Rita Hayworth

 Rita Hayworth was an American actress, dancer, and producer who had a net worth of $10 million at the date of her death in 1987. Hayworth is most famous for her character Gilda in the 1946 film "Gilda" in which she rose to fame during the 1940s. Rita had more than 60 credits to her credit including "Only Angels have Wings", "Angels Over Broadway", "My Gal Sal" (39)," "Down to Earth" (47)," "Miss Sadie Thompson", (1953)," "Pal Joey", (1957), "Circus World," (1964)," "The Money Trap," (1965), and" "The Wrath of God” (1972). Hayworth also starred in and producer of "The Loves of Carmen", "Affair in Trinidad", "Salome", (1953), "Salome," (1952)"Salome," (1952), and "The Happy Thieves," (1961). In 1999, Hayworth was ranked the 19th most popular female actor on the American Film Institute's "100 Years...100 Stars" list. Tragically, Rita passed away from Alzheimer's disease in May 1987, at the age of 68.Rita began dancing at an early age she learned from her uncle, Angel Cansino. As a young girl, she performed in "The Greenwich Village Follies" on Broadway and, when she was just eight, she appeared in the short film of 1926 "La Fiesta."