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Rodrigo Santoro Net Worth: Rodrigo Santoro is a Brazilian actor who has a net worth of $10 million. Rodrigo Santoro was born in Petropolis, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil in August 1975. He studied journalism and entered the Actor’s Workshop of Rede Globo. Santoro starred in many of Globo’s telenovelas including Olho no Olho, Patria Minha, Explode Coracao, O Amor Esta no Ar, Suave Veneno, and Mulheres Apaixonadas. Santoro started acting in English films in 2001 with Brainstorm and Behind the Sun. In 2003 he starred in the movies Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle as Randy Emmers and Love Actually as Karl. In 2006 Santoro starred as Xerxes in the movie 300. He also starred as Paulo in the TV series Lost from 2006 to 2007. In 2009 he starred as Jimmy Kemple in the film I Love You Phillip Morris. He provided the voice of Tulio in the 2011 film Rio and starred as Alex in 2012’s What to Expect When You’re Expecting. In 2013 he starred as Frank Martinez in The Last Stand. In 2014 Santoro starred in the movie 300: Rise of an Empire as Xerxes and again provided the voice of Tulio in Rio 2. Santoro has won an ACIE Award, Brazilia Festival of Brazilian Cinema Awards, Cannes Film Festival Chopard Trophy, Golden India Catalinas at the Cartagena Film Festival, Cinema Brazil Grand Prize, Best Actor at the Havana Film Festival and Lima Latin American Film Festival, and more.

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Professor Griff net worth: Professor Griff is an American rap artist, poet, and public speaker who has a net worth of $5 million dollars. Professor Griff, also known as Richard Griffin, was born in Roosevelt, Long Island, New York, and went on to serve in the US Army after high school. After returning from his time with the Army, he launched his own party security service called, Unity Force. Unity Force often worked the same parties as DJ Chuck D. Chuck D later signed with Def Jam Records as part of Public Enemy, and invited Unity Force, renamed The Security of the First World, to serve as their bodyguards/back-up dancers. Professor Griff also served as the spokesperson for the group, but was ultimately kicked out due to numerous anti-semitic and homophobic remarks. He later apologized for the remarks. He subsequently founded his own band called, The Last Asiatic Disciples, and published a memoir called, “Analytixz” in 2009.