World Top 10 Highest-Paid Actresses

(Courtesy: Show Buzz)

1. Reese Witherspoon ($15-$20 Million/Movie) Reese Witherspoon took a hit with the box-office flop "Rendition" but looks to get back on track with the 2008 romantic comedy "Four Christmases." The complete list is featured in The Hollywood Reporter's "Women in Entertainment: Power 100" issue, which hits newsstands Tuesday.
2. Angelina Jolie ($15-$20 Million/Movie)
Angelina Jolie took a pay cut to $8 million for her role in "Beowulf," which butchered the competition at the box office. Jolie will return to family animation in "Kung Fu Panda" for the first time since the 2004 "Shark Tale."
3. Cameron Diaz ($15+ Million/Movie)
Diaz collected her largest payday to date, snaring $30 million for her voice role in "Shrek the Third." Diaz will shift gears and star in "What Happens in Vegas…" alongside Ashton Kutscher.
4. Nicole Kidman ($10-$15 Million/Movie)

The pride of Australia did not have a career year in 2007. "Invasion" failed to conquer the box office and "Margot at the Wedding" underperformed as well. The December release of "The Golden Compass" hopes to end her year on a high note.
5. Renee Zellweger ($10-$15 Million/Movie)

Zellweger can still bank off her "Bridget Jones" work and she helped herself with the buzz around this year's "Bee Movie." Next up Zellweger will appear in George Clooney's football romantic comedy "Leatherheads."
6. Sandra Bullock ($10-$15 Million/Movie)

Sandra Bullock will always have the "Speed" and "Miss Congeniality" franchises to draw on and this allows the actress to take on riskier roles like the reclusive Harper Lee in "Infamous" and she will appear in "All About Steve" with co-star Thomas Haden Church.
7. Juilia Roberts ($10-$15 Million/Movie)

Julia Roberts' recent time off to be a mom has hurt her bankability, but there is no denying she is still among the Hollywood elite. Roberts will return to the screen in Universal's "Charlie Wilson's War."
8. Drew Barrymore ($10-$12 Million/Movie)

Drew Barrymore impressed with her vocals alongside Hugh Grant in "Music and Lyrics." She also commands millions more with savvy producing choices, including "He's Just Not That Into You."
9. Jodie Foster ($10-12 Million/Movie)

Jodie Foster's latest film "The Brave One" exceeded box office expectations and Foster's additional role as executive producer bolstered her earnings. Foster typically takes a project a year but her latest hit films "Inside Man" and "Flightplan" prove the star is worth the wait.
10. Halle Berry ($10 Million/Movie)

The Hollywood Reporter released its annual list of the Top Ten Highest-Paid Actresses. Continue on to see who takes top billing.Halle Berry's stunning performance in the little-watched "Things We Lost in the Fire" reminded viewers why she has a statue. Next up, Berry will team up with Billy Bob Thorton in "Tulia."