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By Bill Knell

It took a tragedy not far removed from Wayne Rogers to wake him up when it came to money and how to handle it. According to an interview he gave to Financial Intelligence Report, Wayne had first met Peter Falk when two shared a room in New York City. Falk, an accomplished film, stage and television actor, later suffered a financial trauma not uncommon to many other celebrities. In 1970s while both longtime friends were living and working in Hollywood, Peter Falk became a victim of fraud.

Falk lost around $250,000 to a crooked business manager and he wasn’t alone. Bad investments had claimed fortunes of many of Hollywood’s Elite. John Wayne almost went bankrupt due to bad investments. Bud Abbot of Abbot and Costello spent his last days dying of cancer and flat broke in Woodland Hills, California. Poor money management and a huge IRS bill claimed fortunes of both members of famous comedy team. Jackie Coogan earned over four million dollars as a child star in 1920’s, but lost all his money to his mother and stepfather who had invested badly and wasted rest on a lavish lifestyle.