Is Dennis Quaid A-List?
No — Dennis Quaid is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.
Reached A-list in 1989
"Great Balls of Fire!" stardom
Lost A-list status in 2009
Dropped to B tier — Box Office Momentum Slows
Ranking Timeline
Breaking Away Role
Quaid gets noticed in "Breaking Away", kickstarting his career with promising roles.
"The Right Stuff" success
Starring in "The Right Stuff" elevates his profile and secures more prominent roles.
"Great Balls of Fire!" stardom
Quaid's portrayal of Jerry Lee Lewis gains critical acclaim and boosts his earnings.
Parent Trap role success
Starring in "The Parent Trap" remake ensures continued A-list recognition and good income.
"The Day After Tomorrow"
His role in the blockbuster disaster film "The Day After Tomorrow" significantly increases his income and fame.
Box Office Momentum Slows
Though consistently working, Quaid appears in films that are not box office hits. His earning potential dips slightly.
Still Working Steadily
Quaid maintains a steady stream of acting roles in film and television, cementing his status as a respected actor. Continues to add to his legacy and net worth.
Last updated: February 23, 2026