Hollywood Director Woody Allen Earns Well From his Profession; Has Maintained a Good Net Worth
Allan Stewart Konigsberg or Woody Allen is a Hollywood director who began his career as a comedy writer. Woody Allen is well known for producing hit films like Annie Hall and Match Point.
The Hollywood director has also met success in other professions like acting and as a comedian. Woody Allen has been in the industry since 1950 and has maintained a good net worth.
Woody Allen's Net Worth: $140 million
As of 2023, the director cum actor, Woody Allen has an estimated net worth of $140 million, which he has earned from his works in film direction and playwrights.
House
Woody Allen currently lives in a $12.6 million home in New York. He previously owned a penthouse on Fifth Avenue which he sold in 2005 for a market price of $17,000,000.
The Hollywood director also owned a Townhouse which he sold in the same year at a price of $7,000,000. The earnings and profit from the houses are also part of his good net worth.
Salary
Woody Allen, who was married to Mia Farrow started his career as a humorist where he made only $25 per week and soon wrote scripts for Ceasar's Hour which paid him $1500 per week. For his directorial debut What's Up, Tiger Lily? Woody Allen was paid $66,000.
He was paid $500,000 for Manhattan Murder Mystery including +15% off the total income. Woody made $1,500,000 from Bullets Over Broadway and $2,500,000 from Deconstructing Harry.
Woody Allen profession
Writing
Before entering Hollywood, Woody Allen used to write jokes for his agent David O. Alber, who later sold them to newspapers. He used to write short jokes and send them to Broadway writers.
His works were acknowledged by famous writers of the time and he was asked to work for NBC in 1995. Soon after he was writing scripts for famous shows like The Tonight Show, The Ed Sullivan Show, The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom, and Candid Camera.
Woody Allen, who was accused of sexual harassment by her daughter Dylan Farrow has written plays like Play It Again, Sam, Relatively Speaking, and The Floating Light Bulb.
Directing
His first screenplay debut was in 1965 with the film What's New Pussycat?. Woody directed, acted, and co-wrote Take the Money and Run.
Woody Allen's 1977 film Annie Hall featuring actress Diane Keaton won four Academy Awards, which included Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for himself.
CAPTION: Hollywood director Woody Allen with Diana Keaton in Annie Hall Woody Allen's other major films are Hannah and Her Sisters, Stardust Memories, Crimes and Misdemeanors, and The Purple Rose of Cairo.
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