Tyler Perry Net Worth
According to online sources, Tyler Perry's (American Actor) net worth is estimated to be $850 Million Dollars. Tyler Perry net worth is largely the result of his success as a American Actor.
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Name
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Tyler Perry
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$850 Million Dollars
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Profession
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American Actor
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Date of Birth
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13 September 1969
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Age
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54 years old
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Height
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193 cm (6 Feet 4 Inches)
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Weight
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(224 lbs) 102 kg
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Birthplace
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New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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Nationality
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American
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Who is Tyler Perry?
Tyler Perry is a multifaceted personality in the entertainment industry who has made a name for himself as an actor, writer, producer, director, and playwright. He was born Emmitt Perry Jr. on September 13, 1969, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Perry had a difficult childhood, having suffered physical and emotional abuse from his father. As a result, he turned to writing and found solace in his imagination.
In 1992, Perry moved to Atlanta and started performing live theater shows that he wrote, produced, and directed. His first play, "I Know I've Been Changed," debuted in 1998 and launched his career as a playwright.
Since then, Tyler Perry has become a household name, creating a successful empire of films, TV shows, and plays under his production company, Tyler Perry Studios.
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He is the mastermind behind the popular "Madea" franchise, where he portrays the character of Mabel "Madea" Simmons, a tough, no-nonsense grandmother who dishes out tough love.
Perry has also acted in films such as "Gone Girl" and "Vice" and produced shows like "The Haves and the Have Nots" and "Sistas."
Beyond his entertainment career, Perry is also known for his philanthropic efforts, including supporting initiatives to help the homeless, feeding the hungry, and funding education. In 2019, he opened the Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, a massive 330-acre film studio, which has been lauded for promoting diversity in Hollywood.
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Real Name
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Tyler Perry
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Date of birth
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13 September 1969
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Age
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54 years old
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Height
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193 cm (6 Feet 4 Inches)
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Weight
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(224 lbs) 102 kg
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Birth Place
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New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
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Gender
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Male
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Profession
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American Actor
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Nationality
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American
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Education
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Cohen College Prep High
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Zodiac Sign
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Virgo
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Kids/Children Name
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Aman Tyler Perry
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Parents
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Willie Maxine Perry, Emmitt Perry, Sr.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/C3ablJrLIb0/?img_index=1
Tyler Perry Nationality
Tyler Perry is an American by nationality. He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1969 and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, in his early 20s to pursue a career in entertainment.
He has become one of the most successful and influential figures in the American entertainment industry, creating a vast empire of films, TV shows, and plays that have entertained millions of people worldwide.
Despite facing challenges and criticism in his career, Perry has remained committed to telling stories that resonate with his audience. He has been recognized for his contributions to the industry and has won numerous awards, including the NAACP Image Award and the BET Humanitarian Award.
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Tyler Perry Achievement and Awards
Here are some of Tyler Perry's notable awards and achievements:
Primetime Emmy Awards
- 2020 Winner Governor's Award
Screen Actors Guild Awards
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- 2022 Nominee Actor Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for "Don't Look Up"
Gold Derby Awards
- 2022 Nominee Gold Derby Film Award Ensemble Cast for "Don't Look Up"
- 2015 Nominee Gold Derby Film Award Ensemble Cast for "Gone Girl"
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Image Awards (NAACP)
- 2021 Nominee Entertainer of the Year Award
- 2020 Nominee Entertainer of the Year Award
- 2014 Nominee Entertainer of the Year Award
- 2013 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture for "Alex Cross"
- 2011 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Writing in a Motion Picture (Theatrical or Television) for "Why Did I Get Married Too?"
- 2011 Winner Image Award Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture (Theatrical or Television) for "For Colored Girls"
- 2010 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Writing in a Motion Picture (Theatrical or Television) for "I Can Do Bad All by Myself"
- 2010 Winner Chairman's Award
- 2009 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture (Theatrical or Television) for "The Family That Preys"
- 2008 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture for "Why Did I Get Married?"
