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Stan Lathan was born on the 8th July 1945 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is a television and film director, who is probably best known for being the director of the film “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (1987), and the TV sitcom “The Soul Man”. He is also recognized for being a television producer, who is currently the executive producer of the reality TV series “Real Husbands Of Hollywood”. His career has been active since the 1970s.

So, have you ever wondered how rich Stan Lathan is? It is estimated by authoritative sources that the total size of Stan’s net worth is over $10 million as of mid- 2016. Obviously, most of his income is the result of his successful involvement into the entertainment industry as a director and producer.

Stan Lathan Net Worth $10 Million

Stan Lathan was raised with two older brothers by his parents Stanley Edward Lathan and Julia Elizabeth Lathan. Upon matriculation from Overbrook High School in 1963, he enrolled at Pennsylvania State University, from which he graduated with a BA degree in Theater in 1967. In no time, he moved to Boston, where he earned his MA degree from Boston University.

Subsequently, his career began, as Stan’s first job as a director was creating the show “Hey Brother” in 1970. Since then, his career has gone only upwards, and so has his net worth as well as popularity. In a career that spans for more than three decades, he has more than 80 film and TV titles credited to his name, which represents the main source of his net worth. During the 1970s, he directed several episodes of such TV series as “That’s My Mama” (1975), “Sanford And Son” (1974-1975), and “Eight Is Enough” (1979-1981), among others. He continued successfully into the next decade, signing his name on such TV series as “Falcon Crest” (1982-1987), “Hill Street Blues” (1985-1987), and he also put his name on films “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (1987), “Beat Street” (1984), and “The Cotton Club” (1982), all of which added to a lot to his net worth.

The 1990s didn`t change much, only the number of titles, as he continued successfully with his career, directing “Roc” (1991-1994), “South Central” (1994), “Moesha” (1996-1999), and “The Steve Harvey Show” (1996-2002).

To speak further of his career, in the 2000s, he became more and more popular in Hollywood area, directing popular shows such as “All Of Us” (2003-2004), “Def Comedy Jam” (2008), “Real Husbands Of Hollywood” (2013-2016), and he is also the director of the TV series “Soul Man” (2012-2016), which contributed to his net worth.

Stan is also recognized as a producer, having more than 20 titles on his name, including “Russell Simmons Presents Brave New Voices” (2009), “Daddy’s Girls” (2009), “Russell Simmons Presents: Stand-Up At The El Rey” (2010), and most recently “Real Husbands Of Hollywood” (2013-2016), which also had a huge influence on his overall net worth.

Thanks to his skills, Stan has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Diversity Award in 2003 from the Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors, and he also received the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013. Furthermore, he has six NAACP Image Awards for his achievements in film and television, among many others.

If to talk about his personal life, Stan Lathan has been married to Marguerite Lathan since 1982; the couple has three children. Previously, he was in marriage with Eleanor McCoy (1968-1977), with whom he has a daughter – actress Sanaa Lathan. He currently resides in Beverly Hills, California.



Full Name Stan Lathan
Net Worth $10 Million
Date Of Birth July 8, 1945
Place Of Birth Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Profession Director, Producer, Writer
Education Pennsylvania State University
Nationality American
Spouse Marguerite Lathan (m. 1982), Eleanor McCoy (m. 1970–1977)
Children Sanaa Lathan, Tendaji Lathan, Colette Lathan, Arielle Lathan, Lilane Lathan
Parents Stanley Edward Lathan, Julia Lathan
Siblings Charles Lewis, William Lathan
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0490133/
Awards Tony Award for Best Special Theatrical Event
Nominations Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special, NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series
Movies Cedric the Entertainer: Taking You Higher, Dave Chappelle: For What It’s Worth, Dave Chappelle: Killin’ Them Softly, It’s Black Entertainment!, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Go Tell It on the Mountain, Beat Street, Trial of the Moke, Almos’ a Man, Amazing Grace, Save the Children, Booker, The Color of Friendsh…
TV Shows Def Comedy Jam, Run’s House, Brave New Voices 2010
Fact
1 Father of popular DJ, Tendaji Lathan.
2 Producer/director.
3 Father, with Eleanor McCoy, of daughter Sanaa Lathan.

