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Haim Saban was born on the 15th October 1944, in Alexandria, Egypt, and is an American record, film, and television producer, who is probably best recognized for being the founder of Saban Entertainment, a television production company which has produced such children’s films and TV titles as “Power Rangers”, “Inspector Gadget”, and “X-Men” among other. His career has been active since the mid- 1960s.

So, have you ever wondered how rich Haim Saban is, as of late 2016? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Saban counts his net worth at the impressive amount of $3.4 billion, accumulated through his successful career in the entertainment and music industries.

Haim Saban Net Worth $3.4 Billion

Haim Saban was brought up in an Egyptian-Jewish family, which later moved to Tel Aviv, Israel, where he attended a Youth Aliyah boarding school. Due to being a troublemaker, he was expelled, so he enrolled at a night school, from which he matriculated.

Saban’s professional career began in 1966, when he became the bass player for the rock band named The Lions of Judah (Ha’arayot). At the same time, he worked as the band’s manager, which established his net worth. Three years later, Dave Watts joined the band, and in the same year, they went on tour through England, after which they signed a contract with Polydor Records, and released the single “Our Love’s A Growing Thing”, without any major success; however, they returned to Israel, and Saban started pursuing a career as a record producer.

Subsequently, he moved to France, where he established his own record label together with Shuki Levy. Their clients were such artists as Mike Brant and Noam Kaniel, among many others. Since then, his career has only gone upwards, as well as his net worth and popularity. Levy and Saban became well-known for composing soundtracks for a number of children’s series.

He subsequently moved to the USA, where he began work as a film and television producer, launching his own company named Saban Entertainment productions in 1988. During the 1990s, the company became recognized for such productions as “The Karate Kid”, “V.R. Troopers”, and “Power Rangers”. In 1996, Fox Children’s Productions and Saban Entertainment assimilated to form Fox Kids Worldwide; however, in 2001, the company was sold for $5.3 billion to The Walt Disney Company, becoming ABC Family, which added a considerable amount to his net worth.

In 2003, Saban bought ProSiebenSat.1 Meda group, a German media conglomerate, which had gone bankrupt. The company owns five television channels, and under the control of Saban, it became one of the greatest, increasing further his net worth. Three years later, he did the same thing with Univision Communications, the largest Spanish-language media company in the USA.

Speaking about his personal life, Haim Saban has been married to Cheryl Lynn Flor Saban since 1987; the couple has two children, and he is also the father of two adopted children. His current residence is in Beverly Hill, California. In free time, he is very active in politics, and is known for supporting Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. He is also known for being a philanthropist, who donates money to charitable organizations such as Soroka Medical Center.



Full Name Haim Saban
Net Worth $3.4 Billion
Date Of Birth October 15, 1944
Place Of Birth Alexandria, Egypt
Profession Media proprietor
Nationality American, Israeli
Spouse Cheryl Saban
Children Tanya Saban, Ness Saban
Siblings Arieh Saban
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/haimsabanofficial
Twitter https://twitter.com/haimsaban
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0536805/
Movies Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 4: The Wizard of Oz; The Magic Carpet; Alibaba and Forty Thieves, Power Rangers Monster Bash Halloween Special
TV Shows Power Rangers, Big Bad Beetleborgs, Masked Rider, VR Troopers, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Megaforce, Power Rangers Time Force, Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, Power Rangers Dino Charge, Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog, Around the World in Eighty Dreams, …
Fact
1 Haim was the owner and founder of Saban Entertainment, the company behind the monster hit “Power Rangers”. The company was bought out in 2001 by The Walt Disney Company, and it was renamed Buena Vista (BVS) Entertainment.
2 Named to University of California Board of Regents. [2002]
3 Son Ness, b. 1989; daughter Tanya, b. 1991.

