The 50 Wealthiest Angelenos: 17. A. Jerrold Perenchio

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The Money: Former Univision owner rose due to uptick in broader markets. Manages money through Century City family firm Chartwell Partners.

Buzz: One of California’s biggest political donors, but lets wallet do talking. Spokeswoman said press policy: “no comment – on anything.” Gifts focus on Republican candidates and right-leaning causes. One of largest property owners in Malibu, with multiple properties in Malibu Colony. Primary residence in Bel Air used in “Beverly Hillbillies.” Fresno native, one-time boxing promoter attended UCLA and became talent agent to stars such as Jane Fonda and Marlon Brando. Partnered in 1981 with sitcom king Norman Lear to buy Embassy Pictures, later sold to Coca-Cola. Produced feature films until buying Univision in 1992, though he doesn’t speak Spanish. Built Univision into broadcasting behemoth and sold to group led by fellow Wealthiest Angeleno Haim Saban for $13.7 billion in 2007.

NET WORTH:

$3.5 billion s11%

LAST YEAR: $3.16 billion

AGE: 83

RESIDENCE: Bel Air

source of wealth: Broadcasting

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