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Sam is one of the richest Film Director from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Sam Irvin's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: January 13, 2024)
When a teen, Irvin was the editor and publisher of two fanzine issues, Pit (69-70) and four issues a year of Bizarre (1972-1975) Bizarre, an online fanzine that focused on horror, fantasy and science fiction movies, where he was twice to England for in-person interviews with some of the most famous actors, such as Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Vincent Price, Diana Rigg, Jane Seymour, Joan Collins, Terence Fisher, Freddie Francis, Sir James Carreras, Michael Carreras etc.
In connection with his research on the life of Thompson, Irvin served as a historical consultant on the Tony Award-winning Broadway event Liza’s at the Palace. He produced and annotated the 2009 3-CD box set compilation Think Pink! A Kay Thompson Party (Sepia Records) and he appeared in and consulted on Paramount Home Entertainment’s documentary Kay Thompson: Think Pink! (an extra included in Paramount’s Centennial Collection DVD edition of Stanley Donen’s Funny Face starring Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire, and Kay Thompson).
Irvin’s first book, Kay Thompson: From Funny Face to Eloise, was published by Simon & Schuster (November 2010) and was honored by Kirkus Reviews and The Theatre Library Association Awards as one of the “Best Biographies of 2010.” Acclaimed by columnist Liz Smith as “a smashing work,” and by entertainer Michael Feinstein as “one of the best showbiz bios I’ve ever read.” This comprehensive biography covers the life and career of the legendary singer-actress-composer-arranger-author-fashionista Kay Thompson. She was the mentor/best friend of Judy Garland, the vocal guru to Frank Sinatra and Lena Horne, the mentor and longtime lover of Andy Williams, and the godmother/Svengali to Liza Minnelli (who recreated Thompson’s nightclub act in the 2009 Tony Award-winning event Liza’s at the Palace).
