25th: Charles Foster Kane (played by Orson Wells)
Assets: $793 million
Source: Media, Property Inheritance
Source: Citizen Kane
Kane, a newspaper tycoon who died alone in a mansion, once had a brilliant entrepreneurial history, he had an intricate life, a gradually cold love story, and high-powered people always maintained a sense of mystery and legend in the folk, so Kane's story became confusing through the narration of the people, even if his last words "Rose Bud" was just a sled that concerned his childhood, and it was actually decorated as "the mystery of eternity".
24th Place: Arthur Bach (played by Russell Brand)
Assets: $950 million
Source: Technology, Publishing
Source: Arthur
Young Master Arthur is the rich second generation and drunkard who inherits a huge inheritance, but the rich people also have their own troubles, Arthur's trouble is that he has to marry the woman he hates within a month to ensure the smooth inheritance of the inheritance; but the young master is in love with an ordinary waitress, which means that he has to choose between money and love, which is really tangled.
23rd place: Jed Clampett (played by Jim Fanny)
Assets: $990 million
Source: Oil, gas
Source: The Beverly Hills
"Beverly Hills" is also a "rich and powerful" story, telling the story of a poor family whose land was rich due to the discovery of oil, and the windfall made them immediately flee their hometown in West Virginia and go to Beverly Hills to be neighbors with the star rich, so they became the "fat sheep" targeted by many speculators. The bunch of jokes made by "countrymen going to the city" make us understand how thunderous the differences in values created by identity backgrounds can be.
22nd Place: Longfellow Deeds (played by Adam Sandler)
Assets: $1 billion
Source: Inheritance property
Source: "Mr. Dietz"
From di si to rich overnight due to inheritance, Mr. Diez is closely associated with the "upstart". The flying windfall made Diz from an inconspicuous young man into a fragrant feast in the eyes of everyone, but fortunately, Diz's eyes were bright and his heart was good, and with the pure kindness of Di Si with the wanguan family property, he finally won the beauty return.
21st: Caledon Nathan Hockley (played by Billy Zane)
Assets: $1.25 billion
Source: Steel industry, inherited family business
Source: Titanic
This big boss of high society showed great wealth on the ship, dressed in suits and shoes, lived in first class, married young and beautiful actresses, bought expensive jewelry and famous paintings to please beautiful people, and even wanted to buy his own life in the form of bribes. Unfortunately, the only thing he could not buy was love, and the betrayal of his fiancée made him extremely angry and deeply aggrieved. A shipwreck, causing him to lose the two treasures of the "Ocean Star" and Rose, is really a failure of the rich.
20th Place: Megamind (Voiced by Will Farrell)
Assets: $1.6 billion
Source: Evil dictatorship
Source: Super Bad
"Super big bad" in the film is quite a bit of "lonely and defeated" meaning, in the battle with super heroes repeatedly defeated fate, but finally won a big victory, but soon the egg hurt and lonely, actually created a "superhero" for him to entertain boring life, until the "superhero" is more evil than him, almost destroying the world. Rich people can not only defeat the enemy, but also create enemies.
19th Place: Gordon Gekko (played by Michael Douglas)
Assets: $2 billion
Source: Finance
Source: Wall Street
Michael Douglas's character in the film is the real "wolf of Wall Street", unscrupulously playing the financial world, using wisdom and belly blackness to stomp the world underfoot. I still remember his domineering line in the film: "The rules are made by me, buddy!" ", this big man of the tyrant style made Hollywood have another fierce player in the charismatic villain of that year.
18th Place: Future Biff Tannen (played by Thomas S. Tannen) F. Wilson)
Assets: $3.1 billion
Source: Gambling
Source: Back to the Future 2
The monopoly built his empire by operating high-stakes gambling and became the bully of the future world. The rich man not only stirs up trouble in the future, but also steals the time machine back to the past and disrupts history, and even the mother of the male protagonist Marty has become his wife. Rich people can change not only their own destiny, but also the fate of others.
