Richard Blade Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$2,000,000

Richard Blade, the famous English American radio, television, and film personality, has an impressive net worth of $2 million. Known for his work in the 198s featuring new wave and pop music, Blade quickly rose to fame as the #1 rated radio personality on the West Coast. With appearances in movies and TV series, as well as his continued success in the industry, Blade has solidified his place as a notable figure in both radio and television.

Key facts:

Richard Blade is an English American radio, television, and film personality.

He is known for his radio work featuring new wave and pop music from the 198s.

Blade became the #1 rated radio personality on the West Coast just a few months after moving to Los Angeles.

He hosted and produced his own series called VideoBeat.

Blade has appeared in the film Girls Just Want to Have Fun and the TV series Hunter, Square Pegs, Card Sharks, and Divorce Court.

He has worked for MTV and VH1, as well as Sirius Satellite, making him a popular figure in radio and television.

Basic Information About Richard Blade

Category	Celebrities › DJs
Professions	Actor, Disc jockey, Television Producer, Television Director, Screenwriter
Net worth	$2,000,000
Date of birth	1956-05-23 (68 years old)
Place of birth	England
Nationality	United Kingdom
Gender	Male
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Richard Blade win?

Oscar	Golden Globe	Golder Raspberry	BAFTA	Other
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Richard Blade roles

Movie / Series	Role
Girls Just Want to Have Fun	DTV Host

Interesting Facts about Richard Blade

Hosted the Los Angeles-based music video/dance show 'MV3' in 1983 along with David Maples and Karen Scott.
Returned to Los Angeles after optioning a screenplay. He sold a reality series "You're In The MoviE!" to E!, Entertainment television (with producing partners Foglight Entertainment). He optioned a series deal to the Gurin Company for "20,000 Miles" - a reality-based music show, and recently inked a deal with MTV Networks to write and produce a series for VH1. [July 2003]
Was a radio host on 106.7 KROQ in the Los Angeles area in the 1990's.