Composer

Title Year Status Character
Los Luchadores 2001 TV Series 1 episode
Living with Lionel 2001 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Digimon: Digital Monsters 1999-2001 TV Series 104 episodes
Avengers: United They Stand 1999-2000 TV Series 13 episodes
Action Man 2000 TV Series 1 episode
Mad Jack the Pirate 1998-1999 TV Series 13 episodes
Power Rangers in Space 1998 TV Series 43 episodes
Curse of the ShadowBorg 1997 Video as Kussa Mahchi
The Incredible Hulk 1996-1997 TV Series 21 episodes
Bureau of Alien Detectors 1996 TV Series 13 episodes
Dragon Ball Z 1996 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Eagle Riders 1996 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Little Mouse on the Prairie 1996 TV Series
Lord Zedd’s Monster Heads: The Greatest Villains of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 1995 Video short as Kussa Mahchi
Space Strikers 1995 TV Series
Spider-Man 1995 TV Series 2 episodes
X-Men 1995 TV Series 1 episode
Sweet Valley High 1994-1995 TV Series 15 episodes
Teknoman 1994 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Alpha’s Magical Christmas 1994 Video short as Kussa Mahchi
Creepy Crawlers 1994 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Tonde Buurin 1994 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi
Little Shop 1991 TV Series 13 episodes
Video Power 1990 TV Series 1990
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes 1990 TV Series 13 episodes
Kid ‘n’ Play 1990 TV Series 1990
Samurai Pizza Cats 1990 TV Series
The New Adventures of He-Man 1990 TV Series 1990
Heroes on Hot Wheels 1990 TV Series 1991
Little Golden Book Land 1989 TV Movie
The Real Ghostbusters 1986-1989 TV Series 43 episodes
Camp Candy 1989 TV Series 10 episodes
Deadly Nightmares 1987-1989 TV Series 38 episodes
The Karate Kid 1989 TV Series 13 episodes
Captain N: The Game Master 1989 TV Series 13 episodes
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! 1989 TV Series 65 episodes
Ring Raiders 1989 TV Series 1 episode
C.O.P.S. 1988-1989 TV Series 65 episodes
A.L.F. 1987-1989 TV Series 26 episodes
The Adventures of Ronald McDonald: McTreasure Island 1989 Video short
RoboCop 1988 TV Series 12 episodes
Dennis the Menace 1986-1988 TV Series 78 episodes
ALF Tales 1988 TV Series
Dino-Riders 1988 TV Series 11 episodes
Barbie and the Rockers: Out of This World 1987 TV Short
Diplodo 1987 TV Series
Maxie’s World 1987 TV Series
Meet Julie 1987 TV Movie
Starcom: The U.S. Space Force 1987 TV Series 13 episodes
Sylvanian Families 1987 TV Series 13 episodes
She-Ra: Princess of Power 1985-1987 TV Series 93 episodes
Dinosaucers 1987 TV Series 5 episodes
Grimm Masterpiece Theatre 1987 TV Series
Beverly Hills Teens 1987 TV Series 20 episodes
The Little Wizards 1987 TV Series 1987
Hello Kitty’s Furry Tale Theater 1987 TV Series 1987
Lady Lovelylocks and the Pixietails 1987 TV Series 14 episodes
The New Archies 1987 TV Series 2 episodes
Macron 1 1986 TV Series as Kussa Mahchi, 1986
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 4: The Wizard of Oz; The Magic Carpet; Alibaba and Forty Thieves 1986 Video short
Popples 1986 TV Series
Sectaurs 1986 TV Mini-Series
MASK 1985-1986 TV Series 75 episodes
ABC Weekend Specials 1986 TV Series 1 episode
Photon 1986 TV Series
Lazer Tag Academy 1986 TV Series 1986
Heathcliff: The Movie 1986
La vie des Botes 1986 TV Series 1986
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 1: Puss n’ Boots/Little Red Riding Hood 1986 Video
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 2: The Three Little Pigs/The Ugly Duckling/The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids 1986 Video short
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 3: Sleeping Beauty/Snow White/Cinderella 1986 Video
Rainbow Brite 1984-1986 TV Series 13 episodes
Zoobilee Zoo 1986 TV Series 5 episodes
Punky Brewster: More for Your Punky 1985
He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special 1985 TV Movie
Kissyfur 1985 TV Series
Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors 1985 TV Series 65 episodes
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1983-1985 TV Series 130 episodes
Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer 1985
Inspector Gadget 1983-1985 TV Series 86 episodes
The Littles 1983-1985 TV Series 29 episodes
Mister T 1983-1985 TV Series 19 episodes
Punky Brewster 1985 TV Series
The Secret of the Sword 1985
Here Come the Littles 1985
Kidd Video 1985 TV Series 1 episode
Pole Position 1984 TV Series 13 episodes
The Get Along Gang 1984 TV Series 13 episodes
Punky Brewster 1984 TV Series
Going Bananas 1984 TV Series
Heathcliff & the Catillac Cats 1984 TV Series
Poochie 1984 TV Movie
Moon Madness 1984
Heathcliff 1984 TV Series 2 episodes
Lucky Luke 1984 TV Series 8 episodes
Les Dalton en cavale 1983
The Mysterious Cities of Gold 1982-1983 TV Series 39 episodes
Ulysses 31 1981-1982 TV Series 26 episodes
Time bokan 1975 TV Series