17th Place: Charles Xavier (played by Patrick Stewart)
Assets: $3.2 billion
Source: Inheritance
Source: The X-Men series
Dr. X, as a rich second generation, is not only proficient in mind reading, but also invested in the opening of a super power school dedicated to the development of stealth defense technology, which is the richest and most powerful doctorate in Oxford University. Dr. X is kind and kind, as the best of the people with extraordinary abilities, he has also adopted a deformed woman with the strong financial resources of his family, but unfortunately, good and evil are not separated after all.
16th Place: Dr Norman Osborne (played by William Dafoe)
Assets: $4.79 billion
Source: Defense
Source: The Spider-Man series
The Green Devil was not born a Green Devil, and at first he was also a big boss who contributed to the cause of national defense, but later with greater financial resources and ambitions, he became Superman after being injected with enhanced stimulants, and then used armor equipment and flying machines to package himself as a super demon.
15th Place: Akeem Joffer (played by Eddie Murphy)
Assets: $5 billion
Source: Royal family property
Source: A Journey to America
The African prince played by Eddie Murphy is certainly rich, so when he ran away to New York, he was followed by a large number of subordinates sent by the king. The rich prince worked in New York while playing a girl, hiding his royal identity, pretending to be a dick, and had to compete with the rich and handsome.
14th Place: John Hammond (played by Richard Attenborough)
Assets: $5.6 billion
Source: Genetics, Biotechnology
Source: Jurassic Park
The ideals of rich people are different from ordinary people, such as the old rich man in "Jurassic Park", who smashed out a ancient era that crossed the world with banknotes and created dinosaurs everywhere with advanced technology. The source of this magnificent science fiction film is money, just as Spielberg resolutely burned silver in film technology and swept the world at the box office, "money makes money" is how it came out.
Thirteenth place: Charles Bishop Weyland (played by Lance Henrixon)
Assets: $9.3 billion
Source: Robotics
Source: Alien vs Predator
It's not a good thing that rich people are too rich, for example, the billionaire in the film used his own thermal imaging detection satellite to excavate a pyramid-shaped temple thousands of feet deep under the ice of the Antarctic Circle, and then teamed up to break into the interior to investigate. Instead of finding a chance to make a fortune, he woke up the alien aliens and predators, and there was a super fight. There are really many disasters thrown out with money.
12th Place: Oliver Warbucks (played by Albert Finney)
Assets: $10 billion
Source: "Annie"
In this heartwarming film like "Orphans of the Mist", billionaire Oliver Warbucks has the noble status of "savior", he lights a lamp for the bleak life of the heroine Anne, and saves the poor girl who has been reduced from being a rich lady to a maid and adopts her as an adopted daughter. But any movie that shows the plot of rich people doing good deeds and accumulating virtue is a healing system.
11th Place: Syndrome (Voiced by Jason Lee)
Assets: $14.4 billion
Source: The Incredibles
Rich people who make a fortune by inventing weapons are generally villains in movies, and Syndrome in "The Incredibles" is not only rich and invincible, but also invents some unique weapons, flying saucers, and robots, in a vain attempt to destroy humans and dominate the world, so it is incompatible with the Superman family.
10th Place: Dr Evil (played by Mike Myers)
Assets: $15.9 billion
Source: Technology, Entertainment, Leisure, Defense
Source: Ace Spy series
In this Max Myers "self-inflicted" ace comedy, the villain Dr Evil, played by him, belongs to the typical villain, always engaging in some conspiracies, torturing the big spy at the same time more than torturing his own subordinates, and also playing arrogant with his little thumb, and the rich and treasure-playing demon head really can't hurt.
9th Place: Willy Wonka (played by Johnny Depp)
Assets: $19.5 billion
Source: Food processing
Source: Charlie and His Chocolate Factory
Johnny Depp portrayed the eccentric rich Charlie with his white skin and top hat, who built a wonderful underground food processing factory for himself, invited animals and monsters to work for him, and attracted the eyes and stomachs of children with a gorgeous world of candy. Of the many fairy tales concocted by Tim Burton, Charlie and His Chocolate Factory is the sweetest and most rambling.
