Who is Eli Roth? Bio, Wiki, Net Worth, Age, Height, Family, Spouse,

Eli Roth is an American director, screenwriter, producer, and actor. Eli Raphael Roth is his actual and full name. He has directed Cabin Fever (2003) and Hostel (2005), most strongly linked with the horror genre, specifically splatter movies.

Eli Roth Biography/Wiki:

As an actor, Eli got a Critic’s Choice Movie Award and a SAG Award for his performance as Donny “The Bear Jew” Donowitz in Quentin Tarantino’s war movie Inglourious Basterds (2009), for which he was recognized as a member of the ensemble.

As a continuation of his work in the horror genre, Eli went on to direct The Green Inferno (2013) and Hostel: Part II (2007). He also ventured into different genres, helming the action movie Death Wish (2018), a remake of the 1974 original, and the sensual thriller Knock Knock (2015). His first PG-rated movie and highest domestic grosser to date, The House with a Clock in Its Walls, was also directed by him in 2018.

Eli received the Stanley Film Festival’s Visionary Award in 2013 for his contributions to the horror genre. He is one of a group of directors known as the Splat Pack by several writers because of their controversially bloody and overtly violent horror movies.

Eli Roth Age:

Eli was born On April 18, 1972. As of 2023, Eli is 51 years old. The birth sign of Eli is Aries.

Where was Eli born and raised?

Eli was born and raised in Newton, Massachusetts, U.S.

Real Name	Eli Raphael Roth
Famous as	Eli Roth
Gender	Male
Birthday	April 18, 1972
Birthplace	Newton, Massachusetts, U.S.
Age	51
Zodiac	Aries

Eli Roth Height and Weight:

Eli Raphael weighs 82 kilograms and stands about 6 feet tall.

Eli Roth Film Career:

Roth created and directed Restaurant Dogs, a student film at NYU’s film school that was a parody of Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs. In 1995, the movie received a nomination for a Student Academy Award and went on to win Division III.

Roth first met David Lynch through his internship with Frederick Zollo. They stayed in touch throughout the years, and in the late 1990s, Roth started writing for Lynch’s new website. Roth connected with Angelo Badalamenti, a composer for film and television, through Lynch and used his music in his debut feature. Additionally, he got to know a worker at the special effects studio KNB EFX, which helped him produce his debut film.

In Los Angeles, Roth worked on a series of animated films called Chowdaheads for Mandalay Sports Entertainment, which he wrote, directed, edited, produced, animated, and voiced. Roth relocated there in 1999. They had been finished but have yet to be shown; they were supposed to be shown between WCW Monday Nitro professional wrestling matches. Roth’s pal Noah Belson, who also co-wrote the shorts, gave the other characters voices.

Cabin Fever Film:

Roth co-wrote the book Cabin Fever with his undergraduate friend Randy Pearlstein. The idea was inspired by Roth’s incident in 1991 when he rode horses at a family friend’s farm in Iceland and had a skin illness. While Roth was performing as a production assistant for Howard Stern’s movie Private Parts in 1996, much of it was written.

On a $1.5 million budget, Cabin Fever was made in 2001 with funding from individual investors. The biggest sale of the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival was made when Lionsgate purchased the movie for $3.5 million. It was Lionsgate’s highest-grossing movie of 2003 when it was released, bringing in $35 million globally and $22 million in the United States.

Hostel Film:

Hostel, Roth’s second film, cost slightly over $4 million to produce in 2005. In January 2006, it debuted at No. 1 and made $20 million in its opening weekend. The movie eventually made $80 million at the box office globally and more than $180 million on DVD. All outdoor scenes were filmed in the Czech Republic, even though the tale takes place in Slovakia.

Thanksgiving Eli Roth:

For Grindhouse’s mock trailer Thanksgiving in 2007, Roth both directed and narrated, and he also made an appearance in Tarantino’s scene, Death Proof as co-winners of the 2007 Spike TV Scream Award for best “screenplay” with Tarantino, Rob Zombie, Robert Rodriguez, and Edgar Wright, Roth, and co-writer Jeff Rendell were responsible for the film Grindhouse.

A full-length Thanksgiving movie directed by Roth is in the works; it was revealed in January 2023.

Hostel Part 2:

Hostel: Part II earned $17.6 million in U.S. theaters after debuting in sixth place with $8.2 million in June 2007. The movie’s $10.2 million budget resulted in $35 million global box office revenue and $50 million in DVD and paid television sales.

Six Spike Television Scream Awards, involving the best horror movie and best director, were nominated for Hostel: Part II. It was listed among the top 20 horror movies of the last 20 years by Entertainment Weekly.

Endangered Species:

As he starred in Inglourious Basterds in 2009, Roth said he would shortly start work on his upcoming movie, Endangered Species.

