An American author, screenwriter, and journalist named Mario Puzo had a net worth of $20 million.
Born in Manhattan, New York in October 1920, Mario Puzo passed away in July 1999.
His crime fiction novels, including The Godfather, which was published in 1969, are his most renowned works.
Francis Ford Coppola directed the film trilogy, which was co-adapted by Puzo from the book.
Mario Puzo wrote the novels The Dark Arena in 1955, The Fortunate Pilgrim in 1965, The Runaway Summer of Davie Shaw in 1966, Six Graves to Munich in 1967, Fools Die in 1978, The Sicilian in 1984, The Fourth K in 1990, The Last Don in 1996, Omerta in 2000, and The Family in 2001.
The original screenplay for the 1978 movie Superman was written by him, and several of his other works were made into movies.
The Academy Awards were bestowed upon Puzo for The Godfather in 1973 and The Godfather: Part II in 1975.
In 1973, he was honored with a Golden Globe Award for his role in The Godfather.
On July 2, 1999, Mario Puzo passed away due to heart failure at the age of 78. All Rights Reserved / 2024 Celebrity Net Worth.