Eddie Murphy reached a career-high ranking of No. 1 in 1989. He has been ranked for 15 years, including 9 years in the Top 10. His current ranking of No. 21 remains below his career peak of No. 1 from 1989.
Career Ranking History
Statistics
Peak Rank
#1
Peak Year
1989
Years Ranked
42
Years in Top 10
11
Years in Top 50
42
Longest Top 10 Streak
9 years
Biggest Hit
Beverly Hills Cop
Domestic Box Office
$234.8 Million
Filmography
Career Domestic Box Office
$1.3 Billion
Year
Movie
Domestic Box Office
1997
Metro
$32.0 Million
1996
The Nutty Professor
$128.8 Million
1995
Vampire in Brooklyn
$19.8 Million
1994
Beverly Hills Cop III
$42.6 Million
1992
The Distinguished Gentleman
$46.7 Million
1992
Boomerang
$70.1 Million
1990
Another 48 Hrs.
$80.8 Million
1989
Harlem Nights
$60.9 Million
1988
Coming to America
$128.2 Million
1987
Beverly Hills Cop II
$153.7 Million
1986
The Golden Child
$79.8 Million
1984
Beverly Hills Cop
$234.8 Million
1984
Best Defense
$19.3 Million
1983
Trading Places
$90.4 Million
1982
48 Hrs.
$78.9 Million
Filmography notes
Only original theatrical releases with a domestic box office greater than $0 are included.
Re-releases are not added to the original domestic gross.
Streaming-only and direct-to-video productions are excluded.
Years refer to the film's first U.S. or Canada theatrical release.