Top 10 most popular richest actors in the world 2014

Today on All top 9 we have compiled the list of the richest actors in the world in 2014. Every actor is being famous with his or her acting. People like the actors and judge them with their acting skills. Every actor is acting to earn money and fame. Money defines the person who he is. The net worth of wealth of an actor is in public knowledge. Here is the list of the top 10 most popular richest actors in the world in 2014. This list contains both bollywood and Hollywood actors which are richest in the world in 2014.

Top 10 most popular richest actors in the world 2014

The top 10 most popular richest actors in the world 2014 are listed as follows. 

1. Mel Gibson, $800 Million

Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson AO is an Australian-American most popular actor with extraordinary skills. Mel Gibson is not only an actor but also Film director, Producer and also Screen writer. Mel Gibson, listed in the top 10 most popular richest actors in the world 2014 with $800 Million and the 1st richest actor in the world.

2. William Shanter, $650 Million

William Shanter, the most popular Canadian actor. William Shanter is all time famous actor with his skills. Apart from actor, Willliam Shanter do Musician, Singer, Film director, Author, Comedian and also Spokesman. With all his talents, people where impressed to see him on the screen. In this list of top 10 most pupular  richest actors in the world 2014, William Shanter stands in 9th position with $650 Million.

3. Shahrukh Khan, $600 Million

King khan of Bollywood, none other than Shahrukh Khan who has millions of fans. Shahrukh Khan is the top 3rd most popular richest actors in the world 2014 with $600 Million. Shahrukh Khan often credited as Shah Rukh Khan and informally known as SRK. Shahrukh Khan is not only actor but also TV host, Producer, Philanthropist and Mentor.

4. Tom Cruise, $500 Million

Tom Cruise, the 4th most popular richest actors in the world 2014 with $500 Million. Tom Cruise, nominated 3 times for Oscar. Tom, not only an American film actor but also Producer. He started his career at the age of 19 in the 1981 film Endless love.

5. Jack Nicholson, $400 Million

Jack Nicholson, an famous American actor. Jack Nicholson, the 5th most popular richest actors in the world 2014 with $400 Million. Jack Nicholson is also Film director, Producer and also Writer. Jack Nicholson, entire his career Jack has portrayed unique and challenging roles. 

6. Tom Hanks, $350 Million

Thomas Jeffrey “Tom” Hanks is an American actor. In this list of richest actors in the world 2014 Tom Hanks stood at 6th place with $350 Million. Apart from acting Tom Hanks is a producer, writer, and director. Hanks is best known for his roles in Big, A League of Their Own, Sleepless in Seattle, Forrest Gump.

7. Arnold Schwarzenegger, $300 Million

Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger is an Austrian American actor. Arnold, the 7th most popular richest actor in the world 2014 with $300 Million. Arnold is also a politician, businessman, investor, and former professional bodybuilder. Schwarzenegger served two terms as the 38th Governor of California from 2003 until 2011. In this 2014 also he stood as top 7th richest actor.

8. Adam Sandler, $300 Million

Adam Richard Sandler is an American actor and also comedian, screenwriter, film producer. After becoming a Saturday Night Live cast member, Sandler went on to star in many Hollywood. Adam Sandler, the top 8th most popular richest actor in the world with $300 Million.

9. Sylvester Stallone. $275 Million

Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone, nicknamed Sly Stallone, is an American actor. Sylvester included in this top 10 most popular richest actors in the world with 9th place, $275 Million. Sylvester is also a screenwriter and film director. Stallone is well known for his Hollywood action roles.

10. Patrick Wilson, $275 Million

Patrick Joseph Wilson is an American actor and also singer. Wilson has spent years singing lead roles in major Broadway musicals, beginning in 1996. In 2003.  Patrick appeared in the HBO mini-series Angels in America. The top 10th most popular richest actor in the world with $275 Million.

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So, this is the top 10 most popular richest actors in the world 2014. 

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Cthulhu Saves the World

The Short


Pros
- Entertainingly ridiculousness story about how Cthulhu must save the world in order to then destroy it
- Same good writing from Breath of Death VII, and more of it
- Jokes are better and the scope of the game is much larger
- Graphics are substantially improved
- Battle system is similar but has been somewhat refined
- Insanity system is entertaining and fits the character
- Great music

Cons
- Still has the problem with overly long dungeons
- Battles can still turn into just mashing A over and over; balance isnt that much better
- Still has a high number of random battles and level grinding

Its time to save the world. Again. 

