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Brigitte Nielsen Net Worth: Brigitte Nielsen is a Danish actress, model and television personality who has a net worth of $600 thousand. She is probably just as well known for her marriage to actor Sylvester (Sly) Stallone as she is for her modeling and acting credits. Early Life: Brigitte Nielsen was born Gitte Nielsen on July 15, 1963 in Rødovre, Copenhagen, Denmark. She is the daughter of Hanne, a librarian, and Svend Nielsen, an engineer. Acting and Modeling Career: Nielsen, over six feet tall, began her modeling career working for Greg Gorman and Helmut Newton in the beginning of the 80s. She posed for Playboy several times and even posed for the cover in December 1987. In the late ’80s, Marvel Comics approached her to pose for photographs dressed as the comic book character She-Hulk, and the world press nicknamed her “Amazon” due to her tall stature. Several years later she made her acting debut in the 1985 films “Red Sonja” alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and “Rocky IV.” She later starred with then-husband Sylvester Stallone in the 1986 film “Cobra.” She played Karla Fry on “Beverly Hills Cop II” (1987), co-starring Eddie Murphy, and played the Dark Witch in the Italian TV Series “Cave of the Golden Rose” between 1992–1996. She appeared in Michael Jackson’s Liberian Girl and Austrian Rock Star Falco’s Body Next To Body music videos. In 1997, Nielsen hosted a talk show series for a Davis TV network called “Gittes venner,” and appeared in other Danish TV shows and in commercials in the late ’90s. In 2003, Nielsen was in the Danish “Big Brother” alongside her former mother in law Jackie Stallone. Nielsen appeared on season one of the Italian TV show “The Mole” in 2004 and also appeared on season 3 of VH1’s “The Surreal Life.” In 2006, Nielsen guest-starred on “Flavor of Love.” In 2007, Nielsen starred in a British mockumentary “Killing Brigitte Nielsen” which premiered on the Sky Travel network. In 2008, she appeared on the reality show “Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew,” which depicted her and several other celebrities dealing with recovery from drug and alcohol addiction at a Pasadena rehab clinic. In May 2008, Nielsen revealed on German television that she would be having six plastic surgeries in order to “renew” her body and that it would cost €66,000 altogether (over $77,000 USD.) She was filmed during the surgeries by German TV network RTL and had her own show called “Aus alt mach neu – Brigitte Nielsen in der Promi-Beauty-Klinik.” The show was also broadcast in Italy under the name “Celebrity Makeover: Brigitte Nielsen” on Sky Italia. 2010 saw Nielsen appearing as a celebrity contestant on two French reality shows. In 2011, Nielsen did voice work for the Danish animated comedy “Ronal the Barbarian.” The next year, she appeared in the horror flick “Eldorado” and was a celebrity contestant and winner of the German version of “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”. In 2013, she featured in the short film “The Key.” In 2014, Nielsen starred in science fiction film “Exodus,” the TV series “Raising Hope,” and the action film “Mercenaries.” In 2015, Nielsen began hosting her own talk show “Gitte Talks” on the Danish TV channel Kana 4. Since August 2016, she has been a presenter for the German dating show “Wirt Sucht Liebe.” In 2017, she joined the cast of TV series “Gods and Secrets.” In 2018, Brigitte reprised her “Rocky IV” role of Ludmilla Drago in “Creed II.” Music Career: Nielsen started a music career in 1987 when she released her debut album “Every Body Tells a Story” and recorded a duet that same year with Austrian pop star “Falco,” that went to No. 22 in Germany and No. 6 in Austria. Her follow up album, “I’m the One…Nobody Else” was released in 1991.  She has released some songs under the pseudonym “Gitta” because producers wanted to see if she could find success as a singer without her real, famous name on the cover. The first song she released under Gitta was “No More Turning Back,” and it peaked at No. 54 on the British Single Charts. Personal Life: Brigitte is fluent in Danish, English, German, and Italian, with some understanding of French. Nielsen’s first husband was Kasper Winding. They were married from 1983-1984 and they have one son, Julian Winding, whom Nielsen has had little contact with. Perhaps her most publicized relationship was her marriage to Sylvester Stallone in December 1985. They were engaged during the filming of 1985’s “Rocky IV.” Their marriage ended in an also highly-publicized divorce in July 1987. They had no children. Her first child, Killian Marcus Gastineau was born in 1989 and was fathered by her ex-fiance Mark Gastineau. Nielsen was married to director and photographer Sebastian Copeland from 1990-1992. Nielsen had two sons with her fourth husband Raoul Meyer. In 2005, she had a highly publicized relationship with rapper Flavor Flav. Nielsen married Mattia Dessi in July 2006. In June 2018, Nielsen gave birth to her fifth child at the age of 54. Nielsen checked herself into a rehab facility in North Hollywood in July 2007, and reports surfaced quickly that there had been a family intervention. Her manager Steven Tempone publicly confirmed that she had checked herself in. She was out a week and a half later to attend the Comedy Central roast of “Flavor Flav.” In addition to appearing on “Celebrity Rehab” for alcoholism, TV Guide aired her success story with sobriety and it was confirmed in 2010 that she was sober and had quit smoking.

