Jodie Comer’s “The Death of Robin Hood” had its A24 theatrical run back in June, but the Hugh Jackman and Bill Skarsgård-led film gets a second life on October 16, 2026, when it arrives on HBO Max for its streaming premiere. It’s the latest credit in a career that’s moved from a BBC soap to an Emmy, an Olivier, and a Tony — and her reported net worth has climbed steadily alongside it. Here’s a breakdown of where her money reportedly comes from in 2026.
Jodie Comer’s Net Worth, As Far As It’s Known
Estimates of the Liverpool-born actress’s net worth vary significantly by source. Celebrity Net Worth puts her at a reported $6 million, while other outlets range considerably higher, with some estimates placing her between $9 million and $11 million, and a handful of trackers going as high as $13 million to $17 million once her stage, screen, and brand income are all factored in together. That’s an unusually wide spread even by celebrity net worth standards, reflecting how little of her specific project fees and brand-deal terms have ever been made public — treat every figure here as an informed estimate rather than an audited number.
The Screen Roles Behind Comer’s Paychecks
Comer’s breakout came playing assassin Villanelle on BBC America’s “Killing Eve,” a role that won her a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series in 2019 and turned her into one of British television’s most recognizable exports. She’s since built a film resume spanning blockbuster and prestige work in roughly equal measure: a supporting role in “Free Guy” (2021) alongside Ryan Reynolds, a lead opposite Matt Damon and Adam Driver in Ridley Scott’s “The Last Duel” (2021), the title role in BBC/HBO’s pandemic drama “Help” (2021), for which she also served as executive producer, and Kathy in Jeff Nichols’s biker drama “The Bikeriders” (2024) alongside Austin Butler and Tom Hardy. She also played Isla in Danny Boyle’s “28 Years Later,” released in June 2025, and now Sister Brigid in “The Death of Robin Hood,” which closes out its theatrical-to-streaming journey when it lands on HBO Max this month.
Comer’s Stage Career and Its Payoff
Beyond film and TV, Comer’s 2022 West End debut in Suzie Miller’s one-woman play “Prima Facie” became one of the defining stage performances of her career. The production transferred to Broadway in 2023, and Comer won Best Actress in a Play at both the Laurence Olivier Awards in London and the Tony Awards in New York for the same role — a rare transatlantic sweep for a first-ever professional stage performance. That kind of prestige credibility doesn’t always translate to a large direct payday from a limited theater run, but it’s reportedly raised her asking price for subsequent film and TV work considerably.
Comer’s Noble Panacea Deal and Other Income
Comer has been Noble Panacea’s global brand ambassador since 2020, the skincare label’s first-ever ambassador, and has continued fronting campaigns for the brand in the years since, including work tied to its sustainability and women’s empowerment initiatives. She also fronted Loewe’s Spring/Summer 2020 fashion campaign, though that was a specific campaign rather than an ongoing ambassadorship — more recent Loewe campaigns have featured other actresses, so that partnership is best treated as a past credit rather than a current deal. The Noble Panacea relationship remains her clearest ongoing endorsement income.
One Play Outweighing a Filmography
“Killing Eve” built Comer’s name recognition, but it’s a single limited-run stage production that reportedly did the most to reset her film asking price. “Prima Facie” was a one-woman show with a finite run in London and New York, yet winning Best Actress at both the Olivier and Tony Awards for the same performance is a rare enough transatlantic sweep that it functions as a stronger credibility signal than years of well-reviewed television work. That’s a notable contrast to how most screen actors build leverage — through box office numbers or streaming-viewership claims — since a one-woman play has neither. It’s a reminder that live theater can occasionally outweigh a film resume when repricing an actor’s market value, even though the stage run’s direct paycheck was almost certainly smaller than any of her screen fees.
What’s Reportedly Known About Comer’s Home and Garage
No current purchase price, address, or property details have been publicly confirmed for any home Comer owns. She’s previously spoken about living with her parents in Liverpool well into her acting career, and a 2019 report mentioned she was reportedly in talks to buy an apartment near Liverpool’s Albert Dock, but that was never confirmed as completed and is now several years old. Given the lack of any recent, credible confirmation, her current living situation is best described as kept private rather than estimated. The same applies to her cars — no credible outlet has reported specific details about what she drives, so that’s kept private as well.
What’s Next: Stage Credibility Meets Streaming Reach
With “The Death of Robin Hood” reaching a much wider audience through its HBO Max premiere than its theatrical run managed, and her Tony and Olivier wins continuing to open doors for prestige film and stage work, Comer’s earnings trajectory looks set to keep broadening across mediums. That mix — a genuine TV breakout, award-winning stage credibility, and a steady run of starry ensemble films — is the kind of varied income base that tends to compound over a career rather than depend on any single blockbuster payday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jodie Comer’s net worth in 2026?
Estimates vary widely, from a reported $6 million per Celebrity Net Worth to as high as $13-17 million from other trackers, reflecting how little of her specific project fees have been publicly disclosed.
When does The Death of Robin Hood release on streaming?
It arrives on HBO Max on October 16, 2026, following its A24 theatrical release in June 2026. The film stars Hugh Jackman, Jodie Comer, and Bill Skarsgård.
What awards has Jodie Comer won?
She won a Primetime Emmy for “Killing Eve” in 2019, and both a Laurence Olivier Award and a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for “Prima Facie” in 2023.
Does Jodie Comer own a house?
No current property details have been publicly confirmed. Her living situation has been kept private.
For a look at how her earnings stack up against Hollywood’s other top earners, see our Highest-Paid Hollywood Actors 2026 breakdown, and for another actress balancing prestige indie work with bigger studio paydays, check our Margaret Qualley Net Worth 2026 report. Source: Celebrity Net Worth, Jodie Comer.
