Graham Norton (Television personality - United Kingdom) earns a salary of KHR13,989,566,142.00 per year.
Television personality - United Kingdom
Born:
1963 Ireland, United Kingdom
- Annual: KHR13,989,566,142.00
- Monthly: KHR1,165,797,178.50
- Weekly: KHR269,030,118.12
- Daily: KHR53,806,023.62
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Personal information Graham Norton
Graham William Walker, known professionally as Graham Norton, is an Irish comedian, broadcaster, actor, and writer. Known for his television work in the UK, Norton is a five-time BAFTA TV Award winner for his British comedy chat show The Graham Norton Show (2007–present). He has received the British Academy Television Award for Best Entertainment Performance three times for the chat show So Graham Norton (1998–2002). He has been noted for his innuendo-laden dialogue and flamboyant presentation style.
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Express Jul 2022: It is believed Norton’s BBC programmes earns him £730,000 per year.
Mirror May 2021: The star received £3.23m from his production company So Television, along with his BBC Radio 2 salary of £725,000, he pocketed £3.96million.
BBC Sept. 2020: salary between £725,000-£729,999
BBC June 2019: salary between £600 and £609K
BBC July 2018: Graham Norton - £600,000-£609,999
Business Insider July 2017: it says the BBC pays him 850,000-899,999 GBP. However, his earnings through the Graham Norton Show, produced by his own production company, is not included in this wage.
Guardian April 2016: Graham Norton was paid more than £2.5m in fees and salary last year, for services including fronting BBC1’s The Graham Norton Show and BBC Radio 2 Saturday programme.
Irish Independent 2015-5: Euro 3 million
DailyMail August 2014: £2.6 million
Guardian May 2014: £2.3 million
Dailymail Jan.2014: £2.61 million
Telegraph.co.uk July 16,2013: £4.5 million
Telegraph.co.uk July 17 2012: more than £1.5 million
Guardian: 10 June 2009:"Estimates of top BBC presenters' pay: Graham Norton – £2.5m"
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