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Barry Meyer Net Worth and Salary: Barry Meyer is an American television producer who once served as chairman and CEO of Warner Bros Entertainment. Barry Meyer has a net worth of $60 million. Although Meyer was once one of the most influential figures in the television world while serving as CEO of Warner Bros., he was famous for staying out of the spotlight. Unlike many other high-profile producers and CEOs, Barry preferred to maintain a low profile and keep his personal life under wraps. That being said, his contributions to Warner Bros Entertainment were phenomenal and widely-recognized by industry insiders. After first becoming CEO in 1999, Meyer spent the next 14 years transforming the studio into one of the most profitable enterprises in the entertainment industry. Under his leadership, box office profits soared. When Barry stepped down as CEO in 2013, Warner Bros had consistently raked in billions of dollars each year at the box office. Early Life: Barry Michael Meyer was born on November 28th of 1946 in New York City. Raised in a Jewish household, Meyer attended the University of Rochester after graduating from high school. After obtaining his bachelor’s degree, he moved on to Case Western Reserve University. While studying at Case Western’s School of Law, Barry earned his Juris Doctor. After graduating from college, Meyer was initially intent on pursuing a career in law. To this day, he remains a member of the bar in New York. He was also once admitted to the practice of law in Ohio. Career: Barry Meyer began his entertainment career at ABC Television Network. He spent two and a half years working in the legal and business affairs departments of ABC before joining Warner Bros. Entertainment in 1971. Just one year after joining Warner Bros., Mayer was promoted to Vice President of Business Affairs in Warner Bros.’ television department. Throughout the next few years, Barry continued to work his way up the ranks. In 1978, he became the new Executive Vice President for the entire television division. During this period, Warner Bros. focused on a number of successful films such as “The Exorcist” and “A Clockwork Orange,” but the company also generated tremendous profits through various television shows. The most notable of these shows were built around well-known superheroes such as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Warner Bros. also made early ventures into the video game industry during the late 70s and early 80s. In 1984, Meyer was promoted once again, this time accepting the role of Executive Vice President of Warner Bros. Inc. Not only was he now playing a major role in all of the activities of the company, but Barry was also fully in control of the studio’s television operations. In the early 90s, Time Inc and Warner Bros. merged in a $14.9-billion cash deal – although Paramount tried to stop the deal from going through with its own hostile takeover. In 1994, Barry Meyer accepted additional responsibilities as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Warner Bros. Entertainment. This meant that he was now responsible for a wide range of various divisions. These included the studio facilities, legal concerns, business affairs, human resources, business strategy, government relations, and much more. Slowly but surely, Meyer was taking greater control of Warner Bros. With greater influence, Barry established the WB Television Network and CW – two entities that would play a massive role in ushering in a new era for Warner Bros. and its dominance of the TV industry. During this period, shows like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Smallville,” “Dawson’s Creek,” and “One Tree Hill” proved popular among teens. “Charmed and “7th Heaven” also proved to be major hits. On the heels of this undeniable level of success, Barry Meyer was named the new CEO and Chairman of Warner Bros. Entertainment in 1999. Things didn’t go very smoothly at first, as Warner Bros.’ takeover of AOL proved to be a misguided decision when the “dot com” bubble burst. However, Warner Bros. and Barry Meyer would soon rake in more than enough cash with one of the most profitable film franchises of all time: the “Harry Potter” movies. “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” was released in 2001, and it was a major money-maker right off the bat. The first film in the franchise raked in over $1 billion – a feat that would be equaled later by “Deathly Hallows – Part 2.” Overall, the “Harry Potter” film franchise helped Warner Bros. Entertainment generate over $7.7 billion in worldwide box office revenues. Barry Meyer also remained focused on television during his time as CEO. In 2003, he helped launch “Two and a Half Men,” which became the fourth-most profitable series in 2012. By this point, the show was earning Warner Bros. $3.24 million per episode. In 2005, Barry Meyer and Warner Bros. helped release “Batman Begins,” which was the first film in the “Dark Knight” trilogy. Collectively, the three films grossed over $2.4 billion at the box office. The trilogy also received consistently strong reviews from critics. In 2013, Barry Meyer stepped down as CEO. Kevin Tusjihara took his place. After Warner Bros: After leaving Warner Bros., Meyer continued to play a notable advisory role in the television industry, especially with matters concerning labor issues. He is a member of the Board of Councilors of the USC School of Cinema-Television, the Board of Directors of the Motion Picture Association of America, and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. In 2014, it was reported that Meyer had been appointed to the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco. His three-year term ended in 2016.