Lord Lloyd Webber’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

The Wizard of Oz, Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of the Hollywood musical, opened in the West End to good reviews and took $13.05 million in advance bookings. His Really Useful Investments company in London made a $13.84 million profit on $199.73 million sales in 2009-10. Worldwide, the composer’s business empire and royalty stream are worth $718 million. Other assets, such as art and wine, are holding up well but with continuing weakness in his property portfolio. Lord Lloyd Webber has a net worth of $1.2 billion.
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Cameron Mackintosh’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

Mackintosh’s eponymous London-based theatre company made a £20.2m profit in 2009-10 and should see a healthy advance in 2010-11. His 25th anniversary production of Les Misérables last year has given new life to the show globally. A former stagehand, Mackintosh, 64, got his break in 1981, producing Cats by Lord Lloyd-Webber (qv). His theatres, rights to shows and a stake in an American licensing business are worth £550m. Private assets take him to £725m.
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