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Ralph Macchio Net Worth: Ralph Macchio is an American TV and film actor who has a net worth of $4 million. He is best known for his starring roles as Daniel La Russo in the “Karate Kid” film franchise, as well as the sequel television series “Cobra Kai”. Early Life: Ralph George Macchio Jr. was born on November 4, 1961, in Huntington, New York. His parents, Rosalie (née DeSantis) and Ralph Macchio, Sr., owned a ranch. Macchio is of Italian and Greek descent. He began tap dancing at an early age, beginning lessons when he was just three years old. Career: Macchio was discovered when he was sixteen years old, and subsequently cast as the recurring character Jeremy Andretti in the television show “Eight Is Enough” (1980-1981). He made his feature film debut in the comedy “Up the Academy” (1980), followed by the film “The Outsiders” (1983). It was his role in the latter film that helped him land the role of Daniel LaRusso in the film “Karate Kid” (1984). This role is widely considered his breakthrough role, and it helped catapult him into Hollywood stardom. It was so successful that it enjoyed not one, but two sequel films: “The Karate Kid Part II” (1986) and “The Karate Kid Part III” (1989). Other films he appeared in include “Crossroads” (1986), in which he portrayed music student Eugene Martone; the drama “Distant Thunder” (1988), playing the son of John Lithgow’s character; the comedy “Too Much Sun” (1990), directed by Robert Downey Sr. and starring Robert Downey Jr.; the comedy “My Cousin Vinny” (1992), opposite Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei; the ensemble cast romantic comedy “Naked in New York” (1993); the comedy-drama “Can’t Be Heaven” (1999); the thriller “A Good Night to Die” (2003) along with the likes of Michael Rapaport, Gary Stretch, and Ally Sheedy; and the films “Hitchcock” (2012), “A Little Game” (2014), and “Psych: The Movie” (2017), among others. Television shows that Macchio has appeared on as a guest star include the HBO series “Entourage” (2005), where he plays himself; the ABC series “Ugly Betty” (2008) as Archie Rodriguez, Hilda’s love interest; and the series “How I Met Your Mother” (2013), as himself. William Zabka also appears in the same “How I Met Your Mother” episode, titled “The Bro Mitzvah”. Additionally, in 2011 he joined season 12 of the reality competition show “Dancing with the Stars” as a contestant. His professional partner was Karina Smirnoff, and he made it all the way to the semi-finals before getting eliminated, and ultimately placed fourth in the competition. In addition to his on-screen acting roles, Macchio has also appeared in several successful stage productions. In 1986, he starred in a production of the play “Cuba and His Teddy Bear” along with Robert DeNiro. In 1996, he starred in the lead role as J. Pierrepont Finch in the U.S. revival tour of the Tony Award-winning musical “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”. In 2010, he read the role of the adult Carl Morelli in the Bleecker Street Theater Company’s staged reading of the play “A Room of My Own”, written by Charles Messina; he later starred in an Off-Broadway production of the play from February to March 2016, along with Mario Cantone. Cobra Kai: In 2018, Macchio returned to the dojo when he starred in the YouTube-produced reboot of Karate Kid, titled “Cobra Kai”. The second season of Cobra Kai premiered in April 2019. Both Ralph and William Zabka, who reprises his role as Johnny, earned a reported $100,000 per episode for the first two seasons, which works out to around $1 million per season per person. They serve as co-executive producers on the project. The series is executive produced by Will Smith ever since his company Overbrook Productions licensed the rights from Jerry Weintraub’s company, Weintraub Entertainment Group. This marks Macchio’s first venture into working on a web series, but previously he has had plenty of experience working in television. The first season was released in May 2018. It received universal high praise but unfortunately low viewership because no one has YouTube Red… and no one wants YouTube Red… no matter how many times the app desperately tries to hit you over the head with pop ups and reminders. Thankfully, in August 2020 the show was finally released on Netflix where it found a wider audience and became one of the most-popular shows on the platform. The show will air at least four total season on Netflix. Personal Life: Off-screen, Ralph Macchio is married to a nurse practitioner, Phyllis Fierro, with whom he has two children. They were introduced by his grandmother when he was just 15 years old. They married in 1987. He owns the 1947 yellow Ford that he waxes in Karate Kid.

