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Gaspard Ulliel Net Worth: Gaspard Ulliel is a French actor and model who has a net worth of $8 million. Born in Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris, France, in 1984, Gaspard Ulliel grew up with parents who were heavily involved in show business. His mother worked as a producer for runway shows, while his father was a stylist. One of Ulliel’s trademark features is a scar across his cheek that he suffered when he was bit by a dog after trying to ride on its back as a kid. He studied cinema at the University of Saint-Denis and started appearing on-screen while still in school. He made his debut in 1997’s “Mission protection rapprochee” as Olivier Rousseau in 1997. Ulliel went on to appear in “Bonnes vacances”, “Alias”, “Julien l’apprenti”, “Brotherhood of the Wolf”, and “L’oiseau rare” before landing the part of Loic in 2002’s “Summer Things”. Ulliel won Most Promising Young Actor at the 2003 Lumiere Awards for the part and was nominated for Most Promising Actor at the Cesar Awards. In 2003, he appeared as Jean Delmas in “Strayed”, earning a second Cesar Award nod for Most Promising Actor and winning Best Male Newcomer honors at the Etoiles d’Or Awards. Ulliel finally won Most Promising Actor at the 2005 Cesar Awards for the part of Manech Langonnet in 2004’s “A Very Long Engagement”. He has since appeared in “Paris, je t’aime”, “Hannibal Rising”, “The Sea Well”, “Ultimatum”, “The Vinter’s Luck”, “The Princess of Montpensier”, “The Art of Love”, and “Saint Laurent”. As a model, he worked with Longchamp and Chanel, and graced the cover of French “Vogue” in January 2007.

Pauly Shore Net Worth: Pauly Shore is an American actor and comedian who has a net worth of $30 million. Shore is most famous for his comedic roles in films such as “Encino Man” (1992), “Son in Law” (1993), and “In the Army Now” (1994), but he is also a stand-up comic, director, producer, and podcaster. Pauly’s 2014 mockumentary, “Pauly Shore Stands Alone,” won the award for Best Documentary at the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles, and he has hosted the podcasts “Pauly Shore Podcast Show” and “Pauly Shore’s Random Rants.” Shore’s family has owned West Hollywood’s world-famous Comedy Store since the early 1970s. Early Life: Pauly Shore was born Paul Montgomery Shore on February 1, 1968, in Los Angeles, California. His parents, Mitzi and Sammy (a comedian), opened The Comedy Store in 1972; when Mitzi and Sammy ended their marriage in 1974, she became the sole owner. (Pauly began managing the club after Mitzi’s death in 2018.) Shore grew up with 3 siblings, Peter, Scott, and Sandi, in a Jewish household, and he graduated from Beverly Hills High School in 1986. He spent much of his youth around comedians, and at age 17, he performed his first stand-up set at Culver City’s Alley Cat Bistro. Sam Kinison became his mentor and let Pauly serve as his opening act many times. While touring as a stand-up comic, Shore developed an alter ego known as “The Weasel” where he played the part of a surfer dude. Career: Pauly got his big break when he landed a job as an MTV VJ in 1989. He kept the VJ position until 1994, hosting “MTV Spring Break” and appearing on the “MTV Video Music Awards.” MTV gave Shore his own show, “Totally Pauly, ” in 1990, and it ran for 6 years. In 1991, he released his first comedy album, “The Future of America,” and made a music video for the track “Lisa, Lisa, the One I Adore.” Pauly went on to release 2 more albums: 1992’s “Scraps from the Future” and 1994’s “Pink Diggily Diggily.” Shore made his television debut on a 1987 episode of “21 Jump Street” and his big screen debut in 1988’s “For Keeps?,” which starred Molly Ringwald. In 1992, Pauly starred in “Encino Man” with Brendan Fraser and Sean Astin; the movie was a hit, earning $40.7 million against a $7 million budget. He followed “Encino Man” with “Son in Law” (1993), which grossed $36.4 million and “In the Army Now” (1994), which grossed $28.8 million. “Jury Duty” (1995) was considered a flop, earning $4 million less than the film’s $21 million budget, and 1996’s “Bio-Dome” grossed $13.4 million against a production budget of $8.5 million. The Fox network gave Pauly a show, simply called “Pauly,” in 1997, but only 5 episodes aired before it was cancelled. Shore has played himself on “Entourage” (2005 and 2007), “Workaholics” (2016), and “Alone Together” (2018). Pauly wrote, directed, produced, and starred in the 2003 mockumentary “Pauly Shore Is Dead.” Though it grossed just $11,000 during its limited release, it is Shore’s most positively reviewed film and earned him an Audience Choice Award for directing at the Slamdunk Film Festival. In 2005, he starred on TBS reality series “Minding the Store,” and he wrote, directed, produced, and starred in 2009 mockumentary “Adopted.” Pauly also directed and produced the comedy specials “Vegas is My Oyster” (2011) and “Pauly-Tics” (2012). Personal Life: Shore dated “Son in Law” co-star Tiffani Thiessen and “Bio-Dome” co-star Kylie Minogue in the 1990s. He also had relationships with adult film stars Jewel De’Nyle (2002) and Savannah (1991 – 1992); Savannah, whose real name was Shannon Wilsey, sadly died by suicide in 1994, and Pauly was with her when she passed away at Burbank’s St. Joseph’s Hospital. Real Estate: In 1996, Shore paid $1.5 million for a 4,500 square foot home in the Hollywood Hills. He renovated the house in 2015 and put it on the market for $13 million; he couldn’t find a buyer, so he listed it for rent for $27,000 per month. In 2020, he put the mansion back on the market, this time for an asking price of $9.5 million.