Johnny Depp, Will Smith, George Clooney on 'overpaid' Forbes list

A combination photo showing actors Johnny Depp (L) posing during premiere of ''The Danish Girl'' in Los Angeles, California, November 21, 2015 and Will Smith attending the premiere of the film ''Suicide Squad'' in New York, August 1, 2016. REUTERS/Kevork Djansezian, Andrew Kelly/File Photos

Johnny Depp and Will Smith topped a list on Wednesday of Hollywood's most overpaid actors, an illustration that star power does not always bring in dollars at the movie box-office.

Fan favorite George Clooney also found himself on the annual Forbes list after the limited commercial appeal of films like "Hail Caesar," "Money Monster" and the 2015 flop "Tomorrowland."

Depp led the list for the second straight year after his movie "Alice Through The Looking Glass" brought in just $300 million at the global box-office after costing about $170 million to produce.

Forbes compiles the list by comparing the estimated pay for a lead actor in his or her last three movies with the estimated production costs and box-office gross of those movies.

It calculated that Depp, whose 2015 movie "Mortdecai" also bombed, returned just $2.8 dollars at the box-office for every $1 he was paid.

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