Pitt is currently the sole owner of Plan B, as he bought out Aniston's stake upon their divorce in 2005.
The production company's first movie was "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which ultimately grossed half a billion dollars worldwide. The company was also behind 2006's "The Departed," 2010's "Eat, Pray, Love," and 2011's "Moneyball."
More recently, Pitt and Plan B would go on to produce a number of culturally significant films, including "12 Years a Slave," "Selma," "Moonlight, "If Beale Street Could Talk," and "The Last Black Man in San Francisco."
While it is unclear how much money Pitt takes home as a producer, The Hollywood Reporter estimates that actors who cross over into producing successfully take home a decent chunk of change — for example, Adam Sandler earned $5 million to produce "Grown Ups 2," a movie he also starred in.