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Liam McIntyre Net Worth: Liam McIntyre is an Australian actor who has a net worth of $5 million. Born in Adelaide, Australia, in 1982, Liam McIntyre broke into acting with a series of appearances in short movies. His first roles came in “Shotgun!” and “Fancy” in 2007. He appeared as Harry in “Anniversary” and made his feature film debut in 2014’s “The Legend of Hercules” as Sotiris. McIntyre held roles in “Niflheim: Blood & Bullets”, “Bottled Up”, “Radev”, “A Bitter Sip of Life”, “The Pacific”, “Neighbours”, and “Rush” before landing the title role in “Spartacus” in 2012. McIntyre replaced fellow actor Andy Whitfield on the series when Whitfield was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2010. Though Whitfield initially only planned to take a temporary break from filming, he later left the series completely after his cancer returned. McIntyre took over the part of Spartacus for the show’s last two seasons. Since then, McIntyre appeared on “Auckland Daze” as Liam for two episodes. He starred in TV movie “The Killing Field” as Detective Dan Wild and is slated to appear in 2014’s “The Dream Children” as Luke Delaney. McIntyre married his long-time girlfriend, actress and musician Erin Hasan, in 2014. Hasan is best known for appearing in an Australian production of “Wicked” as Glinda.

Justin Lee Collins net worth: Justin Lee Collins is an English radio host, actor, and television presenter who has a net worth of $10 million. Justin Lee Collins was born in Southmead, Bristol, England in July 1974. He started out as a stand-up comedian and started presenting on television shows. He hosted a radio show on XFM from 2003 to 2005 and was half of the duo The Sunday Night Project with Alan Carr. Collins has hosted many TV specials on Channel 4 called “Bring Back…” which reunite the casts of famous TV series of films such as Star Wars, Dallas, and Fame. He has also been featured on Pirate TV, Strictly Come Dancing, The Games, The Justin Lee Collins Show, Justin Lee Collins: Good Times, and more. Collins has been nominated for a BAFTA Award and two British Comedy Awards for The Friday Night Project.