Meanings of bankable stars in English

The most bankable stars tended to be featured in the most profitable films.

He is regarded as a journeyman, not one of the NBA's recognizable, bankable stars.

Somewhere among these class acts may be the new bankable stars of the Irish fashion industry.

It's a movie with bankable stars.

Stefanovic, who is on contract with the network until the end of 2019, was once one of television's most bankable stars.

His meteoric rise from general news reporter to one of Channel 9's most bankable stars made him well worth the multimillion-dollar salary.

His defence team said Khan, one of Bollywood's most bankable stars, would appeal against the conviction in a higher court on Friday.

With a combined print run of 45 million copies, the series has made Auel one of the book world's most bankable stars.

Earlier in the week, the network secured a new two year contract for one of its most bankable stars, Charlie Sheen, after tense negotiations.

In 2006 he was, according to industry yardstick the Ulmer Scale, one of Hollywood's top 10 most bankable stars.

Even bankable stars like Michael Jackson and REM are no longer pulling in the loot for troubled industry, write James Harding and Ashling O'Connor.

Zhao, considered one of the country's most bankable stars, and her husband made the acquisition through holding company Gold Ocean Media Inc in December.

No emotion was evident on the face of Khan, one of Bollywood's most bankable stars in a country where movie and cricket stars are hero-worshipped.

In 1995, Michael Barrymore, one of ITV's most bankable stars, came out too (some time before a swimming pool tragedy changed his life story).