‘Marshals’ Cast Net Worth Rankings: Who Is the Richest?

Marshals extends the Yellowstone universe into a new law-enforcement drama, and its cast brings together performers from very different financial stages. Some entered the CBS series after years of franchise television, studio films, directing, music, and long-running residual income. Others are using the show as their biggest regular television opportunity yet. The result is a wide financial spread shaped by career longevity, leading roles, recurring work, franchise exposure, creative work behind the camera, and income earned long before the spinoff began.

The net worth ranges below are based on widely reported public internet estimates and analysis, so they should be treated as informed approximations rather than exact figures.

For this ranking, the eight principal performers are joined by two significant recurring actors from the wider series ensemble to create a full ten-person comparison. Public estimates differ considerably for several cast members, so broader ranges are used where reporting is inconsistent. Career history and established income sources also help separate performers whose estimated fortunes overlap. Ranked from lowest to highest estimated fortune, here are the Marshals cast members who appear to have accumulated the most wealth.

10. Brecken Merrill

Brecken Merrill continues as Tate Dutton, carrying one of the strongest direct connections between Marshals and Yellowstone. Merrill grew up professionally inside the franchise after joining the original series as a child and remaining part of the Dutton family story across its run. He also appeared in This Is Us, giving him experience outside the Western universe before returning as Tate. Few performers his age have spent so many years attached to a television property with this level of mainstream recognition.

Merrill still ranks at the bottom financially because his career has been much shorter than those of the adult actors above him. Public estimates have historically placed his fortune around a few hundred thousand dollars, with his years on Yellowstone forming the clearest foundation. Acting, modeling, later film work, and his new CBS salary should continue increasing that figure. His return in Marshals also gives him something unusual for a young performer: a character he can carry from childhood into a second major television series.

9. Ash Santos

Ash Santos plays Deputy Marshal Andrea Cruz, one of the core members of the team working alongside Kayce Dutton. Before Marshals, Santos built a steady résumé across television, streaming, and film. She appeared as Emily in American Horror Story: Apocalypse, played Coco in Mayor of Kingstown, and later appeared in Pulse. Her film credits include Our Little Secret, Night Teeth, and Heart of Champions, giving her experience across several different genres.

Public estimates of Santos’ fortune remain relatively modest, which fits a career that has included many supporting and recurring roles before this larger network opportunity. Her income has primarily come from acting across television movies, streaming projects, features, and episodic work. Becoming a principal performer on Marshals changes the financial equation by providing consistent network employment and considerably more visibility. If the series continues for multiple seasons, Andrea could become the role that moves Santos into a stronger salary bracket and materially expands her overall wealth.

8. Tatanka Means

Tatanka Means plays Deputy Marshal Miles Kittle after building a career spanning acting, stand-up comedy, entrepreneurship, and other creative work. Means began working on screen in the 2000s and later appeared in Banshee, The Son, and Reservation Dogs. His film profile increased through Killers of the Flower Moon and Horizon: An American Saga, while additional work in Ransom Canyon kept him active in Western storytelling. He also tours as a stand-up comedian.

Estimates surrounding Means’ wealth vary dramatically across public sources, which makes a restrained range much more useful than repeating the highest figures online. His income comes from more than acting, with comedy performances and entrepreneurial work adding additional financial lanes. A principal role on Marshals gives him one of the most stable television jobs of his career and could substantially increase his earnings if the series continues. His position here reflects both the uncertainty surrounding the public figures and a professional history that has expanded considerably during the last several years.

7. Mo Brings Plenty

Mo Brings Plenty returns as Mo, extending a character that became one of the most recognizable supporting figures in Yellowstone. His professional background reaches beyond conventional acting. He has worked as a performer, traditional drummer and singer, horseman, stunt performer, rancher, and cultural consultant. His screen credits include The Good Lord Bird, Hell on Wheels, and Jurassic World Dominion, but his long run alongside Thomas Rainwater in Yellowstone remains the role that most dramatically expanded his public profile.

Public estimates for Brings Plenty range from below $1 million to several million dollars, making a moderate range more defensible than either extreme. Years of television work, film appearances, consulting, music, ranching, and franchise employment all contribute to his financial picture. Returning in Marshals extends the earning life of his best-known character and keeps him attached to the broader franchise after the original series ended. That continuity gives him a stronger financial position than performers whose major television careers have only recently begun.

6. Logan Marshall-Green

Logan Marshall-Green stars as Pete Calvin, a veteran member of the Marshals unit whose history and responsibilities make him one of Kayce’s most important professional relationships. Marshall-Green had already built more than two decades of screen and stage experience before joining the series. His major film credits include Prometheus, Upgrade, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Devil, while television work includes 24, The O.C., Quarry, and Damnation. He also moved into filmmaking with Adopt a Highway.

