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Eddie Spears Net Worth: Eddie Spears is a Native American Indian actor and model who has a net worth of $500 thousand. Born Edward Spears on November 29, 1982, in Chamberlain, South Dakota, he is a member of Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota (often called “Sioux”) Lower Brule Tribe. Eddie was only 10 years old when he first started acting, landing his first role in the TNT production of Geronimo. Shortly after, he found himself getting bigger roles, eventually taking on the lead on 2004’s Black Cloud. To bring the role to perfection, Eddie Spears was trained by the legendary Jimmy Gamiba for months. The rising actor could be also seen on the drama The Slaughter Rule (2002), as well as on TV movies like Dreamkeeper (2003) and Edge of America (2004). 2005 marks his performance on the miniseries Into the West, and his becoming a mentor at the 2nd annual HatcH audiovisual festival in Bozeman, Montana. Eddie’s next role was on the TV movie Bury My Heart in Wounded Knee. He then booked the role of Josep Black Moon on the AMC series Hell on Wheels (2011-/). In addition to acting, Eddie Spears also was present in the world of modeling. In 2005, he and his brother Michael modeled for Native American fashion designer, Cochiti Pueblo Virgil Ortiz.

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John Densmore net worth: John Densmore is an American musician and songwriter who has a net worth of $14 million. John Densmore was born in Los Angeles, California and went on to attend Santa Monica City College and California State University – Northridge, where he focused on ethnic music. He began performing with The Doors in 1965 and after their break-up in 1973, he formed The Butts Band with former bandmate, Robby Krieger. He then shifted his focus to the theater, both performing one-man shows, and producing projects. He burst onto the downtown theater scene with his one-act play, “Skins” at La Mama in New York, and then produced the award-winning play “Rounds”, and his one-man show, “The King of Jazz”. In addition to his theater work, he also appeared in such films as, “Get Crazy” and “The Doors”. He formed the group, Tribaljazz, and they released their first album in 2006. He has also written two books about his time with The Doors, “Riders on the Storm”, which became a bestseller, and “The Doors Unhinged”.