Director

Title Year Status Character
The Comedy Get Down 2017 TV Series 2 episodes filming
All Def Comedy 2016 TV Movie
Real Husbands of Hollywood 2013-2016 TV Series 18 episodes
The Soul Man 2012-2016 TV Series 41 episodes
Uncle Buck 2016 TV Series 1 episode
Crowded 2016 TV Series 1 episode
Zoe Ever After 2016 TV Series 4 episodes
Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus 2012 TV Series 1 episode
Sunday Best 2011 TV Series 5 episodes
Russell Simmons Presents: Stand-Up at the El Rey 2010 TV Series 6 episodes
Russell Simmons Presents Brave New Voices 2009 TV Series 1 episode
Def Comedy Jam 2008 TV Series 10 episodes
Def Poetry 2007 TV Series documentary 2 episodes
Cedric the Entertainer: Taking You Higher 2006 TV Special documentary
Second Time Around 2004-2005 TV Series 8 episodes
Dave Chappelle: For What It’s Worth 2004 TV Special documentary
All of Us 2003-2004 TV Series 12 episodes
Saving Jason 2003 TV Movie
Cedric the Entertainer Presents 2002 TV Series 1 episode
The Steve Harvey Show 1996-2002 TV Series 122 episodes
It’s Black Entertainment 2002 TV Special documentary
The Bernie Mac Show 2001 TV Series 1 episode
Dave Chappelle: Killin’ Them Softly 2000 TV Special documentary
Loose Cannon 2000 TV Movie
Moesha 1996-1999 TV Series 6 episodes
The Rosie O’Donnell Show 1996 TV Series
Minor Adjustments 1995 TV Series 2 episodes
Cleghorne! 1995 TV Series 1 episode
Def Comedy Jam: Primetime 1994 TV Special documentary
Wild Oats 1994 TV Series 3 episodes
South Central 1994 TV Series 7 episodes
Roc 1991-1994 TV Series 62 episodes
Apollo Theatre Hall of Fame 1993 TV Special documentary
Martin 1992 TV Series 2 episodes
Good Sports 1991 TV Series 3 episodes
Private Times 1991 TV Movie
True Colors 1990 TV Series 2 episodes
It’s Garry Shandling’s Show. 1990 TV Series 1 episode
Alien Nation 1989-1990 TV Series 2 episodes
An Eight Is Enough Wedding 1989 TV Movie
Heart and Soul 1989 TV Short
A Man Called Hawk 1989 TV Series 1 episode
A Fine Romance 1989 TV Series 1 episode
1st & Ten: The Championship 1987-1989 TV Series 5 episodes
The Child Saver 1988 TV Movie
Frank’s Place 1987 TV Series 2 episodes
Uncle Tom’s Cabin 1987 TV Movie
Hill Street Blues 1985-1987 TV Series 5 episodes
Falcon Crest 1982-1987 TV Series 4 episodes
Amen 1986 TV Series 1 episode
Remington Steele 1982-1986 TV Series 4 episodes
The Redd Foxx Show 1986 TV Series 2 episodes
Better Days 1986 TV Series 4 episodes
MacGruder and Loud 1985 TV Series 2 episodes
American Playhouse 1985 TV Series 1 episode
Crazy Like a Fox 1984 TV Series
Miami Vice 1984 TV Series 1 episode
Booker 1984 TV Short
Beat Street 1984
A Celebration of Life: A Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. 1984 TV Special documentary
Go Tell It on the Mountain 1984
Cagney & Lacey 1983 TV Series 1 episode
Boone 1983 TV Series 1 episode
The Cotton Club 1982
Fame 1982 TV Series 1 episode
Broadway Plays Washington on Kennedy Center Tonight 1982 TV Movie
A House Divided: Denmark Vessey’s Rebellion 1982 TV Movie
Flamingo Road 1981-1982 TV Series 3 episodes
You Were There 1981 TV Series
ABC Afterschool Specials 1981 TV Series 1 episode
Eight Is Enough 1978-1981 TV Series 7 episodes
Breaking Away 1980-1981 TV Series 2 episodes
The Sky Is Gray 1980 TV Movie
The Righteous Apples 1980 TV Series
The Waltons 1979-1980 TV Series 2 episodes
Shirley 1979 TV Series 2 episodes
The Trial of the Moke 1978 TV Movie
Watch Your Mouth 1978 TV Series
James at 16 1978 TV Series 1 episode
The Apollo Presents 1976 TV Movie
Almos’ a Man 1976 TV Short
Barney Miller 1976 TV Series 1 episode
Baryshnikov: Live at Wolf Trap 1976 TV Movie
Sanford and Son 1974-1975 TV Series 6 episodes
That’s My Mama 1975 TV Series 3 episodes
Amazing Grace 1974
Save the Children 1973 Documentary
Statues Hardly Ever Smile 1971
Say Brother 1970 TV Series
Soul! 1968 TV Series

