RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN | 87

American singer and actor Richard Chamberlain started his career as a stage actor in the 1950s. He then started to do feature movies, and his first project was the Dr. Kildare show from 1961 to 1966, which helped him be a teen idol of his time. He then appeared in exciting films, like The Thorn Birds and The Bourne Identity. He appeared in The Drew Carey Show at the latter part of his career before moving to do television shows. He also had performances in musical theatres and classical stage roles.

Chamberlain co-founded Company of Angels, which is a Los Angeles based theatre group, and began having appearances in TV series during the 1950s. At 86, Richard has yet to announce his retirement officially. He still looks at life and continuously works. With $20 million net worth, which Celebrity Net Worth noted, he sure has insurance that will help him get through his future.