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Paul Verhoeven is a Dutch film director, screenwriter and producer who has a net worth of $20 million. The 75 year old, who was born in Amsterdam, started his filmmaking career while serving in the Dutch Naval, for whom he produced documentaries. He went on to make a series of films in the Netherlands, including Diary of a Hooker in 1971 and the uber-sexy Turkish Delight. He garnered international acclaim for Solider of Orange and The Fourth Wall in the 1980s, and subsequently moved to the United States. His first major box office hit was 1987’s Robocop, which he quickly followed up with Total Recall in 1990. While his films are sometimes criticized for their excessive violence, Verhoeven claims that he intends only to portray the violent aspects of human society. Perhaps Verhoeven’s most polarizing film is 1997’s campy Starship Troopers; a cult classic to some and a piece of junk to others. Like all of his films, it grabs you and won’t let go – perhaps the reason behind his enormous success.

Q-Tip net worth: Q-Tip is an American rapper and record producer who has a net worth of $8 million dollars. Born in Jamaica, Queens, New York, Q-Tip, also known as Jonathan Davis and Kamaal Ibn John Fareed, is a member of the wildly successful music group, A Tribe Called Quest. The primary producer and writer for much of A Tribe Called Quest’s material, he has also produced tracks for such artists as Mobb Deep, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Jay-Z, Beyonce, Questlove, and Kanye West, among many others. After A Tribe Called Quest went their separate ways in 1998, he launched a solo career that was stymied by his label, which did not feel that his records were commercially viable, and consequently did not release them. A Tribe Called Quest reunited in 2006 and began touring again. He has also begun releasing solo albums under Universal Motown Records, and his 2008 release, “The Renaissance”, was nominated for a Grammy. He has been nominated for four Grammy Awards, and has received one. He has appeared on multiple Top Producer and Top MC lists in multiple publications.

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