Carl Reiner

The American director, comedian, actor, and author, Carl Reiner, had a total net worth of $70 million at the time of his passing– it was all said to be thanks to his amazing money management skills. During his eight-decade long career, he was given numerous awards, including The Mark Twain Award for American Humor, a Grammy Award, and an amazing 11 Emmy Awards. During his early years in a TV comedy (from 1950 to 1957), he contributed and acted sketch material for Caesar’s Hour and Your Show of Shows. At the age of 77, Reiner was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame (1999).

He had numerous appearances in TV specials for 33 years, from 1967 to 2000, and was a star on TV from the 1950s until his passing. Carl Reiner was happily married to Estelle Lebost from 1943 until her passing in 2008. From the mid’70s until 2001, Carl Reiner sponsored the Charity Celebrity Tennis Tournament under his name in La Costa, California. It was directed by Mike Franks, an international tennis player, and was played by more than 400 participants each year for three days.