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Lisa Arrindell Anderson, an American actress with a $3 million net worth. Lisa Arrindell Anderson is an American actress, who was born on March 29, 1969 at Bronx New York. In 1995, she played Heather Cornstock on the television show In the House. In 2017, she was the lead character Rebecca in the TV show Saints & Sinners. Anderson has been in numerous films including One Good Cop Livin Large! She is also on the show Trial by jury: Clockers Big Mommas House 2. The Second Chance Madeas Reunion. Perhaps Cause First Impression. She has also appeared on the shows TV programs The Cosby Show The Practice The Steve Harvey Show Meet the Browns Drop Dead Diva Law & Order Special Victims Unit in addition. In 2015 she won a Best Actor Award for The Sin Seer at the American Black Film Festival. Lisa Arrindell Anderson has been recognized twice as the Black Reel Awards Network Cable Best Supporting Actress in the years 2000 and 2001. Sonja Sonja Net worth Andrea Navedo net Worth Andrea Navedo net Worth Raul Esparza net Worth Raul Esparza Net Wealth All the Net worths were calculated by making use of public information. We also include private feedback as well as tips from famous people. Although we do our best to make sure our data are as precise as they can be, without exception, the figures are not exact figures. Click here to let us know any changes or comments. Have we made an error? Please submit a suggestion for correction and we'll fix it. Send a correction

Rene Russo, born in Burbank to Shirley Balocca an employee at a factory/barmaid along with Nino Russo. Her father, a sculptor and mechanic resigned from the family when Rene was just two, therefore her mother was raised Rene and her sibling Toni as a single mom. Her father and mother were of Italian and German-English Irish origin. Rene suffered from scoliosis throughout her time in junior high and needed a complete back support. She was already a tall girl which earned her the name Jolly Green Giant from her classmates. She enrolled in Burroughs High School along with classmate Ron Howard and even though her brace was removed she was still somewhat of the lonesome. Not able to handle the academics as well as the social life at school, Rene quit school in the tenth grade. Then she took on a range of part-time positions in the space of 18 months. Many of them had advantages that were free. As a theater patron, she got free tickets to film shows. When she dined at a restaurant, she got free meals. Her job was often two during the same day. She had a job in an eyeglass plant inspecting lenses.