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Lisa Arrindell Anderson has an estimated net worth of 3 million dollars. Lisa Arrindell Anderson is an American actress who was born on March 29, 1969, from Bronx New York. In 1995 she appeared as Heather Cornstock on the television series In the House. She starred on Saints & Sinners in 2017. Anderson is known for her role in movies such as One Good Cop and Livin Large. A Jury Trial Big Mommas House 2 The Second Chance Madeas Family Reunion is Probably The Reason for First Impression and more. The actress' TV appearances include shows from The Cosby Show The Practice The Steve Harvey Show Meet the Browns Drop Dead Diva Law & Order Special Victims Unit along with many others. The Sin Seer won her the Best Actor Award in 2015 at the American Black Film Festival. Lisa Arrindell Anderson received nominations for Black Reel Awards in 2001 and 2000. She was also nominated for Network Cable's top female Supporting actress. Sonja Sonja Net Worth Andrea Navedo Net Worth Andrea Navedo net Worth Raul Esparza net Worth Raul Esparza Net Worth All Net worths were calculated by using publicly available data. We also incorporate private feedback as well as tips from famous people. While we work diligently to make sure our data are as accurate as we can, unless otherwise indicated they are simply estimates. Use the button below for any corrections or suggestions. Do we have an error that we did not catch? Let us know a solution and let's fix the problem! Submit a correction

Rene Russo was born in Burbank California. She was the child of Shirley (Balocca) who was a barmaid also a factory laborer, as well as Nino Russo. Rene Russo's father is a mechanic. She grew as a single mom. Her father was Italian heritage and her mother was of Italian and German-English-Irish origins. Rene suffered from scoliosis during her senior high school years, and needed full back support. When she was a child she was tall and had a massive frame, which contributed to being called Jolly Green Giant by her classmates. Even when she took off the brace Ron Howard was still in the class. Afraid of academics as well as the social life at school, Rene left in the tenth grade. In order to save money, Rene took a series of work-study jobs over 18 months. A lot of them were for free. In a movie theatre, she got free tickets to the movies. When she dined at a restaurant, she was offered free food. There were two jobs she worked at the same time. She had a job as an employee of an eyeglass company, examining lenses.