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Power Rangers 2017 producer pre-production
Melody 2017 executive producer announced
Power Rangers Dino Charge 2015 TV Series executive producer – 10 episodes
Power Rangers Super Megaforce 2014 TV Series executive producer
Power Rangers Samurai 2011-2012 TV Series executive producer – 41 episodes
Power Rangers Time Force 2001 TV Series executive producer
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue 2000 TV Series executive producer – 40 episodes
Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue – Titanium Ranger: Curse of the Cobra 2000 Video executive producer
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy 1999 TV Series executive producer – 45 episodes
Power Rangers in Space 1998 TV Series executive producer – 43 episodes
Ri¢hie Ri¢h’s Christmas Wish 1998 Video executive producer
Addams Family Reunion 1998 TV Movie executive producer
Rusty: A Dog’s Tale 1998 executive producer
Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog 1998 TV Series executive producer
Casper Meets Wendy 1998 Video executive producer
Curse of the ShadowBorg 1997 Video executive producer
Power Rangers Turbo 1997 TV Series executive producer – 45 episodes
Breaker High 1997 TV Series executive producer
Casper: A Spirited Beginning 1997 Video executive producer
Beetleborgs Metallix 1997 TV Series executive producer
Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie 1997 executive producer
Diabolik 1997 TV Series executive producer
Sweet Valley High 1994-1997 TV Series executive producer – 87 episodes
Power Rangers Zeo 1996 TV Series executive producer – 50 episodes
Big Bad Beetleborgs 1996 TV Series executive producer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 1993-1996 TV Series executive producer – 155 episodes
Masked Rider 1995 TV Series executive producer – 10 episodes
Lord Zedd’s Monster Heads: The Greatest Villains of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 1995 Video short executive producer
Princess Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic 1995 TV Series executive producer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie 1995 executive producer / producer
The Good, the Bad, and the Stupid: The Misadventures of Bulk and Skull 1995 Video executive producer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Karate Club Level 1 1994 Video executive producer
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Alpha’s Magical Christmas 1994 Video short executive producer
V.R. Troopers 1994 TV Series executive producer – 8 episodes
Till Death Us Do Part 1992 TV Movie executive producer
Camp Candy 1989-1992 TV Series executive producer – 11 episodes
Little Shop 1991 TV Series executive producer – 13 episodes
The Rape of Doctor Willis 1991 TV Movie executive producer
Wowser 1990 TV Series executive producer
The Girl Who Came Between Them 1990 TV Movie executive producer
The Phantom of the Opera 1990 TV Movie executive producer
Anything to Survive 1990 TV Movie executive producer
Shadow Strikers 1990 Video executive producer
The Karate Kid 1989 TV Series executive producer – 13 episodes
A.L.F. TV Series supervising producer – 13 episodes, 1988 – 1989 executive producer – 13 episodes, 1987 – 1988
Couch Potatoes 1989 TV Series executive producer – 9 episodes
Boes 1988 TV Series executive producer
Perfect Victims 1988 executive producer
Offshore Television 1988 TV Series executive producer
Treasure Mall 1988 TV Series executive producer
I’m Telling! 1987-1988 TV Series executive producer – 26 episodes
ALF Tales 1988 TV Series supervising producer – 1988-1990
Barbie and the Rockers: Out of This World 1987 TV Short executive producer
Grimm Masterpiece Theatre 1987 TV Series executive producer
The New Archies 1987 TV Series executive producer – 2 episodes
Macron 1 1986 TV Series executive producer – 1986
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 4: The Wizard of Oz; The Magic Carpet; Alibaba and Forty Thieves 1986 Video short executive producer / producer
Maple Town 1986 TV Series executive producer – 17 episodes
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 1: Puss n’ Boots/Little Red Riding Hood 1986 Video executive producer
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 2: The Three Little Pigs/The Ugly Duckling/The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids 1986 Video short executive producer
My Favorite Fairy Tales Volume 3: Sleeping Beauty/Snow White/Cinderella 1986 Video executive producer
Kidd Video 1984 TV Series executive producer – 1 episode