Marshall-Green’s net worth estimates are unusually inconsistent, ranging from roughly $1 million to several times that amount. His lengthy career makes the very lowest figures difficult to treat as definitive, especially when directing and writing are included alongside acting. Marshals provides another substantial income stream through a principal network role, while major film work continues to keep his earning profile diversified. His placement in the middle reflects a respected, long-running career whose private finances are far less transparent than those of some actors higher on the list.

5. Michael Cudlitz

Michael Cudlitz appears as Randall Clegg, the ranching figure whose conflict with Kayce makes him one of the more consequential recurring characters outside the core Marshals team. Cudlitz entered the series with more than three decades of television experience. He played Denver “Bull” Randleman in Band of Brothers, earned critical acclaim as John Cooper in Southland, and reached an even larger audience as Abraham Ford in The Walking Dead. Later work expanded into directing, including episodes of major television productions.

Cudlitz’s widely reported fortune sits around $3 million, and his career shows how long-term character work can accumulate meaningful wealth without requiring constant leading-man billing. Television salaries, residuals, film appearances, producing, and directing all contribute to his financial base. Marshals represents a recurring role rather than his primary source of income, but Randall places Cudlitz inside another major franchise after years of work in several highly recognizable series. His longevity and behind-the-camera experience give him a stronger financial foundation than most of the newer ensemble members.

4. Brett Cullen

Brett Cullen plays Chief Deputy Harry Gifford, one of the authority figures overseeing the Marshals operation. Cullen’s career stretches back to the late 1970s and includes an enormous range of television and film work. His credits span Falcon Crest, The West Wing, Lost, Person of Interest, and True Detective. Film audiences have seen him in The Dark Knight Rises, 42, and Joker, where he portrayed Thomas Wayne. That longevity makes him one of the ensemble’s most experienced performers.

Estimates of Cullen’s fortune generally fall between roughly $2 million and $5 million. His wealth has been accumulated through decades of network television, supporting film roles, recurring series work, residual income, and an exceptionally high volume of credits. Harry is only one chapter in that larger financial story, yet Marshals adds another high-profile production to a career that has remained remarkably consistent. Cullen’s position above several better-known younger performers reflects just how long he has been earning professionally across both television and major studio films.

3. Arielle Kebbel

Arielle Kebbel plays Belle Skinner, one of the central Marshals and a character whose personal connection to Pete Calvin gives the series another layer beyond its weekly cases. Kebbel has worked steadily since the early 2000s, beginning with Gilmore Girls before building credits across The Vampire Diaries, 90210, Ballers, and Midnight, Texas. Her film résumé includes John Tucker Must Die, Aquamarine, The Grudge 2, and appearances in the Fifty Shades franchise.

Kebbel’s most commonly cited net worth has historically been around $3 million, although newer estimates sometimes push the figure higher. More than two decades of television and film employment, early modeling, franchise roles, and recurring series work give her a strong financial base. Marshals adds something especially valuable at this stage of her career: a principal role on a network drama with multi-season potential. That consistency can produce stronger long-term earnings than the shorter guest and supporting assignments scattered throughout even a successful acting résumé.

2. Luke Grimes

Luke Grimes leads Marshals as Kayce Dutton, continuing the role that transformed his career during the entire run of Yellowstone. Before entering the Dutton universe, Grimes had already appeared in Brothers & Sisters, True Blood, American Sniper, and all three films in the Fifty Shades trilogy. Kayce eventually became his defining role, giving him years of television income and the unusual opportunity to carry the same character directly into his own CBS series.

Grimes’ net worth is widely estimated around $4 million, with his acting career providing the largest financial foundation. He has also moved into country music, releasing his own material and performing professionally, which adds another revenue stream beyond screen work. His position on Marshals is especially valuable because he serves as both the lead actor and an executive producer. That combination gives him financial participation beyond an ordinary performance contract and could make the spinoff the most lucrative phase of his career if it develops into another long-running franchise hit.

1. Gil Birmingham

Gil Birmingham takes the top position through Thomas Rainwater, another major figure carried directly from Yellowstone into Marshals. Birmingham had already spent decades acting before the Western franchise introduced him to one of the largest audiences of his career. He became widely recognizable as Billy Black throughout The Twilight Saga and later appeared in acclaimed films including Hell or High Water and Wind River. Television work across Banshee, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and other series further strengthened an exceptionally long professional résumé.

Birmingham’s online net worth estimates are among the most inconsistent in the entire cast, with some sites publishing figures that appear dramatically inflated. More grounded recent analysis places him around the $5 million range, with a reasonable upper estimate reaching several million dollars higher. His decades of acting, five Twilight films, extensive Yellowstone run, residual income, voice work, and return as Rainwater provide a strong basis for that range. Using conservative figures still leaves Birmingham narrowly ahead of the ensemble and gives him the strongest estimated fortune in this ranking.