John Bernthal’s daughter Addie earned $5,191.20 for five days of work on The Punisher: One Last Kill, a rare hard number attached to a family credit. She played Lisa opposite her father, turning a private casting note into a concrete screen-time transaction.
The payment works out to about $1,038.24 a day before any other terms, which puts a precise floor under what can otherwise read like a vague family cameo. Addie also appeared alongside Bernthal in Small Engine Repair in 2021, so this was not a one-off family experiment.
Bernthal’s three children
Bernthal and Erin Angle have three children: Henry, Billy, and Adeline, who is known as Addie. Henry was born in 2011, Billy has been in jiu-jitsu classes since he was two years old, and Henry has developed a passion for boxing. That family context matters because Bernthal has spoken about wanting his children to push past him, even as he admits Henry becoming more independent is hard to watch.
“That’s the real challenge of fatherhood, to try to divorce yourself from your own [expletive] and to realize I want these kids to be better than me. I don’t want them to make the same mistakes I did.” He has also said of Henry, “He’s doing something very natural, but it kills me,” which gives the father-daughter casting a sharper edge than a standard celebrity family cameo.
Addie and Lisa in One Last Kill
Addie was born in 2015 and previously slipped into a coma for three days after suffering a seizure when she was two years old; she was later diagnosed with encephalitis. Bernthal left his role in First Man in 2018 to be with her, and he has described the response from Erin Angle as, “love into our daughter every step of the way,” while also saying, “People talk about bravery like fake macho bravery, but my wife didn’t flinch.”
Bernthal and Angle married in 2020, and the family detail sits beside the work detail rather than replacing it. Addie’s role as Lisa in The Punisher: One Last Kill gives the payment figure a screen credit, not just a paycheck line, and it shows how closely this project tied Bernthal’s professional life to his home life.
Tom Holland in Spider
Bernthal is set to return as The Punisher alongside Tom Holland in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which keeps his action-genre profile active while this family credit circulates. For readers tracking Bernthal as a performer and parent, the useful takeaway is simple: Addie’s five-day job paid at a rate that can be calculated exactly, and it sits inside a larger pattern of Bernthal working with his children on screen.
The open question is whether the next wave of Bernthal’s screen work will keep pulling his family story into view, or whether Addie’s Lisa credit stands as the most specific version of that overlap anyone will get.
