Rupert Grint
The Harry Potter franchise earned a hefty fortune thanks to the movie’s three young stars, Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, and Rupert Grint. However, as Radcliffe and Watson’s career continued to flourish after their Potter days came to an end, Grint struggled to land steady roles.
To make things worse, in 2016, poor Grint was forced to pay over $1 million to the IRS after taking some poor accounting advice. Although the former Harry Potter star attempted to appeal the order, he was ultimately denied.
Chris Tucker
Chris Tucker starred in a slew of blockbuster films of the 2000s such as The Fifth Element, Friday, and his most famous – the Rush Hour trilogy alongside Jackie Chan. At one point, the comedian was named the highest-paid actor in Hollywood.
Unfortunately, in 2014 – due to some poor management of his finances – the IRS claimed that he owed a solid $14 million worth of back taxes. The good news? Tucker was able to reach a “deal” and stay out of jail. But with no income coming in, and his last film being in 2016, it is safe to say Tucker isn’t living as luxuriously as he once was.