8th Place: Tony Stark (played by Robert Downey Jr.)
Assets: $19.7 billion
Source: Defense Industry
Source: The Iron Man series
The mercurial "steel boy" lives in a mansion, soaks in Gwyneth Paltrow, the means of transportation is a private plane, the night suit is steel armor, he uses money to transform himself from a mortal into a superhero, and the rich and handsome superhero that can match in the United States is probably batman.
7th place: Joh Fredersen (played by Affred Abel)
Assets: $22 billion
Source: Property, Construction
Source: Metropolis
In Metropolis, he is the biggest ruler, allowing scientists to create beautiful cold-blooded robots to replace flesh-and-blood real people in order to incite worker riots and find excuses for repression. The black-bellied rich man accidentally concocted a psychedelic and gorgeous science fiction drama, proving that having money can really make ghosts grind.
6th Place: Jabba The Hut (Voiced by Larry Ward)
Assets: $25 billion
Source: Smuggling, slavery, gambling
Source: Star Wars Episode III: Samurai Revenge
The long-lived rich man in Star Wars has a never-ending fortune, and his business of smuggling illegal drugs and slaves expands throughout the galaxy, with a large collection of rare treasures. This ugly alien is strictly a "boss" who lives only to make a fortune.
5th Place: Dr Eldon Tyrell (played by Joe Turkel)
Source: Biological Development
Source: Blade Runner
As the owner of the cloning company, it is certain that he has a golden mountain and silver mountain, this boss is not only well versed in business, but also a genius scientist with a high IQ, who successfully uses cloning technology to accumulate wealth for himself. Unfortunately, the authorities were too clever, and in the end they were unfortunately killed by the clones they had created.
4th Place: Lex Luthor (played by Kevin Spacey et al.)
Assets: $29.3 billion
Source: Technology, Energy, Media, Real Estate
Source: The Superman series
This mad scientist who opposes Superman at every turn, has a high IQ of more than 200, is good at all kinds of intrigues and tricks, and because he is rich enough to rival the country, he often tries to dominate the earth, and he has even been elected president. He also spent a lot of money on the development of Kryptonite armor in a vain attempt to eliminate Superman. This superhuman's fateful enemy can really buy anything except his own hair.
3rd place: Bruce Wayne (played by Christian Bell)
Assets: $30.4 billion
Source: Technology, Ships, Media, Defense
Source: The Batman series
With butlers, mansions, beautiful cars, and all kinds of new weapons, Batman is an absolutely rich man, and he also grew up in a very rich family, so it is more helpful for him to punish evil and eliminate adultery. During the day, he lived a luxurious and luxurious life of a superior man, disguised his identity as a righteous man; at night, he went around fighting for righteousness and constantly improving his weapons, and the rich man really used all his money on the knife edge.
2nd Place: Richie Rich (played by Macaulay Kalkin)
Assets: $70 billion
Source: Inheritance of ancestral property, energy, performance, technology
Source: "Young Master Wei Wei Kuo"
The ten-year-old super-big boy, a deluxe version of child star Macaulay Kalkin's "Little Devil Is Home", a child who inherited a large family business due to the unexpected disappearance of his parents, also encountered a bad guy who intended to rob his family property, and then used all kinds of strange and self-created weapons against the villain - the cute child rich man really makes people want to hate the rich.
1st Prize: Adrian Veidt (played by Matthew Goody)
Assets: $74 billion
Source: Entertainment, Self-Help, Energy, Technology, Genetics, Cosmetics
Source: Watchmen
Strictly speaking, the rich man in "Watchmen" cannot be said to be the villain, and he wins the final victory with eloquence and brilliant vision, stepping on the feet of a group of super-powered people. Unlike the "stinky rich," the Adrian Veidt had big ambitions and scoffed at Americans' personal heroism. So rich people are smarter, smart people are richer.
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