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Lisa Arrindell Anderson is an American actor with an estimated net worth of $3 million. Lisa Arrindell Anderson born in Bronx, New York on the 29th of March 1969. In 1995, she played Heather Cornstock in the TV show In the House. In the year 2017, Rebecca was a part of the TV series Saints & Sinners. Anderson was in a variety of movies, like One Good Cop: Livin Large! There are many other films that Anderson has been involved in, such as One Good Cop Livin Large! She has also appeared in the 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 as well as other. In 2015 she won a Best Actor Award for The Sin Seer at the American Black Film Festival. Lisa Arrindell Anderson won the Black Reel Awards Network Cable-Best Supporting Actress in 2000 and 2001. Sonja Sohn Net Worth Sonja Sohn Net Worth Andrea Navedo's net Worth Andrea Navedo's Net Raul Esparza Net Worth Raul Esparza Net Worth Net worths of all net worths are determined using information gathered from public sources. Tips or comments provided by the celebrity's representatives are also considered. While we work diligently to make sure that our figures are as exact as is possible, unless otherwise indicated they are only estimates. Any corrections or changes are welcomed. Use the below button. Is it possible that we made an error? Please submit a suggestion for a correction and we will fix it. Send a correction

Rene Russo is the daughter of Shirley Balocca, a barmaid who worked in a manufacturing facility and Nino Russo. Her birth date was the 25th of July, 1970 in Burbank California. Her father, a mechanical engineer and sculptor, left the family when she was two. She was raised by her mother Rene as well as her sister Toni by herself. The father of Rene is Italian heritage, and her mother is German-English Irish and Italian heritage. Rene had scoliosis in her junior high years and required full-torso support. Jolly Green Giant, her name for a classmate, was because of her size. Her first year at Burroughs High School along with her classmate Ron Howard and even though her brace had been removed she was still somewhat of a loner. Rene could not handle schoolwork and the social side that high school offers. The school dropped her out of tenth. Because of the lack of money and she was unable to afford full-time jobs over the next 18 months. The majority of the jobs offered for no cost. They sold snacks at an entertainment venue that allowed her to see no-cost films, worked as a restaurant hostess where her food was free, and also was a cashier in a shop at Disneyland which offered free admission. There were times when she had more than one job at a time. The last one she had, which was solely a source of income was working full-time in an eyeglass manufacturing plant, which was responsible for checking contact lenses.