where he gets to make the majority of his income as it's that sweet, sweet, network television money. Additionally, Garlin has been in other notable projects throughout his career. According to IMDb, those projects include:

The man never slows down, it's no wonder his net worth is $20 million (and is expected to continue to climb with the future projects Garlin has in various stages of production).

3 Vince Vaughn

Net Worth: $70 Million

• Vince Vaughn played Freddie Funkhauser on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Is it any surprise that Vince Vaughn's net worth is a whopping $70 million? While the man was one of the last additions to the cast of Curb Your Enthusiasm (he played Freddie Funkhauser), he has been one of the most prolific actors of his generation.

While Vaughn has done more producing than acting as of late, he still has many notable projects to his name that have helped to grow his net worth. Some of those projects, according to IMDb, include:

With projects on the horizon from a producing standpoint, Vaughn may not be on the big or small screen soon. However, Vaughn has not hung up his acting career and will be back when the right role comes his way.

2 Ted Danson

Net Worth: $80 Million

• Ted Danson played a semi-autobiographical version of himself on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Ted Danson made his $80 million fortune thanks to being one of the most accomplished and beloved sitcom actors ever.

While he was great on Curb as a warped version of himself who's constantly competing with Larry, he was even better in the show that made Danson a star, which was Cheers.

Aside from all the prestige and accolades playing Sam Malone on Cheers brought Ted, he was also making about $500,000 per episode at the height of the show's success.

Some of the other notable projects that Danson has worked on over the years, according to IMDb include:

On top of this, Ted has also had incredible roles in dramas like Damages, Fargo, CSI, and Saving Private Ryan.

Danson does not currently have any upcoming projects, but with an $80 million net worth, he really doesn't have to.

1 Larry David

Net Worth: $400 Million

• Larry David plays a semi-autobiographical version of himself on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Everyone knows that Larry David's net worth is one of the most impressive in all of Hollywood. While Larry has repeatedly downplayed how large his net worth actually is, almost every source claims that it's roughly $400 million.

While Curb Your Enthusiasm is the main source of income for many of the show's cast members, it's chump change for Larry. After all, he's still making money from the success of Seinfeld, which is arguably the most beloved sitcoms of all time. Thanks to syndication, merchandising, endless reruns, and licensing the show to Netflix and various other sources, Larry will likely keep making insane amounts of money from Seinfeld for the rest of his life and that of his children's children.

Source: IMDb