The 26-year-old actress has managed to retain her title on financial bible Forbes’ annual list after cashing in a whopping $46 million in pretax earnings in the financial period June 2015-June 2016.
However, the Silver Linings Playbook star has seen an 11.5 percent fall in earnings compared to last year's $52 million, but she's still managed to stay top of the payroll leaderboard.
The blonde beauty - whose earnings this year come largely from both the last instalment of the Hunger Games series and a mammoth upfront payment for forthcoming movie Passengers - earned $13 million more than Melissa McCarthy, who ranked second place of Forbes' annual list with pretax earnings of $33 million.
The 45-year-old actress' income is nothing to be sniffed at though, as she's managed to pull up her pay packet by $10 million since last year, a feat which is thanks to a reported eight-figure sum from Ghostbusters.
Scarlett Johansson, 31, came in at third place with a total of $25 million, thanks in part to her involvement in both The Jungle Book and Captain America: Civil War.
Finishing off the top five were Jennifer Aniston on $21 million, and Fan Bingbing, the only Chinese actress to make the ranking who earned $17 million.
Whilst the actresses who made the list can boast large earnings, the pay gap with male actors still exists, and a reported 90 percent of the top-paid actresses supplement their on-screen earnings with endorsements.
Finishing off the top five were Jennifer Aniston on $21 million, and Fan Bingbing, the only Chinese actress to make the ranking who earned $17 million.
Whilst the actresses who made the list can boast large earnings, the pay gap with male actors still exists, and a reported 90 percent of the top-paid actresses supplement their on-screen earnings with endorsements.