Keith Richards Net Worth: Keith Richards is an English musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer who has a net worth of $500 million. He is best known as the co-founder, guitarist, secondary vocalist, and one of the songwriters for The Rolling Stones. As of this writing, The Stones have sold more than 200 million records worldwide. The band still tours consistently to this day, nearly every year. For example, in 2018 the band earned $117 million off just 14 shows. Keith and band mate Mick Jagger have written nearly all of the bands’ original music. Early Life and Career Beginnings: Richards was born on December 18, 1943 in Dartford, Kent, England, as the only child to parents Doris Maud Lydia (née Dupree) and Herbert William Richards. His maternal grandfather, Augustus Theodore “Gus” Dupree, was also a musician. He toured Britain with his jazz big band, Gus Depree and His Boys, and it was him that nurtured Richards’ interest in music, the guitar in particular. Dupree was the one who gave Richards his first guitar. Richards was childhood friends with Mick Jagger, as the pair attended Wentworth Primary School together. They were even neighbors until the Richards family moved in 1954. Eventually, several years later, the pair reunited when Richards ran into Jagger on a train as Jagger headed to classes at the London School of Economics. Jagger was carrying albums from Chess Records by Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, and the pair rekindled their friendship over their shared musical interests. They also shared a mutual friend, Dick Taylor. Richards had met Taylor while at Sidcup Art College, and Jagger knew Taylor from the amateur band they were in, Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys, which Richards joined soon thereafter. The Blue Boys ended after Brian Jones invited Jagger and Richards to the Bricklayers Arms pub, where they met Ian Stewart and bonded over their shared interest in blues music. The Rolling Stones: With Brian Jones (guitar, harmonica, keyboards), Mick Jagger (lead vocals, harmonica), Bill Wyman (bass guitar), Charlie Watts (drums) and Ian Stewart (piano), Richards (guitar, vocals) joined the first lineup of the band that became known as The Rolling Stones. They signed to Decca Records in 1963. Since Jones’ departure from the band in 1969, Jagger and Richards have shared the primary songwriting and production duties for the band, for which they are credited as “the Glimmer Twins”. Richards has also been called the bandleader of The Stones by former member Ian Stewart. Unlike in other bands, where the drummer sets the pace, Richards and his guitar fill that role instead. The Rolling Stones have released over 100 albums over their long career, including 30 studio albums, and performed more than 2000 concerts globally. Solo Career and Other Ventures: Outside of The Rolling Stones, Richards has pursued several solo projects. His first solo single, a cover of Chuck Berry’s “Run Rudolph Run”, was released in 1978. After Jagger pursued a solo career in 1987, Richards formed the group the “X-Pensive Winos” with co-writer and co-producer Steve Jordan. The first Winos record, “Talk Is Cheap”, has gone gold since its release, and was followed by the first of Richards’ solo American tours. The Winos’ second album, “Main Offender”, was released in 1992, also followed by a tour. Despite the Winos being a group effort, with Waddy Wachtel (guitarist), Bobby Keys (saxophonist), Ivan Neville (keyboardist) and Charley Drayton (bass) in addition to Steven Jordan, both records are credited to Richards as a solo artist. Richards’ third studio album was released in September 2015, named “Crosseyed Heart”. Richards is not only an accomplished musician, but a widely recognized producing talent as well. Aside from his production efforts for The Stones alongside Jagger, Richards has accumulated many production and co-production credits on projects with artists such as Aretha Franklin, Johnnie Johnson, and Ronnie Spector. He even has his own record label, Mindless Records, where he released the track “Wingless Angels” in 1997, a track which he co-produced. In addition to music, Richards had a brief foray into the world of acting. After Johnny Depp states that his characters in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie franchise is loosely based on Richards and the Warner Bros. cartoon character Pepe Le Pew, Richards played the role of Captain Edward Teague in the third installment of the series, “At World’s End” (2007). He later reprised his role in the 2011 fourth installment, “On Stranger Tides”. Personal Life: Richards has a certain reputation for illicit drug use, stemming back in part to a series of drug busts during the late 1960s and 1970s, as well as his own open expression of his use of heroin, among other substances. He has been tried on drug-related charges five times: once in 1967, twice in 1973,  once in 1977, and once in 1978. In 2016, he stated that he still occasionally drinks alcohol and consumes cannabis. From 1967 to 1979, Richards was romantically involved with Italian-born actress Anita Pallenberg. The couple have a son, born in 1969, and a daughter, born in 1972. Their third son passed away just over two months after his births of sudden infant death syndrome on June 6, 1976. Richards and his wife Patti Hansen met in 1979, and married on December 18, 1983. Together, the couple have two daughters, born in 1985 and 1986.   Real Estate and Other Assets: Richards has a collection of approximately 3000 guitars. He owns multiple properties, including Redlands, a Sussex estate he bought in 1966. for 313,000 pounds. Actress Cate Blanchett purchased a nearby property in the East Sussex area for $4.68 million. Richards owns a home in Weston, Connecticut, which is his primary residence, and a property on the private resort island Parrot Cay, in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

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