John Drew Barrymore Net Worth

The Big Night (1951)as George La Main Never Love a Stranger (1958)as Francis 'Frankie' Kane Arms of the Avenger (1963)as Actor High Lonesome (1950)as Cooncat



John Blyth Barrymore net worth is
$1.6 Million

John Blyth Barrymore Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

John Drew Barrymore (born John Blyth Barrymore; June 4, 1932 – November 29, 2004) was a member of the Barrymore family of actors, which included his father, John Barrymore, and his father's siblings, Lionel and Ethel. He was the father of four children, including John Blyth Barrymore and actress Drew Barrymore. His half-sister was Diana Barrymore from his father's second marriage. 
Full NameJohn Blyth Barrymore
Net Worth$1.6 Million
Date Of BirthJune 4, 1932
Died2004-11-29
Place Of BirthLos Angeles, California, USA
OccupationFilm, television actor
ProfessionActor, Director
SpouseCara Williams, Gabriella Palazzoli, Ildiko Jaid Mako, Nina Wayne
Children• Blyth Dolores Barrymore, born 1960, • Brahma Blyth Barrymore
NicknamesJohn Drew Barrymore, Barrymore, Johndrew, Johndrew Barrymore, Barrymore, John Drew
Star SignGemini
#Quote
1[in 1962, referring to a series of street scuffles in which he was involved] I'm not a nice, clean-cut American kid at all. I'm just a human being. Those things just happen.
#Fact
1Daughter Jessica, whom he fathered with third wife Nina Wayne, was found dead from a drug overdose in her car in July 2014. She was two days away from her 48th birthday.
2Grandfather of John Blyth Barrymore IV, Sabrina Brooke and Blyth Lane Barrymore (John's children).
3Father-in-law of Antonio Gioffredi (Dolores' husband). Grandfather of Gabriella and Nicole Gioffredi.
4Father-in-law of Will Kopelman third husband of his daughter Drew.
5Grandfather of Olive and Frankie Barrymore Kopelman, Drew's daughters.
6Made his TV debut on Pantomime Quiz on February 22, 1952.
7Former father-in-law of Tom Green, Jeremy Thomas, Jacqueline Barrymore and Rebecca Pogrow.
8Had a daughter, (Brahma) Jessica (Blyth) Barrymore (1966-2014) with actress Nina Wayne.
9His father, the legendary actor John Barrymore, had left specific instructions in his will that his body be cremated and his ashes be laid to rest next to his father and mother in the family cemetery in Philadelphia. However, due to the fact that his brother Lionel Barrymore and sister Ethel Barrymore were Catholic and cremation had not at that time been sanctioned by the Catholic Church, the executors (Lionel and Mervyn LeRoy) pulled some fancy judicial manipulations, and Barrymore's remains were entombed at Calvary Cemetery, in Los Angeles after his death in 1942. In 1980, Barrymore decided -- after hearing a rendition of "The Cremation of Sam McGee" -- that it was high time to have his Dad cremated. He recruited his son, John Blyth Barrymore, to help. The gravediggers removed the "Good Night, Sweet Prince" marble monument from the front of the crypt, and the smell assaulted them. Barrymore had been dead for 38 years, and the body was still decomposing. The casket was solid bronze, and although it had a glass liner, it must have cracked or something, because the fluids from the body had leaked out and had formed a kind of glue between the casket and the floor of the crypt. They muscled the coffin up on the hand truck and wheeled it down a long ramp to a van they had waiting outside. The body fluids were leaking out all the way. They cruised over to the Odd Fellows Cemetery, which had the nearest crematorium, and made the cremation preparations. John Jr. insisted on having a look inside the casket before they left. After viewing the body, he came out white as a sheet and crying. He got in the car and said to his son, "Thank God I'm drunk; I'll never remember it." John Blyth Barrymore got a graphic description later from one of the eye-witnesses. Apparently, all the bouncing around during the move had sort of busted the jaw apart from what was left of the head. They were convinced it was John Barrymore by the very high quality dental work, and because, although most of the flesh on the nose had decomposed, an incredibly long nose cartilage remained.
10Father of Blythe Dolores Barrymore (born October 28, 1962) with Gabriella Palazzoli.
11In daughter Drew's memoir "Little Girl Lost," she offered a blistering account of her absent father, including his considerable brushes with the law, his alcoholism, drug abuse and penchant for domestic violence. She summed up their relationship as "abusive" and "chaotic." Drew herself battled alcohol and substance abuse at age 12. Ironically, in his final years, daughter Drew helped pay his bills for an assisted-living facility.
12He inherited a chest full of family memorabilia and collectibles when his mother, actress Dolores Costello, died in 1979. They included family photos, journals, movie stills, and letters. He had a friend, Carol Stein Hoffman, turn the archives into a coffee table book entitled "The Barrymores: Hollywood's First Family," which was published in 2001.
13In 2003, wheelchair bound, he appeared in a Los Angeles court hearing to determine who will act as his guardian. He suffers from both physical and mental illness.
14Nephew of Lionel Barrymore and Ethel Barrymore - his father's siblings.
15Nephew of Helene Costello - his mother's sibling.
16Father of John Blyth Barrymore.
17Was cast in the starring role of Lazarus in a Star Trek (1966) episode called the "Alternative Factor." He walked off the set and didn't return. Another actor had to be found at the last minute to replace him.
18When they were both 13 years old, John and his cousin, Dirk Drew Davenport, successfully enlisted in the US Navy (it was during WW2), presenting themselves as 17 year olds. Being tall and well-built (especially for thirteen), it was several weeks before the Navy (and their family) uncovered their patriotic charade.
19His career was ruined by drug busts.
20Father of actress Drew Barrymore.
21Son of actor John Barrymore and actress Dolores Costello.
22Born at 3:42pm-PDT.

