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Lisa Arrindell Anderson has an estimated to have a net worth of three million dollars. Lisa Arrindell Anderson is an American actress born on March 29, 1969, from Bronx New York. In 1995, she played Heather Cornstock on the television show In the House. She was in 2017 on the show as Rebecca in Saints & Sinners. Anderson played in several films, including One Good Cop: Livin The Large! In addition, she is on the television series Clockers trial by jury Big Mommas House 2. The Second Chance Madeas Reunion. Perhaps Cause First Impression. The actress has also been featured on episodes of the TV series The Cosby Show The Practice The Steve Harvey Show Meet the Browns Drop Dead Diva Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and more. In 2015 she won a Best Actor Award for The Sin Seer at the American Black Film Festival. Lisa Arrindell Anderson has been nominated twice for the Black Reel Awards Network Cable Best Supporting Actress in 2001 and 2000. Sonja Wohlstand Networth Sonja Wohlstand Networth Andrea Navedo Guthaben Andrea Navedo Guthaben Raul Spanierza Grossverm gen Raul Spaniarza Grossverm gen All Net Worths are calculated by utilizing figures from sources available to the public. We also include private feedback as well as tips from famous people. We work hard to ensure our statistics are as precise as they can be, without exception, the figures are only estimates. We welcome corrections. Use the button provided below to give us your feedback. DO WE MISS OUT ON an error? Send us a correction idea so we can fix the issue! We need your help to submit a correction

Rene Russo, born in Burbank to Shirley Balocca who was a factory worker/barmaid along with Nino Russo. Rene Russo's father worked as a mechanic, and she was raised as a single mom. Her mother and father were both of Italian, German-English and Irish origin. In junior high school Rene was plagued by scoliosis. She had to wear the full-torso brace. The students at school referred to her as Jolly Green Giant because she was high. Even though she had removed her brace, Ron Howard was still one of her classmates. Rene was unable to deal with the academics or the social life of the school Rene left school at the time of her 10th year. To save money she took on a number of work-study jobs over an entire 18-month period. Most of them were paid. As a theater patron, she was given free tickets to film shows. When she dined at a restaurant, she got free meals. Her job was two at once. Her last job which was solely for the paycheck was working full-time in the eyeglass factory, where she was in charge of examining contacts.