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Jeff Conaway net worth: Jeff Conaway was an American actor who had a net worth of $250 thousand at the time of his death in May, 2011. Jeff Conaway’s career in show business began during his years as a student at NYU, appearing in TV commercials and in a school production of The Threepenny Opera in which he played the lead role. His big screen debut came in 1971 in the film Jennifer on my Mind. From there, Conaway was cast in the original Broadway production of Grease as an understudy to Barry Bostwick and various others. He eventually inherited the lead role from Bostwick when he left the production. It was on Grease that he first worked with friend John Travolta, and they would later appear in the movie version of Grease. In 1975, Conaway made his move into series television with a role on Happy Days. This eventually led to what would be come his signature role, struggling actor Bobby Wheeler on the sitcom Taxi. He left the show after its 3rd season due to problems with drug abuse and creative difficulties. He continued to work in film and TV until his addiction problems caused him to be a part of the TV show Celebrity Rehab. In May, 2011, he died in a drug-related fit of pneumonia.

Powers Boothe net worth: Powers Boothe was an award-winning American actor who had a net worth of $8 million. Powers Boothe acquired his net worth from a 35+ year successful acting career. Fresh out of college, Powers joined the Oregon Shakespeare Festival theatre, appearing in plays including Henry IV and Troilus and Cressida. In the late seventies, Powers made his Broadway debut, starring in a one-man play Lone Star. He gained prominence in the 1980 CBS TV movie, Guyana Tragedy: The Story of James McLure. He won an Emmy Award for his portrayal in the film as Jim Jones, a crazed cult leader. Throughout the 1980s, Powers was a firm fixture on the small screen. He appeared in a series of films for HBO including Southern Comfort, Sudden Death, U Turn and Extreme Prejudice. In the 1990s, Powers continued to appear in TV films. He was featured in The Family of Spies (1990), Tombstone (1993) and starred opposite Jessica Lange in Blue Sky (1994). Powers’ fruitful acting career went from strength to strength. He starred in the 2001 movie Attila and 2005 film Sin City. For younger audiences, Powers was perhaps most well-known for being a regular on HBO’s Deadwood. He also made guest appearances on 24, 24: Redemption and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Unfortunately, Powers Boothe died on May 14, 2017 at the age of 68.

Antonia Johnson net worth: Antonia Johnson is a Swedish billionaire who has a net worth of $8.5 billion. Antonia Johnson is one of Sweden’s richest women. She stepped into her father’s shoes as the head of the Axel Johnson Group, a diversified trading company, in 1982. Almost a decade before taking the lead of the company, the privately held businesses was founded by her great-grandfather, and over the years it has acquired interests in food, security, energy, telecom, real estate and industrial products. The group holds major shares in leading Scandinavian companies, including a 46% stake in Axfood AB, which is one of the largest food operations on the peninsula. Prior to becoming rich heiress, Johnson attended Radcliffe College as an exchange student in the early 1960s, growing up into a well-educated young woman with a generous and philanthropic heart, eventually becoming a wife and mother of four. Over the years, Johnson supported manifold Swedish charities, one of the most notable being the World Childhood Foundation, which was founded by the queen of Sweden.

Barron Hilton Net Worth: Barron Hilton was an American businessman and socialite who had a net worth of $4.5 billion dollars at the time of his death in 2019. Born in 1927 in Dallas, Texas, Barron Hilton was the son of hotel mogul Conrad Hilton. The younger Hilton was a Navy photographer during World War II. After the war he actually turned down his father’s offer to join the family business. Instead he attended the University of Southern California Aeronautical School. Hilton then worked with several different companies including one that distributed fruit juice. In the 1950s he finally joined the family empire, becoming vice president of Hilton Hotels. In 1959, Barron purchased the American Football League’s Los Angeles franchise and named the team the Charges. The team moved to San Diego in 1961. Hilton was instrumental in the construction of Jack Murphy Stadium, which is known today as Qualcomm Stadium. He also played a significant role in merging the National Football League and the American Football League into today’s NFL. He’s the last living member of the Foolish Club, a name the AFL owners gave themselves as they tried to compete with the well-established NFL. He sold his stake in the Chargers in 1966 for $10 million. In the 1970s, it was Barron’s wise idea to invest in Nevada casinos, buying what would become the Las Vegas Hilton and the Flamingo hotel and the source of the majority of the family wealth today. When Conrad Hilton died in 1979, 97% of his estate was left to his personal charity with the option for Barron to purchase his shares to keep the Hilton family in control of the company. Though the charity opposed it, a court eventually ruled in favor of Barron. A settlement was reached, leaving Barron with 4 million shares of the family enterprise. Private equity behemoth Blackstone acquired Hilton in 2000 for $20 billion. Disinheriting Paris: Barron was married to Marilyn June Hawley from 1947 until her death in 2004. They had two daughters and six sons. For much of his adult life, Barron intended to leave his multi-billion-dollar fortune to his family after his passing. His family includes grandchildren Paris, Nicky Hilton and Barron Hilton II. Barron was reportedly extremely embarrassed by the actions of granddaughter Paris. From the sex tape, to the terrible reality shows, to the general tarnishing of the Hilton name. As a result, in 2007, Conrad adjusted the terms of his will to cut out his family and instead leave 97% of his estate to the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. So, instead of roughly two dozen people inheriting $4.5 billion, $190 million per person, those same people will split 3% of $4.5 billion. That’s a total of $135 million, around $5.6 million per person. Barron Hilton died on September 19, 2019 at the age of 91. With his passing, $4.5 billion will be transferred to the Conrad N. Hilton foundation, boosting its coffers to more than $6 billion. The Hilton family members will split just 3%, roughly $135 million. It will be split among dozens of children, grandchildren and even several great-grandchildren.