Music Department

Title Year Status Character
Celebrating 30 Years of Masters of the Universe 2012 Video short music editor
Spider-Man 1994-1995 TV Series composer – 2 episodes
Grimm Masterpiece Theatre 1987-1989 TV Series composer – 47 episodes
The Real Ghostbusters 1986-1987 TV Series composer – 78 episodes
She-Ra: Princess of Power 1985-1987 TV Series conductor – 93 episodes
Sectaurs 1986 TV Mini-Series music producer – 1986
Rambo TV Series composer – 65 episodes, 1986 producer – 65 episodes, 1986
Photon 1986 TV Series composer – 1 episode
Lazer Tag Academy 1986 TV Series conductor – 1986
Robotman & Friends 1985 TV Movie producer: background music
He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special 1985 TV Movie conductor
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1983-1985 TV Series conductor – 114 episodes
Mister T 1983-1985 TV Series music producer – 19 episodes
Punky Brewster 1985 TV Series conductor – 1 episode
The Secret of the Sword 1985 conductor
Saturday Supercade 1983 TV Series composer – 4 episodes
Don de la mancha TV Mini-Series composer – 23 episodes, 1980 international version – 23 episodes, 1980
Goldwing 1978 composer: English version / music arranger: English version / music producer: English version

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Power Rangers 2017 original series created by pre-production
Power Rangers Dino Charge 2015 TV Series 10 episodes
Power/Rangers 2015 Short original creator – uncredited
Power Rangers Megaforce 2013 TV Series creator
Power Rangers Samurai 2011-2012 TV Series 41 episodes
Great Pretenders 1999 TV Series theme song – as Kussa Mahchi
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, the Game 1995 Video Game characters – uncredited
Around the World in Eighty Dreams 1992 TV Series

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Chappie 2015 writer: “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe – Opening Theme”
Saturday Night Live 2014 TV Series writer – 1 episode
The Big Bang Theory 2012 TV Series writer – 1 episode
Nostalgia Critic 2012 TV Series writer – 1 episode
Digimon: The Movie 2000 writer: “Digi Rap”, “Going Digital”, “Here We Go”, “Let’s Kick it Up”, “Change into Power”, “Strange”, “Hey Digimon”, “Run Around” – as Kussa Mahchi
Inspector Gadget 1999 writer: “Inspector Gadget” 1987, “I’ll Be Your Everything” from Inspector Gadget
Power Rangers in Space 1998 TV Series writer: “Power Rangers in Space Theme”
Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie 1997 writer: “Freewheelin”, “Enemies Beware”
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie 1995 writer: “Go Go Power Rangers”, “Cross My Line”
Diplodo 1987 TV Series writer: “Diplodos”, “Diplodo”
The Real Ghostbusters 1987 TV Series writer – 3 episodes
Beverly Hills Teens 1987 TV Series writer: “Beverly Hills Teens”, “Bécébégé”, “Creciendo en Beverly Hills”
Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer 1985 music: “Brand New Day”, “Rainbow Brite and Me”
MASK 1985 TV Series writer: “M.A.S.K.”
The Secret of the Sword 1985 writer: “I Have The Power”
Lucky Luke 1984 TV Series writer: “Bang Bang Lucky Luke”
Heathcliff & the Catillac Cats 1984 TV Series writer: “Heathcliff”, “Les Entrechats Sont Là”
Kidd Video 1984 TV Series producer – 1 episode
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1983 TV Series “Opening and Closing Title Theme”
Les Dalton en cavale 1983 lyrics: “Bang Bang Lucky Luke” – as Haïm Saban / music: “Bang Bang Lucky Luke” – as Haïm Saban
Inspector Gadget 1983 TV Series writer: “Inspector Gadget”, “Inspecteur Gadget”, “L’ispettore Gadget”
The Littles 1983 TV Series writer: “Here Come The Littles” Theme
The Mysterious Cities of Gold 1982 TV Series writer: “Les Mystérieuses Citées D’Or”, “Mysterious Cities Of Gold”
Ulysses 31 1981 TV Series lyrics: “Ulysse”, “Ulysse 31”, “Ulysse Revient” / music: “Ulysse”, “Ulysse 31”, “Ulysse Revient”

Miscellaneous

Title Year Status Character
Power Rangers Super Megaforce 2014 Video Game chairman and ceo: Saban Brands
Power Rangers Super Samurai 2012 Video Game chairman and ceo: Saban Brands
Power Rangers Samurai 2011 Video Game chairman and ceo: Saban Brands

Thanks

Title Year Status Character
Funk Fist: The 32nd Legend of Seesaw 2009 special thanks
Perfect Little Angels 1998 TV Movie the producers wish to thank: for their assistance
Prey of the Chameleon 1992 special thanks
Fatal Games 1984 special thanks – as Haim Sabin

Self

Title Year Status Character
Uvda 2015 TV Series Himself
Charlie Rose 2013 TV Series Himself – Guest
A Morphenomenal Cast: A Look Back at Becoming a Power Ranger 2012 Video documentary short Himself
Morphin Time! A Look Back at Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2012 Video documentary short Himself

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