Barbara Eden and Suzy Kolber net worth

Barbara Eden was one of the Hollywood's timeless beauties. Eden, in a field which talented actors and beautiful faces often go unnoticed by the time they've finished their career, has kept her admirers until today. Barbara, who had made 12 films that were unsuccessful before becoming a household name in America for her role in the cult American comedy "I I Dream of Jeannie", became well-known following her stint for her native United States. People still have fond memories of the sitcom, more than five decades after it first aired on the screen. In addition, this role has brought Barbara a lot of lucrative offers. Barbara has been among the busiest and most profitable actresses. Barbara's career spans more than fifty years. She's appeared in more than 50 television series and has appeared in more than 21 movies. Eden was even affiliated with the most prominent Hollywood production companies, including Twenty-First Century FO, Columbia, and Tristar and produced numerous films. Barbara is a regular on cameos, and has made appearances in a variety of commercials. Her ability to sing was also shown by her participation in a few tunes from one film.

Suzanne Lisa "Suzy" Kolber reports for ESPN as well as a co-producer. She worked previously for CBS Sports, Fox Sports. Kolber came from Pennsylvania and received a graduate education from the University of Miami. Kolber began her career in New York City as a CBS Sports video coordinator. She received an Sports Emmy while working for WTVJ-TV Miami. She has also worked as a reporter for WPLG-TV Miami, and WPEC-TV West Palm Beach. In 1993, she was a part of ESPN and was picked to be one of the first anchors for ESPN2 as it came out in the year 1993. She was employed at ESPN2 over the next three years, before resigning to join Fox Sports. In 1999 she was hired by ESPN for the show "Monday Night Countdown.