The cast of 'Criminal Minds' ranked by net worth

Jeanne Tripplehorn spent two years on “Criminal Minds” as Alex Blake, but she’s best known for her big screen career, which includes projects like “The Firm,” “Basic Instinct,” and “Waterworld.”

From voice acting in “Archer” and Disney’s new “Monsters At Work,” to “CSI” and “24,” Aisha Tyler can do it all, including spending five years on “Criminal Minds” as Dr. Tara Lewis.

Voice acting has been good for Paget Brewster, who has lent her vocal chords to “DuckTales,” “Bojack Horseman,” “The Venture Bros.” and “American Dad!” among other animated projects. Live-acting has also been good to her, with roles in “Community,” “Grandfathered,” and of course “Criminal Minds.”

One of the only actors to remain on the show through its entire run, Matthew Gray Gubler anchored the BAU as Dr. Spencer Reid for 15 years. He also appeared in “500 Days of Summer,” “Alvin and the Chipmunks,” and “Dollface.”

For years, fans of Mandy Patinkin could see him both on “Criminal Minds” and “Homeland,” but as both shows wrapped in 2020 they’ll have to get their fix somewhere else, like “The Good Fight.”

Though he only played Luke Alvez on “Criminal Minds” for a few years, Adam Rodriguez was immediately familiar to any fans of “CSI: Miami,” where the actor had a long run as Eric Delko. He also appeared in the “Magic Mike” movies, and on “Roswell.”

Thomas Gibson appeared as Aaron Hotchner in 257 episodes of “Criminal Minds” spanning the entire series. The actor is also known for his roles on shows like “Chicago Hope” and “Dharma & Greg.”

Fans can find Shemar Moore on “S.W.A.T.” these days, where the actor plays Daniel 'Hondo' Harrelson. The actor has also appeared in “Diary of a Mad Black Woman,” and has a recurring role on “The Young and the Restless” too.

Though she only appeared in 23 episodes of “Criminal Minds” in 2014 and 2015, Jennifer Love Hewitt is near the top of the net worth list thanks to her huge acting career, including major roles in 90s projects like “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” “Party of Five,” and “Time of Your Life.”

The talented, experienced Joe Mantegna fit easily among the BAU team. The actor built up an incredible $25 million through work on “The Godfather: Part III,” “The Money Pit,” and even “The Simpsons.”