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Patrick Whitesell net worth and salary: Patrick Whitesell is an American CEO, producer and talent agent who has a net worth $300 million. Patrick Whitesell began his professional career working in the mail room of InterTalent, a talent agency. He moved up from the mail room to an agency position during his two years with InterTalent, and then became an agent at United Talent Agency. After two years with United, he moved to Creative Artists Agency, where he spent the next five years. During his time at Creative Artists, he rose from agent to head of the talent department. He subsequently moved to Endeavor Talent Agency in 2001, and was part of the group that designed the agency’s successful merger with the William Morris Agency. He is currently the co-CEO, with Ari Emanuel, of William Morris and represents such clients as Christian Bale, Kate Beckinsale, Ellen Page, Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Garner, Denzel Washington, Jessica Alba, Kate Hudson, and Matt Damon, among many, many others. William Morris acquired IMG for $2.4 billion in 2013 and the company is known today as WME-IMG. When the company acquired IMG, it did so with the backing of private equity firm Silver Lake. After the acquisition was completed, Silver Lake was given a 51% stake in the new mega-agency. Ari Emmanuel Patrick Whitesell and their original partners were left with 47%. It’s generally believed that Emmanuel owns around 15% of the company and Patrick owns 10%. The estimated current value of WME is conservatively $4 billion. At that valuation, Patrick’s 10% equity alone is worth $400 million before taxes. When Silver Lake invested, Ari and Patrick were also given 10-year employment contracts that pay annual base salaries of $10 million. Patrick married former news anchor Lauren Sánchez in 2005. Their star-studded wedding in Santa Barbara reportedly cost $2 million. In 2006, the two paid $11 million for a Beverly Hills mansion. In 2017, they paid $4.5 million for the vacant lot next door to expand their yard. That lot was previously owned by the late director Tony Scott who bought in 2003 for $800,000. Tony’s widow sold the lot for $2.85 million to a real estate developer who then sold it to the Whitesell/Sanchezes for $4.8 million. That’s a $2 million profit for holding the lot for ONE WEEK. Patrick and Lauren must have really wanted to own it! Patrick an Lauren’s relationship reportedly had been on the rocks for some time and the couple officially separated in late 2018. At that time, Lauren reportedly informed Patrick that she had been dating Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos for some time. I wonder how Patrick is going to feel about getting his clients into Amazon movies and TV shows from now on…

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Marvin Davis net worth: Marvin Davis was an American industrialist and philanthropist who had a net worth of $6 billion at the time of his death in 2004. Davis earned his first fortune in oil and then parlayed his wealth into the entertainment industry. He was the chairman of Davis Petroleum and owned many high profile companies including 20th Century Fox, the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Pebble Beach Corporation, and the Aspen Skiing Company. Marvin Davis was born in Newark, New Jersey in August 1925. His father was a dress maker in New York who pivoted his career to the oil business. After Marvin graduated from New York University he joined his father in the oil exploration business. Marvin was called “Mr. Wildcatter” due to his habit of drilling thousands of wells in areas that had never been explored. As money rolled in, Marvin made large investments in Denver real estate, primarily shopping malls and office complexes. In 1981, Marvin liquidated most of his oil holdings for $600 million. That’s the same as roughly $1.7 billion in today’s dollars. Later that same year he and partner bought movie studio 20th Century Fox for $725 million. Just four years later he sold the studio to Rupert Murdoch. The sale earned Marvin personally a $300 million profit. Around this time he began to acquire real estate assets such as the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Aspen Skiing Company and the Pebble Beach corporation which owned the Pebble Beach Golf Links. He sold Pebble Beach in 1990 for $841 million. Davis was involved in family disputes which involved his daughter Patricia. He helped to find the Carousel of Hope ball which raised money for juvenile diabetes and has a research building named after him at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. Davis was a big donor for the Democratic Party. Marvin was married to Barbara Levine and the couple had five children and many grandchildren. They purchased a 45,000 square foot house in Beverly Hills called The Knoll from Kenny Rogers. Marvin Davis passed away on September 25, 2004 at 79 years old.