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Sunday, November 30, 2008

Jerry Yan tops TW Idol Drama Artist 2008 Revenue List


http://ent.sina.com.cn/s/h/2008-11-30/11432273177.shtml
http://udn.com/
http://www.kwongwah.com.my/news/2008/11/29/31.html
Taiwan idol drama artist in 2008 revenue list is out. Jerry, because of F4's high popularity and his own super money sucking power, is the No. 1 money sucking king with NT58 millions of talent fee in 2008. (HK): 13,500,000 yuan

This year, he filmed the idol drama "Hot Shot" and "Starlit", with talent fee of about NT$500,000 to NT$650,000 per episode of 60 minutes, advertising fee of 10,000,000 per ad as well as held F4's 7 night concert in Japan.

Rainie Yang with 12,800,000 gets second place; Just after winning in Golden Bell & surge in popularity this year, Ariel Lin ranks third.l

in HK dollars

No.1 Jerry Yan Cheng Xu an estimated revenue (HK): 13,500,000 yuan
No. 2 Rainie Yang revenue estimates (HK): 12,800,000 yuan
No. 3 Ariel Lin estimated revenue (HK): 11,780,000 yuan
No. 4 Wu Zun revenue estimates (HK): 11,640,000 yuan
No. 5 Jiro Wang estimated that revenue (HK): 8,380,000 yuan
No. 6 Mike He Jun Xiang revenue estimates (HK): 7,960,000 yuan
No. 7 Ming Dao revenue estimates (HK): 7,870,000 yuan
No. 8 Vic Zhou, Aaron Yan revenue estimates (HK): 6,980,000 yuan
No. 9 Joe Cheng revenue estimates (HK): 5,900,000 yuan
No. 10 Joe Chen Qiao En estimated revenue (HK): 4,780,000 yuan

credits: fatty@asf

trivia: last year's list:

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2007 List

At No 1 was Yan, who shot to fame through the drama Meteor Garden like the others, earned NT$50 million (US$1.55 million) even without having to shoot a TV drama. His earnings came from public appearances and advertisements, earning NT$8 million (US$247,500) alone for promoting Taiwan tourism

No 1 Jerry Yan NT$50 million (US$1.55 million)
No.2 Vic Chou NT$48 million (US$1.48 million)
No 3 Ken Chu NT$27 million (US$835,000)
No 4 Mike He NT$22.5 million (US$700,000)
No 5 Joe Cheng NT$18.5 million (US$572,000)
No 6 Wu Zun & Jiro Wang NT$15.5 million (US$480,000) each.

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