The Long

After the surprising success of Breath of Death VII, Zeboyd games set their sights on a new but similar RPG experience, Cthulhu Saves the World. Featuring the same goofy setup as their previous game, this one was meant to be both parody but also be able to stand up on its own two legs...er...tentacles? Anyway, with improvements around the board, has Cthulhu learned from Breath of Deaths mistakes?

For the most part, yes. Cthulhu Saves the World is an excellent throwback to the JRPG games of yore, much better than its predecessor. 

It looks tons better, for starters. 

The script has been improved, if only because there is more of it. The story is silly but still oddly captivating: Cthulhu, the primeval demigod, appears for some serious world-destroying but is cursed out of his powers. The only way to restore them is if the world is saved, and so thus begins Cthulhus epic quest to save the world so that hell get his powers back and...destroy it. Its absurd and silly, with narration and plenty of arrogant, stupid lines from Cthulhu (and a rather entertaining first gag where a rag-tag band of Thief, Rogue, and Wizard engage you to "save the world") as well as his fans, a cat, and all other weirdos who decided to follow you around. Theres a lot more lines of dialogue in this mix, and the absurd premise only helps push it further. For laughs, Cthulhu Saves the World nails it.

The overworld also looks loads better. 

The battle system has seen a few tweaks, though at its core it is still exactly the same as Breath of Death VII. Its a turn based, party based experience, with duel branching leveling trees for each character and a variety of skills. A new mechanic, however, is Cthulhus ability to make enemies "insane." This changes their sprite to a more hilarious (and more crazy) version, and can often make enemies turn on their own party, stop attacking, or all other sorts of zany things. Some enemies, however, get stronger after they attack, so you have to be careful.

The rest of the system is exactly the same as Breath of Death VII, so you can saunter on over to that review if you want an in-depth look. It feels a bit more refined, with battles actually requiring a bit more skill than usual rather than just mashing "A," but this isnt a tactical turn based masterpiece or anything. Its simple, sort of easy, and generally unfulfilling in the battle department. Which is too bad, because I think the battle system could really get great should they utilize it better rather than forcing the stick to the "retro" roots. Maybe next game. 

The enemies also fit a weird Lovecraftian theme, in their own goofy ways. 

Dungeons are a bit better, but still too long. The annoying mazes have been somewhat toned down (exception being that zombie village...ugh, that wasnt fun) and there are more of them, but it still really feels like a chore to traverse the maze where the only thing in your way is like a pile of sticks. Seriously? Cthulhu is being thwarted by a pile of sticks? Or a half-broken car? Come on. No more maze dungeons, please. They arent fun.

However, unlike Breath of Death VII, the level of "retro" they forcefully injected into this game didnt turn me off. Could it have been designed better? Yeah, probably, but you are going into this game for a retro, NES (or maybe Genesis, based on the improved graphics) RPG experience, and it delivers that in spades. Youll have to have some tolerance or fondness for the old systems, but if thats your thing this game nails it pretty much spot on. 

Im getting some serious Final Fantasy IV vibes from the graphics. 

Graphics are crazy better (get it? Cthulhu joke.) in nearly every aspect. Battles now have pretty backdrops instead of being on straight black, the tiles for the towns and world map are well drawn and very colorful. The sprites are still a bit bland, but the enemies look much better (maybe because they are in front of a backdrop now, who knows) and the whole thing is just seriously aesthetically pleasing. The portraits still dont really match the graphics they are portraying (pixelate em more, guys), and I swear the menus look too HD for what this game is trying to go for, but Im nitpicking. For a throwback game, it looks good. End of story.

Music is also fantastic all around, same as the excellent Breath of Death VII, with some surprisingly epic songs lurking inside this indie title. 

The final boss song is pretty good. 

To be completely blunt, this is the parody throwback I wanted. While I enjoyed Breath of Death VII when I played it, it wasnt until I burned through Cthulhu Saves the World that I realized exactly how flawed it was in comparison. Its funny, stupid, and hits all the right notes for the old JRPG fan. If you have a computer its only $3, so you might as well go nab it off Steam if this is your thing. Heres hoping in future games they refine the battle system to something special, but for now this game is good enough to keep you entertained during its 5-6 hour length.

Four out of five stars. 

Yeah, this got awkward real fast...

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