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Gary Ross net worth: Gary Ross is an American film director, writer, and author who has a net worth of $10 million. Gary Ross was born in Los Angeles, California in November 1956. He wrote and produced the movie Big in 1988. Ross write for the movies Mr. Baseball in 1992, Dave in 1993, and Lassie in 1994. He produced the film Trial and Error in 1997. Ross wrote, directed, and produced the movies Pleasantville in 1998 and Seabiscuit in 2003. He wrote and produced the movie The Tale of Despereaux in 2008 and wrote and directed the film The Hunger Games in 2012. Ross wrote, directed, and produced the movie Free State of Jones in 2016. Ross won the Paul Selvin Honorary Award from the Writers Guild of America in 1994. He has been nominated for four Academy Awards.

Tony Hayward net worth and salary: Tony Hayward is a British businessman who has a net worth of $40 million. Tony Hayward was born in Slough, Buckinghamshire, England in May 1957. He is best known as the former chief executive of the oil and energy company BP. Tony was the eldest of seven children. He graduated from Aston University and earned a PhD from the University of Edinburgh. He joined BP in 1982 as a rig geologist. He worked in London, France, Aberdeen, China, and Glasgow. He became executive assistant to Lord Browne. He moved to Colombia in 1992 as an exploration manager and then became president of the company’s operations in Venezuela in 1995. He went back to London in 1997 as the director of Exploration. In 1999 Hayward became the vice-president of BP Amoco Exploration and Production and a member of the Upstream executive committee. In 2002 he became executive vice-president. In 2007 Hayward replaced Lord Browne as the chief executive of BP. He received a salary of over $1 million pounds with a bonus in 2008 of nearly $1.5 million pounds and in 2009 of just over $2 million pounds. After the Deepwater Horizon oil spill Hayward was replaced by Bob Dudley in 2010. Hayward became chairman of the UK gas-to-liquids company CompactGTL in 2013. His venture firm Vallares merged with Turkish oil firm Genel Energy in 2011 and created a $4.5 billion company.