Who is Grace Fan DeVito?

Grave Fan DeVito is an actress and producer, whose notable projects include movies “My Girlfriends Abroad” and “Jeff & Some Aliens”, but is perhaps best recognized as the daughter of the famous actor, producer and comedian Danny DeVito. She was born under the Zodiac sign Aries on 25 March 1985 in New York City, USA, of part Italian descent. Her mother is Jewish, while her father is Christian.  As of 2021, Grace is 36 years old and holds American nationality.

Early life and Family

Grace was born the middle child into a family rooted in the entertainment business, as her mother, Rhea Pearlman is also an actress with a career spanning over four decades, perhaps best known for her role as Carla Tortelli in the sitcom “Cheers”, while her notable movie credits include “Canadian Bacon”, “Matilda”, and “The Session”.

Not much information is available about Grace’s early life and educational background. However, it’s known that Grace and her sibling grew up commemorating major Jewish and Christian holidays.

In one of her interviews, Rhea talked about raising her children, saying: ‘We do all the holidays to keep the traditions and the culture going, but I truly don’t have a great feeling about any particular organized religion, and I don’t think it’s right to impose one on my kids. I feel like I’m bringing them up to be good people, and that’s what it’s about.’

Her Siblings

Grace has two siblings, a sister named Lucy and a brother named Jacob Daniel, both of whom also followed in their parents’ footsteps and launched acting careers. Lucy, who graduated from Brown University with a degree in theater, is perhaps best known for her roles in “Jumanji: The Next Level”, and “Melissa and Joey”.

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Jacob has a couple of acting credits, but prefers working behind the camera as a producer, rather than performing in front of it; he’s best known for the projects “Wererock”, “Fair Chase”, and “Quicksand”.

Career

In 2006 Grace produced the comedy movie “My Girlfriend’s Abroad”, which follows the character named Kevin who meets an interesting girl in college after his girlfriend leaves to travel. The following year she was credited for producing the short movie “Bloom”, starring her mother Rhea, Juan Antonio, Aaron Cutler.

She took a break for the next couple of years, then in 2015 she appeared as herself in the mystery/sci-fi film “Amboy”, alongside Paul Giamatti, Lydia Van Vogt, and Leslie Allison.

Her latest role was in 2017, when she voiced several characters in the animated/comedy movies “Jeff & Some Aliens”.

Personal life

Grace is a very secretive person who values her privacy, so that being said, nothing is known about her dating history and romantic interests. According to some reports, Grace has a daughter with whom she was photographed in 2013 at the screening for CBGB at the ArcLight Hollywood in New York City. However, given that she has never ben linked to anyone, it’s hard to establish whether she is or has been married.

At the moment, it is believed that she’s single.

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There are Two Grace DeVito’s

If you try to search for Grace DeVito online, you might come across another Grace DeVito, an artist and painter born in Connecticut. Considering that Grace does not use social media and has led a very private life, she’s often mistaken for Grace, the painter, but the two aren’t related in any way, they just share the same name and surname.

Physical stats

Grace is 5ft7ins tall (170cm) and weighs around 132lbs (60kgs). Her hair is dark brown and curly, further adorned with brown eyes.

What is her net worth?

As of 2021, her estimated net worth is around $500,000, which she’s acquired through her career as a producer and actress. On the other hand, her father’s wealth is around $80 million, which he’s earned through his career spanning four decades, and her mother’s net worth doesn’t fall short, as it’s estimated at $60 million.

Is she active on social media?

It appears that Grace is not a fan of social media platforms, and doesn’t have a Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter account.

Briefly about Danny DeVito

New Jersey native Danny was born to Daniel DeVito Sr. and Julia DeVito. He spent most of his childhood and formative years in Asbury Park alongside his two older sisters. At a young age, Danny was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, Fairbank’s disease, which affects the growing ends of bones, resulting in short stature.

Interestingly, he worked as a beautician at his sister’s salon, before enrolling at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, from which he graduated in 1966. Before moving on to the big screen, he honed his craft in theater, and often performed with the Colonnades Theater Lab at the Eugene O’Neil Theater Center.

After struggling to find work, in 1975 he was cast as Martin in the eponymous movie adaptation of Ken Kesey’s novel “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”. Three years later, he landed the role as Louie de Palma in the sitcom “Taxi”, sharing the stage with Andy Kaufman, Judd Hirsch and Tony Danza. His unique sense of humor and performance as a taxi dispatcher garnered him two awards, Golden Globe and Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy series.

After landing his breakthrough role, he soon starred in numerous other films, including “The Jewel of the Nile”, “Throw Momma from the Train”, and “The War of the Roses”.

Besides acting, he also tried his luck as a producer on numerous projects, including the biographical crime thriller “Hoffa”, starring Jack Nicholson and Armand Assante. Danny launched the production company “Jersey Films”, which produced a number of hit movies, including Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction” in 1994, and the 2000 biographical movie “Erin Brockovich”, starring Julia Roberts. Danny also had notable roles in the “Out of Sight”, “Living Out loud”, and “Man on the Moon”. With over 40 credits under his belt, he’s built his career starring in numerous films and TV shows, landing nominations and awards.

