Yet for the "A Dog's Journey" star, her success was about more than just her salary. She, along with "CSI: Miami" actor David Caruso and Mark Harmon of "NCIS" fame, were all making $375,000 per episode. Helgenberger was listed right after them in the ranking. Hugh Laurie was reportedly making the most at over $400,000 per episode for "House," and "Law & Order: SVU" stars Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay were earning $395,000 per episode.
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The following year, TV Guide also listed Helgenberger as a top earner for actors on TV dramas. In 2013, Helgenberger walked away from that giant paycheck, revealing, "Career-wise, it was the hardest thing I've ever had to do." While she told The Hollywood Reporter, "Letting go of a show that has been an enormous part of my life for 12 years isn't easy," she went through with it because she "instinctively felt it was time to end that chapter of my career." It seemed that having the freedom to switch it up as an actor eventually became more important than the money. we shot in insane locations in the middle of nowhere." She continued, "In retrospect, I just wonder how I did it and how I got through it." Helgenberger worked hard for that money, telling The Daily Northwestern, "We were working very long hours and lots of nights. To put that in perspective, the highest-paid TV drama actor around that time, "NCIS" star Mark Harmon, was making $525,000 per episode, per TV Guide.
That's because she was making $390,000 per episode by the time she left, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Not only is a TV job that lasts that long rare for most actors, but Helgenberger's paycheck from '"CSI" was also noteworthy. I enjoyed bringing material to life and playing off other people." But acting has also given Helgenberger the opportunity to make a lot of money, so let's break down the TV star's net worth. Helgenberger explained to The Hollywood Reporter, "Acting gave me the opportunity to express myself. It seems, though, for her, acting isn't just about the pay. While she has used her funds to help others, like a lot of other celebrities, she's made a few luxury purchases herself. Helgenberger may be worth millions these days, but she seems to always keep in mind her humble beginnings, as well as what she had to miss out on in life to become a success. The popular crime drama made Helgenberger not only one of the most recognizable TV actors of that time but also one with top earnings. However, it's safe to say her most notable role is still that of Catherine Willows on the hit show "CSI," a job that paid her very well from 2000 up until her departure in 2013.
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Since then, Helgenberger has been able to find work in TV and films for over four decades, starring in series including "All Rise" and movies such as "A Dog's Journey." The Nebraska native got her start on TV as a local news station's weather person before landing her debut role on the daytime soap opera "Ryan's Hope" in 1982. Marg Helgenberger has had a long career in Hollywood that's definitely been quite lucrative for the actor.
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