Robert Clary – Now 96

Born in France, Robert Clary experienced a troubled childhood. His Jewish heritage made him a target to the Nazi’s and was even sent to a concentration camp. His experience in the camp molded him to try and help his peers however he could. He did this by entertaining them with his acting skills. A holocaust survivor, in the following years Robert gained considerable fame. His most iconic role was as Corporal Louis LeBeau in ‘Hogan’s Heroes’. Today, Robert has $20 million to his name.