Robert De Niro Enjoys A Net Worth Of $500 Million Despite Breaking Down During Covid-19 (Picture Credit: IMDb)
Actor Robert De Niro is one of the greatest of his time, and the actor made a lot of buzz with his recent appearance in Martin Scorsese‘s Killers Of The Flower Moon, where he played William King Hale, a convicted American crime boss who was involved in Osage Indian murders. The actor enjoys a massive net worth, and it increases every year with the huge salaries he withdraws for such classic and iconic roles.
The actor currently owns a net worth of around $500 million. Some reports even quote this number as $520 million. However, this is a major growth from his net worth from 2008 – 2018, which was reported to be somewhere between $250 – $300 million.
A 100% Increase & Break Down In Covid
Robert De Niro’s net worth increased by almost 100% in the last six years. Most...
Actor Robert De Niro is one of the greatest of his time, and the actor made a lot of buzz with his recent appearance in Martin Scorsese‘s Killers Of The Flower Moon, where he played William King Hale, a convicted American crime boss who was involved in Osage Indian murders. The actor enjoys a massive net worth, and it increases every year with the huge salaries he withdraws for such classic and iconic roles.
The actor currently owns a net worth of around $500 million. Some reports even quote this number as $520 million. However, this is a major growth from his net worth from 2008 – 2018, which was reported to be somewhere between $250 – $300 million.
A 100% Increase & Break Down In Covid
Robert De Niro’s net worth increased by almost 100% in the last six years. Most...
- 1/26/2024
- by Trisha Gaur
- KoiMoi
Goldfinger actress and model Margaret Nolan died on October 5. She was 76.
Nolan was known as the gold-painted model in the memorable title sequence for the 1964 James Bond film in which she also played Bond’s masseuse Dink. In the same year, she also appeared in the popular Beatles pic A Hard Day’s Night Night. In addition, she was seen in the Carry On franchise from 1965 through 1974. She also appeared in Spike Milligan’s Q series as well as the film Ferry Cross the Mersey and Marcel Carné’s 1965 pic Three Rooms in Manhattan. She also appeared in the 2011 Yvonne Deutschman comedy The Power of Three.
Most recently Edgar Wright cast her in his upcoming film Last Night in Soho which will be released by Focus Features on April 23, 2021. Wright took to Twitter to pay tribute to the actress and model. “It’s my sad duty to report that actress and artist,...
Nolan was known as the gold-painted model in the memorable title sequence for the 1964 James Bond film in which she also played Bond’s masseuse Dink. In the same year, she also appeared in the popular Beatles pic A Hard Day’s Night Night. In addition, she was seen in the Carry On franchise from 1965 through 1974. She also appeared in Spike Milligan’s Q series as well as the film Ferry Cross the Mersey and Marcel Carné’s 1965 pic Three Rooms in Manhattan. She also appeared in the 2011 Yvonne Deutschman comedy The Power of Three.
Most recently Edgar Wright cast her in his upcoming film Last Night in Soho which will be released by Focus Features on April 23, 2021. Wright took to Twitter to pay tribute to the actress and model. “It’s my sad duty to report that actress and artist,...
- 10/11/2020
- by Dino-Ray Ramos
- Deadline Film + TV
Margaret Nolan, an actress and artist known as the gold-painted model in the title sequence for the 1964 James Bond film “Goldfinger,” died Oct. 5, her son, Oscar Deeks, confirmed to Variety. She was 76.
Director Edgar Wright first announced the news of Nolan’s death on Twitter. In a touching tribute, Wright wrote: “She was the middle of Venn diagram of everything cool in the 60’s; having appeared with the Beatles, been beyond iconic in Bond and been part of the ‘Carry On’ cast too.”
She was the gold painted model in the iconic Goldfinger title sequence and poster (she also played Dink in the movie), she appeared in the classic A Hard Day's Night, Carry On Girls, No Sex Please We're British & many others, frequently sending up her own glamourpuss image. 2/4 pic.twitter.com/RyUs7fS6P7
— edgarwright (@edgarwright) October 11, 2020
Nolan was born on Oct. 29, 1943 in Somerset, England and grew up in London.
Director Edgar Wright first announced the news of Nolan’s death on Twitter. In a touching tribute, Wright wrote: “She was the middle of Venn diagram of everything cool in the 60’s; having appeared with the Beatles, been beyond iconic in Bond and been part of the ‘Carry On’ cast too.”
She was the gold painted model in the iconic Goldfinger title sequence and poster (she also played Dink in the movie), she appeared in the classic A Hard Day's Night, Carry On Girls, No Sex Please We're British & many others, frequently sending up her own glamourpuss image. 2/4 pic.twitter.com/RyUs7fS6P7
— edgarwright (@edgarwright) October 11, 2020
Nolan was born on Oct. 29, 1943 in Somerset, England and grew up in London.
- 10/11/2020
- by Ellise Shafer
- Variety Film + TV
Versatile French actor whose work ranged from popular comedy to melodrama
Annie Girardot, who has died aged 79 after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, was an extremely versatile performer whose distinguished career stretched from the Comédie-Française, through popular comedies and melodramas to the French New Wave and beyond. Jean Cocteau, in whose play La Machine à Ecrire (The Typewriter) she starred, called her "the finest dramatic temperament of the postwar period". Hardly ever considered a sex goddess like her near contemporaries Jeanne Moreau and Brigitte Bardot, the petite Girardot, with her strongly etched features, often set off by short hair, and a warm deep voice was, nevertheless, able to create an erotic charge when needed.
Ironically, following her screen debut in 1956, and after nine French films in four years, she came to international prominence when her voice was dubbed into Italian in Luchino Visconti's Rocco e i Suoi Fratelli (Rocco and His Brothers,...
Annie Girardot, who has died aged 79 after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, was an extremely versatile performer whose distinguished career stretched from the Comédie-Française, through popular comedies and melodramas to the French New Wave and beyond. Jean Cocteau, in whose play La Machine à Ecrire (The Typewriter) she starred, called her "the finest dramatic temperament of the postwar period". Hardly ever considered a sex goddess like her near contemporaries Jeanne Moreau and Brigitte Bardot, the petite Girardot, with her strongly etched features, often set off by short hair, and a warm deep voice was, nevertheless, able to create an erotic charge when needed.
Ironically, following her screen debut in 1956, and after nine French films in four years, she came to international prominence when her voice was dubbed into Italian in Luchino Visconti's Rocco e i Suoi Fratelli (Rocco and His Brothers,...
- 3/2/2011
- by Ronald Bergan
- The Guardian - Film News
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