- 2007 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Directing in a Feature Film/Television Movie - Comedy or Drama for "Madea's Family Reunion"
- 2007 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Writing in a Feature Film/Television Movie - Comedy or Drama for "Madea's Family Reunion"
- 2007 Nominee Image Award Outstanding Directing in a Feature Film/Television Movie - Comedy or Drama for "Madea's Family Reunion"
Academy Awards, USA
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- 2021 Winner Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award
Razzie Awards
- 2020 Nominee Razzie Award Worst Supporting Actor for "A Madea Family Funeral"
- 2020 Nominee Razzie Award Worst Screen Combo for "A Madea Family Funeral" Tyler Perry & Tyler Perry (or Tyler Perry)
- 2020 Nominee Razzie Award Worst Screenplay for "A Madea Family Funeral"
- 2020 Nominee Razzie Award Worst Actress for "A Madea Family Funeral"
- 2019 Nominee Redeemer Award for "Vice"
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BET Awards
- 2019 Winner Ultimate Icon
- 2019 Winner Star on the Walk of Fame
MovieGuide Awards
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- 2017 Nominee Grace Award: Most Inspiring Performance in Movies, The Passion
Black Reel Awards
- 2015 Nominee Outstanding Supporting Actor, Motion Picture: Ben Affleck in Gone Girl (2014)
- 2011 Nominee Best Director: For Colored Girls
- 2011 Nominee Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted: For Colored Girls
- 2011 Nominee Best Film: For Colored Girls
- 2008 Nominee Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted: The Family That Preys
- 2008 Nominee Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted: Meet the Browns
- 2007 Nominee Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted: Madea's Family Reunion
- 2006 Nominee Best Breakthrough Performance: Tyler Perry in Diary of a Mad Black Woman
- 2006 Nominee Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted: Diary of a Mad Black Woman
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Central Ohio Film Critics Association
- 2015 Nominee Best Ensemble: Gone Girl
Georgia Film Critics Association (GAFCA)
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- 2015 Nominee Best Ensemble: Gone Girl
Acapulco Black Film Festival
- 2014 Nominee Hollywood Award: Artist of the Year: A Madea Christmas
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African-American Film Critics Association (AAFCA)
- 2014 Winner Best Supporting Actor: Ben Affleck in Gone Girl
Village Voice Film Poll
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- 2014 Nominee Best Supporting Actor: Ben Affleck in Gone Girl
Indiewire Critics' Poll
- 2014 Nominee Best Supporting Actor: Ben Affleck in Gone Girl
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Black Film Critics Circle Awards
- 2013 Winner Pioneer Award
CinemaCon, USA
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- 2011 Winner Visionary Award
Kids' Choice Awards, USA
- 2010 Nominee Favorite Movie Actor: Madea Goes to Jail
Boston Society of Film Critics Awards
- 2009 Winner Best Ensemble Cast: Star Trek
Alliance of Women Film Journalists
- 2009 Nominee EDA Award for Best Picture for "Precious" Shared with: Lee Daniels · Gary Magness · Sarah Siegel-Magness · Oprah Winfrey · Tom Heller
AARP Movies for Grownups Awards
- 2009 Winner Movies for Grownups Award for Best Buddy Picture for "The Family That Preys" Shared with: Kathy Bates · Alfre Woodard
Black Movie Awards
- 2006 Nominee Black Movie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Screenwriting for "Madea's Family Reunion"
- 2006 Nominee Black Movie Award for Outstanding Motion Picture for "Madea's Family Reunion" Shared with: Reuben Cannon
- 2005 Nominee Black Movie Award for Outstanding Motion Picture for "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" Shared with: Reuben Cannon
- 2005 Winner Black Movie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Writing for "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
MTV Movie + TV Awards
- 2006 Nominee MTV Movie Award for Best Comedic Performance for "Madea's Family Reunion"
- 2005 Nominee MTV Movie Award for Breakthrough Male for "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
BET Comedy Awards
- 2005 Winner BET Comedy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Theatrical Film for "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
- 2005 Winner BET Comedy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Theatrical Film for "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
The Stinkers Bad Movie Awards
- 2005 Winner Stinker Award for Worst Supporting Actor as "Madea" in "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
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