| Born Name | Steven Allan Spielberg |
|---|---|
| Birth Place | Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S. |
| Height | 5 feet 7 inches (1.72 m) |
| Eye Color | Hazel |
| Zodiac Sign | Sagittarius |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | American |
| Profession | Film Director, Producer, Screenwriter |
| Wife | Amy Irving (div. 1989) Kate Capshaw (m. 1991) |
| Net Worth | $3.7 billion |
| Weight | 75 kg |
| Age | 73 years old |
| Sibling | Nancy Spielberg, Sue Spielberg, Anne Spielberg |
| Parents | Arnold Spielberg, Leah Posner |
Last Updated on February 17, 2020
Steven Spielberg is an Oscar-winning American film director and producer who garnered billions of dollars from his five-decades career. He was named as the greatest film director of all time by Empire magazine in 2005.
Here take a look at the net worth details, including his high grossing films, properties, and car collections!!!
Steven Spielberg’s Net Worth from Five Decade Career!
Steven Spielberg is a billionaire. Well, the globally-known filmmaker possesses a whopping net worth of $3.7 billion as of 2020. Moreover, his annual salary is $150 million.
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American filmmaker, Steven Spielberg holding his Emmy Award. Source: Zimbio
Speilberg is a self-made man. While studying at the University, Steven was offered to do an unpaid intern job at Universal Studios in the editing department. Later in 1968, he was given an opportunity to make a short film called Amblin, which he self wrote and directed. Thanks to his incredible directing skills, he caught the eye of the Studio vice president, Sidney Sheinberg.
He then signed a seven-year directing contract with Sidney and became the youngest director ever to be signed for a long-term deal in a major Hollywood Studio. Since then, he has directed and produced more than 100 feature and short movies.
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Steven Spielberg holding his Oscars. Source: Gabbing Geek
In 1994, the filmmaker cofounded DreamWorks Studios along with Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen. Further, he also gets a share of cash from every ticket at Universal theme park. Thanks to his great performances in various films, until now, he garnered three Academy Awards and four Oscars. Well, we can fairly say that he is one of the greatest producers and directors of Hollywood history.
In 2019, Forbes ranked Steven at the 225th number in it’s Forbes 400 list. Similarly, he ranked 568th in the Forbes Billionaires 2019 list. Before that, in 2014, he ranked 11th in the Celebrity 100 list of Forbes.
Steven’s Directed Films
Steven directed hundreds of films in his career. Besides, some of his high-grossing feature films are:
| Films | Budget | Box Office Collection |
| The Sugarland Express | $3 million | $7.5 million |
| Jaws | $9 million | $470.7 million |
| Close Encounters of the Third Kind | $20 million | $340.8 million |
| 1941 | $35 million | $94.8 million |
| Raiders of the Lost Ark | $18 million | $367.4 million |
| ET: The Extra-Terrestrial | $10.5 million | $792.9 million |
| Twilight Zone: The Movie | $10 million | $29.5 million |
| Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom | $28.2 million | $333 million |
| The Color Purple | $15 million | $93.58 million |
| Empire of the Sun | $25 million | $22.23 million |
| Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade | $48 million | $474.1 million |
| Always | $29.5 million | $72.1 million |
| Hook | $70 million | $300.8 million |
| Jurassic Park | $63 million | $1.04 billion |
| Schindler’s List | $22 million | $322.1 million |
| The Lost World: Jurassic Park | $73 million | $618.6 million |
| Amistad | $36 million | $58.2 million |
| Saving Private Ryan | $70 million | $485 million |
| Artificial Intelligence | $100 million | $235.9 million |
| Minority Report | $102 million | $358.8 million |
| Catch Me if You Can | $52 million | $355.6 million |
| The Terminal | $60 million | $218.6 million |
| War of the Worlds | $132 million | $606.83 million |
| Munich | $70 million | $131.4 million |
| Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull | $185 million | $786.6 million |
| The Adventures of Tintin | $135 million | $373.9 million |
| War Horse | $66 million | $156.8 million |
| Lincoln | $65 million | $273.3 million |
| Bridge of Spies | $40 million | $162.49 million |
| The BFG | $140 million | $199.6 million |
| The Post | $50 million | $179.7 million |
| Ready Player One | $155-175 million | $579.2 million |
Steven’s Works as Executive Producer
Alongside directing the greatest hits, Steven also worked as an executive producer. Here are some of his high-grossing films in which he worked as executive producer only.
| Films | Budget | Box Office Collection |
| Used Cars | $8 million | $11.7 million |
| Gremlins | ||
| Back to the Future | $19 million | $389.1 million |
| An American Tail | $9 million | $84.5 million |
| Who Framed Roger Rabbit | $50.6 million | $329.8 million |
| Back to the Future II | $40 million | $332 million |
| Back to the Future III | $40 million | $244.5 million |
| Men in Black | $90 million | $589.4 million |
| The Prince of Egypt | $70 million | $218.6 million |
| Jurassic Park III | $93 million | $368.8 million |
| Men in Black II | $140 million | $441.8 million |
| The Legend of Zorro | $75 million | $142.4 million |
| Transformers: Dark of the Moon | $195 million | $1.124 billion |
| Real Steel | $110 million | $299.3 million |
| Men in Black 3 | $215-225 million | $624 million |
| Transformers: Age of Extinction | $210 million | $1.104 billion |
| Jurassic World | $150 million | $1.672 billion |
| Jurassic World:Fallen Kingdom | $170-187 million | $1.309 billion |
| Men in Black: International | $94-110 million | $253.9 million |
Steven Spielberg’s Houses
Steven Spielberg is also an active real-estate personality. He purchased many multi-million properties across the United States in his career.
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Steven Spielberg’s former Malibu house. Source: Variety
The filmmaker first purchased an oceanfront house in Malibu in 1989. Well, he bought the seven-bedroom and ten bathroom house for $6.5 million. Later, in 2013, he leased the house for rent at $125,000 per month. Besides, he sold the house at the grand prize of $26 million after doing many renovations to the house. While owning the house, Steven and his wife frequently used to spend time on the property.
In the late 1990s, the director bought a 3.5 acres house, which consists of five bedrooms and six bathrooms in Pacific Palisades. He currently lives in the property along with his wife, Kate Capshaw. Further, the house features French doors, a master bath, a swimming pool, and a tennis court. Looking at the interiors and valuable assets in the property, it costs no less than $20 million.
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Steven Spielberg’s house of Pacific Palisades. Source: Business Insider
Apart from that, he also owns a vacation home in Hamptons worth more than $15 million, New York City, and Florida worth $5 million. Additionally, Steven’s kids, Sasha Speilberg, Max Spielberg, Mikaela George Spielberg, Sawyer Spielberg, Theo Spielberg, Destry Allyn Spielberg, and Jessica Capshaw frequently visit Steven’s house.
Steven Spielberg’s Cars & Yachts
Steven is also a car lover. He owns many luxurious cars, which he frequently rides from time to time. Well, the 73-year-old billionaire owns an Aston Martin DB9 car of $91,646 to $110,134. Moreover, he also rides a Modern S Tesla car, which costs around $60,000.
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Filmmaker, Steven Spielberg along with his Austin Martin DB9 car. Source: Star Map
Apart from cars, Steven also used to own a yacht named The Seven Seas. He purchased the yacht for $184 million but later sold it in 2015, saying it was not big enough for him. Later, he ordered a 300-foot yacht, which cost him around $250 million. Click here for more deatils about Steven’s house and cars!!
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