After being cast as Michael Kelso in the classic comedy That ’70s Show in 1998, Ashton Kutcher got his big break.
In the early 2000s, that role would catapult him to stardom.
Instead than spending time in front of the camera, Ashton Kutcher is making wine to save lives these days.
He’s also working on other projects, such as technology investments.
He’s amassed a $200 million fortune.
He hasn’t completely stopped performing; rather, Ashton’s priorities have altered over time.
While his acting jobs were dwindling, Ashton was wise enough to see that he still had fame and fortune tied to his name, which he capitalized on by using his stature and wealth to invest in Silicon Valley startup enterprises.
Many people thought Ashton’s Hollywood career would endure since he was a typecast actor who was frequently cast in the same type of role.
Not to mention the fact that his films’ box office receipts were starting to dwindle.
This was an indicator that his celebrity had dropped.
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