Sam Raimi Net Worth 2024: Films Income, Age, Gf, Cars and Kids

As of 2024, American film director and screenwriter, Sam Raimi’s Net Worth is estimated to be $70 Million. Raimi was born on October 23, 1959, in Royal Oak, Michigan, United States. Raimi is a well-known director famous for his visually dynamic style influenced by comic books and slapstick comedy. He produced popular movies such as Darkman, the Spider-Man trilogy, the Evil Dead franchise, and Oz the Great and Powerful.

Raimi also directed hit Television series such as Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess. His most delinquent movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022), is his most elevated-grossing movie so far. Check out Sam Raimi’s Biography, Age, Wife, Height, Weight, and many more details.

Sam Raimi Net Worth

Name	Sam Raini
Profession	American Filmmaker
Yearly Income	$6 Million
Monthly Income	$0.5 Million +
Net Worth (2024)	$70 Million

Sam Raimi Net Worth Growth

Sam Raimi Net Worth in 2024	$70 Million
Sam Raimi Net Worth in 2023	$64 Million
Sam Raimi Net Worth in 2022	$58 Million
Sam Raimi Net Worth in 2021	$54 Million
Sam Raimi Net Worth in 2020	$51 Million

Sam Raimi House

In 2008, Sam Raimi bought a house in Los Angeles for $11.85 million.

Sam Raimi Biography

Sam Raimi was born in Michigan to a Conservative Jewish family. He has two siblings: an actor brother and a screenwriter/physician brother. Sadly, their family experienced tragedy when Raimi’s older brother died at 15 in an accidental drowning. This event deeply affected Raimi and influenced his life and work thereafter. It was also this same brother who introduced him to Spider-Man, igniting his passion for comics.

Full Name	Samuel Marshall Raimi
Name	Sam Raimi
Date of birth	23 October 1959
Birthplace	Royal Oak, Michigan, United States
Nationality	American
Hair Color	Dark brown
Eye Color	Light brown
Height	1.8 m or (5′ 9″)
Weight	182 lbs / 83 Kg
Education	Wylie E. Groves High School, Michigan State University
Parents	Leonard Ronald Raimi and Celia Barbara Abrams
Siblings	Ted Raimi, Ivan Raimi, Andrea Raimi Rubin, Sander Raimi
Profession	American Filmmaker
Net Worth	$70 Million

Sam Raimi Career

Sam became interested in filmmaking when his father gave him a movie camera. He made Super 8 movies with his friend Bruce Campbell and eventually teamed up with Robert Tapert to create the horror film “Within the Woods.” With help from family, friends, and investors, Raimi was able to finance “The Evil Dead,” which became a cult classic, and launched his career as a director.

Army of Darkness, originally titled Evil Dead III, shifted from horror to fantasy and comedy. Though it didn’t do well at the box office as the final movie in the trilogy, it afterward became a cult favorite on videotape. During the 1990s, He produced movies in several genres, including a western named The Quick and the Dead with Sharon Stone and Gene Hackman, an offense thriller titled A Simple Plan featuring Bill Paxton and Billy Bob Thornton, as well as a romantic theater titled For Love of the Game starring Kevin Costner.

Raimi succeeded with the Spider-Man trilogy, grossing over $800 million each. However, he was unable to find a satisfactory script for further sequels. Reflecting on Spider-Man 3, Raimi communicated his want to redeem himself with Spider-Man 4 but couldn’t satisfy his high standards. Afterward, He performed as an innovative counselor on Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home. Raimi frequently collaborates with the Coen brothers, and they provide him advice for shooting in the snow based on their experiences with Fargo.

Sam Raimi Movies and TV Shows

• The Evil Dead (1981)
• Spider-Man (2002)
• Evil Dead II (1987)
• Spider-Man 3 (2007)
• Spider-Man 2 (2004)
• Army of Darkness (1992)
• Evil Dead (2013)

He has worked in different movie roles, including producing The Grudge franchise and expressing interest in directing The Hobbit. Although considered for other directing opportunities, he did not end up being the director. He was initially set to direct a Warcraft film adaptation but later stepped down. Raimi has also produced several other films, such as Refuge and Burst 3D.

In 2013, Sam produced “Oz the Great and Powerful” but will not make the sequel. He also had goals to co-produce a movie version of “The Shadow,” but there is no recent report on its progress. He directed a remake of his movie “The Evil Dead” and intended to make an “Evil Dead 4” called “Army of Darkness 2,” but Bruce Campbell announced that this sequel would not be happening.

Sam Raimi: Relationships and More

In 1993, Sam wedded Gillian Greene, and they have 5 kids: Emma, Lorne, Dashiell, Henry, and Oliver. Some of their children arrived as extras in the films “Spider-Man 3” and “Drag Me to Hell.”

Affairs	N/A
Girlfriends	N/A
Best friend	N/A
Spouse	Gillian Dania Greene (m. 1993)
Divorce	N/A
Children	Emma Rose Raimi, Lorne Raimi, Henry Raimi, Dashiell William Raimi, and Schooley Raimi

Education

Raimi graduated from Groves High School and visited Michigan State University to learn English, but he quit after 3 semesters to film The Evil Dead.

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