Thomas Tull – Billionaire

REAL TIME NET WORTH– since 5/13/17
$ 1.1 B.

Thomas Tull is the founder of film manufacturing company Legendary Entertainment. His largest hits have actually come from backing and co-producing the Dark Knight trilogy, the Hangover series, and ‘Godzilla.’ In January 2016, Tull sold the business to Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin’s Wanda Group for $3.5 billion. Tull stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of Legendary a year later to concentrate on his Tull Financial investment Team, which funds life scientific research, media and technology business such as Magic Leap, Pinterest, Heal as well as Zoox. Tull was born to a single mom in Binghamton, New York and matured poor. After going to Hamilton University on a football scholarship, he began a chain of laundries and afterwards purchased a string of tax-prep businesses before going into personal equity. He elevated $500 million from Road as well as visited Hollywood in 2005 to finance films. A sporting activities follower, Tull has a minority risk in the Pittsburgh

Steelers, owns an extensive collection of baseball as well as is a backer of Derek Jeter’s ‘ Tribune .

Thomas Tull net worth: Thomas Tull is an American executive who has a net worth of $1.1 billion dollars. Thomas Tull is most widely recognized as the founder and CEO of Legendary Pictures, Inc., which is based in Burbank, California. The film production company was one of the first to raise the majority of its capital via Wall Street-based private equity agreements and hedge fund backing. The company has gone on to produce some of the most successful films in recent memory, including “Batman Begins”, and its sequels, “The Dark Knight”, and “The Dark Knight Rises”, “Superman Returns”, “300”, “Watchmen”, “The Hangover”, “Clash of the Titans” and its sequel, “Wrath of the Titans”, “Inception”, and “The Town”, among many other projects. Legendary has also expanded into comic book production and television. Lately, Mr. Tull has been in the headlines because he is one of a group of executives in the running to purchase the San Diego Padres. He is also part owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers. In January 2018, Thomas listed his primary residence in Westlake Village, California for $85 million.