While the older generations praise Danny for his numerous roles and the undoubted influence he has had on the entertainment industry and comedy in Hollywood, the younger audience might recognize him from the hilarious sitcom “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”, which has run since 2005.

Who is Kentaro Seagal?

Kentaro Segal is a former actor, but perhaps best recognized as the oldest son of the martial arts legend and actor Steven Seagal. He was born under the Zodiac sign Libra on 3 October 1975, in Osaka, Japan.  He’s of mixed Japanese and American ancestry, holds Japanese nationality, and as of 2021, is 46 years old.

Early life and Family

His mother’s name is Miyako Fujitani, and she previously worked as an Aikido instructor.

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He has a sister Ayako, and five half-siblings – Annaliza Seagal, Dominic Seagal, Arissa LeBrock, Savannah Seagal, and Kunzang Seagal – from his father’s other relationships and marriages.

Kentaro learned aikido from his parents from the age of four and continued training throughout his formative years; he now holds a 4th-degree black belt in aikido, and a 1st-degree black belt in Hokushin Itou-Ryu Kenjitsu.

Reportedly, he attended the Brewster Academy located in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, alongside Arthur Bernstein, who later became a famous writer /producer. Besides martial arts, Kentaro also displayed interest in other sports, such as basketball.

His sister, Ayaka, is a writer and actress who’s mainly starred in Japanese movies, including the “Gamera” trilogy, “The Lion Standing in the Wind”, and “The Last Ship”. Additionally, most of his half-siblings also followed in their father’s footsteps and launched careers in various fields of entertainment.

Career

Kentaro had a very brief acting career, which at the beginning seemed very promising. According to the Los Angeles Times, in 1998 he signed a multi-million dollar deal with Miracle Entertainment and was supposed to appear in five movies. however, that never happened.

He landed his first role in 1999, portraying J.B., one of the main characters in the drama /action movie “Seamless”. The film revolves around J.B., a clothing store owner who devotes his time to helping children from his block, but gets distracted by lust and desire. During the same year, he had a minor role in the Japanese family/drama movie “Osaka Story”, and in 2001, Kentaro was cast as Tatsuo in the film “Pi-Pi Kyodai”.

His last role was in 2005 when he was cast as Sid in the Japanese film “Death Trance”, alongside Tak Sakaguchi, and Takamasa Suga. After this role, he withdrew from the entertainment business for unknown reasons.

He hasn’t made a public appearance in a long time, and it seems that he prefers his life away from the limelight. According to sources, in 2013, he was teaching Aikido at a school in Southern California.

Personal Life

Given that he is a very secretive person, not much is known about his dating history. In 2005 he married Yin Tze in a private ceremony, after a couple of years of dating. They welcomed two children but haven’t revealed their names or exact dates of birth.

His relationship with Steven Seagal

Interestingly, he is not on good terms with his father, they don’t even communicate.

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After Steven was accused by his former executive assistant of sexual harassment, illegal trafficking, and retaliation, Kentaro spoke to the media outlet Radar Online and disclosed: ‘I don’t know anything about it. I’m not doing anything at all. I’m not not supporting him or supporting him, you know. He’s just my father and that’s all it is.’

He also added: ‘I don’t want to have a relationship, actually, you know. I don’t know him. I mean, I do my thing and he does his.’

What is his net worth?

According to sources, as of 2021, his estimated net worth is around $300,000. On the other hand, his father’s net worth is reputedly over $16 million, acquired largely through his career in the entertainment industry.

Is he active on social media?

It appears that Kentaro is not a fan of social platforms, and doesn’t use Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.

Briefly About Steven Seagal

Steven was born in Lansing, Michigan, in 1952, to medical technician Patricia and mathematics teacher Samuel Seagal.

After having obtained the 7th-dan black belt in aikido, he started working as a martial arts instructor in Japan, and with that, he became the first foreigner to operate an aikido hall. Later, he relocated to Los Angeles, where he continued working as an instructor.

He kicked off his career in the entertainment industry as an instructor and stuntman in 1982, appearing in movies such as “The Challenge”, “Hard to Kill”, and “Above the Law”. Not only did he act and provide his knowledge on martials arts, Steven also wrote, produced and directed movies during his career now spanning nearly five decades. With over 60 credits under his belt, his most notable roles include in movies such as “The Keeper”, “Half Past Dead” and “Under Siege”.

Besides his prolific acting career, he’s also dipped his toes in music, releasing two studio albums, “Songs from the Crystal” and “Mojo Priest”. He holds Serbian, Russian, and US citizenship.

Interestingly, he is also known for having worked with the police, as a former Reserve Deputy Chief in Louisiana, which prompted A & E to offer Steven the main role in the TV series entitled “Steven Seagal: Lawman”. The show follows his work with the police’s office in Louisiana, resolving conflicts and apprehending individuals.

Despite his successful and world-renowned acting career, he’s found himself in hot water several times. From 1990 to 2020, he was accused of numerous crimes ranging from sexual harassment, sexual assault, and illegal trafficking.