Actor

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Baby Blue Marine1976uncredited
Kung Fu1974TV SeriesAlex McGregor
The Clones1973Brooks Brothers Hippie (as John Barrymore Jr.)
This Savage Land1969TV MovieStacy Daggart
Dundee and the Culhane1967TV SeriesRoyal Bodie
Winchester 731967TV MoviePreacher
Jericho1966TV SeriesCaptain Hoeg
The Road West1966TV SeriesStacey Daggart
Run for Your Life1966TV SeriesGoebels
The Wild Wild West1965TV SeriesAmerican Knife
Rawhide1959-1965TV SeriesDanny Hawks / Harry Eccles / Harry Tasunka
Gunsmoke1965TV SeriesMace Gore / Anderson
Crimine a due1964Paul Morand
Death on the Fourposter1964Anthony
Rome Against Rome1964Aderbad
The Christine Keeler Story1963Dr. Stephen Ward
Arms of the Avenger1963
Natika1963
Invasion 17001962Bohun
Pontius Pilate1962Judas Jesus
The Trojan Horse1961Ulysses
The Centurion1961Diaeus
The Pharaohs' Woman1960Sabaku prince of Bubastis
I'll See You in Hell1960Walter
Les nuits de Raspoutine1960Prince Felix Yousoupoff
The Cossacks1960Jamal
Night of the Quarter Moon1959Roderic 'Chuck' Nelson
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse1958TV SeriesLittle Horse
Matinee Theatre1956-1958TV SeriesHadrian
Never Love a Stranger1958Francis 'Frankie' Kane
High School Confidential!1958J. I. Coleridge
Wagon Train1958TV SeriesRuttledge Munroe
Climax!1956-1957TV SeriesHerm Farley / Matt
Playhouse 901957TV SeriesLt. Stegel / James Keller
The Shadow on the Window1957Jess Reber (as John Barrymore Jr.)
The 20th Century-Fox Hour1957TV SeriesHunt Bromley
While the City Sleeps1956Robert Manners (as John Barrymore Jr.)
The Adventures of Lt. Contee1955TV MovieLt. Marcus Contee (as John Barrymore Jr.)
The Reluctant Redeemer1954TV MovieMoses (as John Barrymore Dr.)
Schlitz Playhouse1953TV Series
Thunderbirds1952Pvt. Tom McCreery (as John Barrymore Jr.)
The Big Night1951George La Main (as John Barrymore Jr.)
Quebec1951Mark Douglas (as John Barrymore Jr.)
High Lonesome1950Cooncat (as John Barrymore Jr.)
The Sundowners1950The Younger Brother - Jeff Cloud (as John Barrymore Jr.)
We, the People1949TV Series

Director

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Matinee Theatre1957TV Series 1 episode

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacter
The Actor2013/IDocumentary
Here's Hollywood1962TV SeriesHimself
The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theater1955TV SeriesHimself
Life with Linkletter1950TV SeriesHimself

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Won Awards

YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie
1965Bronze WranglerWestern Heritage AwardsFictional Television DramaRawhide (1959)
1960Star on the Walk of FameWalk of FameTelevisionOn 8 February 1960. At 7004 Hollywood Blvd.

Known for movies

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