Producer

Title Year Status Character
All Def Comedy 2016 TV Movie executive producer
Real Husbands of Hollywood 2013-2016 TV Series executive producer – 48 episodes
Russell Simmons Presents: The Ruckus 2012 TV Series executive producer – 1 episode
Lemon 2011/I Documentary executive producer
Russell Simmons Presents: Stand-Up at the El Rey 2010 TV Series executive producer – 6 episodes
Daddy’s Girls 2009 TV Series executive producer – 15 episodes
Run’s House TV Series documentary field producer – 46 episodes, 2005 – 2008 executive producer – 4 episodes, 2005 – 2009
Russell Simmons Presents Brave New Voices 2009 TV Series executive producer – 7 episodes
American Mogul: Russell Simmons 2009 TV Movie executive producer
Def Comedy Jam 2008 TV Series executive producer – 1 episode
Def Poetry 2007 TV Series documentary executive producer – 3 episodes
Cedric the Entertainer: Taking You Higher 2006 TV Special documentary executive producer
Waist Deep 2006 executive producer
The Unsuccessful Thug 2006 TV Series executive producer
The History Makers 2005 Video documentary executive producer
Russell Simmons Presents: Hip Hop Justice 2004 TV Series executive producer
The Industry 2004 Video documentary executive producer
Dave Chappelle: For What It’s Worth 2004 TV Special documentary executive producer / producer
Saving Jason 2003 TV Movie executive producer
Cedric the Entertainer Presents 2002 TV Series executive producer
The Steve Harvey Show 1996-2002 TV Series executive producer – 122 episodes
It’s Black Entertainment 2002 TV Special documentary executive producer
Cedric the Coach 2001 TV Movie executive producer
Dave Chappelle: Killin’ Them Softly 2000 TV Special documentary executive producer
How to Be a Player 1997 executive producer
Gridlock’d 1997 co-executive producer
Roc 1993-1994 TV Series producer – 22 episodes
Amazing Grace 1974 producer

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Run’s House 2005-2008 TV Series documentary 42 episodes

Miscellaneous

Title Year Status Character
Roc 1992-1993 TV Series executive consultant – 4 episodes

Thanks

Title Year Status Character
Laff Mobb Presents 2012 TV Series special thanks – 2 episodes
Politics of Love 2011 the producers wish to thank

Self

Title Year Status Character
Unsung Hollywood 2015 TV Series documentary Himself
Screen Nation Television and Film Awards 2007 2007 TV Special Himself
It’s Black Entertainment 2002 TV Special documentary Himself

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2016 Image Award Image Awards Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Real Husbands of Hollywood (2013)
2015 Image Award Image Awards Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Real Husbands of Hollywood (2013)
2014 Image Award Image Awards Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Real Husbands of Hollywood (2013)
2013 Image Award Image Awards Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series The Soul Man (2012)
2005 Primetime Emmy Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special Dave Chappelle: For What It’s Worth (2004)
1995 CableACE CableACE Awards Stand-Up Comedy Series Def Comedy Jam (1992)
1994 CableACE CableACE Awards Stand-Up Comedy Series Def Comedy Jam (1992)
1993 CableACE CableACE Awards Stand-Up Comedy Special or Series Def Comedy Jam (1992)

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