Roth said he had put off work on Endangered Species to concentrate on 2013’s The Green Inferno, an interview with The Guardian.

The Green Inferno:

The Green Inferno (2013), a cannibalistic horror movie that Roth made, was motivated by his admiration of Mondo horror movies like the famed Cannibal Holocaust. People’s World called The Green Inferno a “new little in racist filmmaking” and slammed it for depicting indigenous people as cannibals.

Death Wish:

At the box office, Roth’s 2018 adaptation of the Death Wish movie debuted at $13 million. The movie’s protagonist is a trauma surgeon who becomes a vigilante after his family is threatened. Following the incident at Stoneman Douglas High School, the movie was criticized by critics as “pro-gun propaganda” and released at the wrong time.

Acting Career:

In 1998, Roth started his professional acting career, frequently appearing in the movies he directs. The part of brutal Bostonian warrior Donny “The Bear Jew” Donowitz in the 2009 Quentin Tarantino film Inglourious Basterds is Roth’s most outstanding performance.

Quentin Tarantino was intrigued by Roth’s brief performance as Justin in Cabin Fever, which led to Tarantino casting Roth in Roth’s chapter of the 2007 movie Grindhouse, Death Proof.

Roth has had cameo appearances in various movies, including Rock of Ages (2012) and Piranha 3D (2010), directed by Alexandre Aja, in addition to his own and these movies.

Work In Television:

The “How Evil Are You?” episode of the Discovery Channel T.V. show Curiosity was hosted and executive produced by Roth. Roth underwent a brain scan and DNA sequencing at the University of California under the supervision of neuropsychiatrist Dr. James Fallon as part of the episode’s exploration of the scientific aspects of evil. For the film, Roth also replicated the infamous Milgram tests, producing outcomes that were exact replicas of those from 50 years earlier.

Eli Roth Parents and Siblings:

In Newton, Massachusetts, Roth was born as the middle child of Sheldon Roth, a psychiatrist/psychoanalyst and clinical trainer at Harvard Medical School, and Cora Roth, a painter. He has two brothers: Gabriel, who was born in December 1974, and Adam, who was born in May 1970, who is his older brother. Roth was a Jew; his family had immigrated as Jews from Hungary, Austria, Russia, and Poland.

Eli Roth‘s Affairs, Wife, and Girlfriend:

On the beach in the Chilean village of Zapallar, Roth wed Lorenza Izzo, an actress, and model from that country, in November 2014. In July 2018, the couple made their breakup public. In August 2019, their divorce was completed.

Father	Sheldon Roth
Mother	Cora Roth
Brother	Gabriel and Adam
Sister	N/A
Wife	N/A
Ex-Wife	Lorenza Izzo
Girlfriend	N/A
Children	N/A

What is Eli Roth‘s Net Worth as of 2023?

Eli Roth’s net worth will be $20 million in 2023. He earns the most money from producing, directing, and acting ventures and numerous social media accounts. Additionally, he makes money through endorsing brand advertising. His professional acting career has taken off thanks to his numerous parts in films and television, where he has earned a sizable sum of money.

Eli Roth Instagram:

The username “realeliroth” is his on Instagram. According to Roth, there are only 1.8 posts and 310K Instagram followers. His attractive photos and athletic acting helped him gain popularity on social media. In February 2012, he first created an Instagram account. Instagram approved his account.

Twitter Account:

He has published more than 8.9k tweets since joining Twitter in July 2009. Eli has more than 250.6K followers on Twitter. He uses “Eli Roth” as his sign-in name. Additionally, he shared his images on Twitter.

Facebook Account:

Eli signs in to Facebook as “Eli Roth.” He has thousands of fans and likes in addition to 275K followers. He created a Facebook account for himself on December 28, 2014. He posted images and videos from popular movies on his website. Facebook verifies his account.

Accounts	Links	Joining Date
Instagram	Click Here	February 2012
Twitter	Click Here	July 2009
Tiktok	Click Here	October 6, 2022
Facebook	Click Here	December 28, 2014

Associated With:

Eli Roth is associated with Charlotte Emerson. A model and creator of adult content, Charlotte Emerson is American. Charlotte is incredibly talented and gorgeous. She attracts admirers by sharing updates about her everyday activities, stunning photos of herself looking chic, and pictures and videos of her modeling.

Truth and Facts:

• As an actor, Eli got a Critic’s Choice Movie Award and a SAG Award for his performance as Donny “The Bear Jew.”

• Eli Raphael Roth is his actual and full name.

• He has directed Cabin Fever (2003) and Hostel (2005), most strongly linked with the horror genre, specifically splatter movies.

• Roth first met David Lynch through his internship with Frederick Zollo.

• In Los Angeles, Roth worked on a series of animated films called Chowdaheads for Mandalay Sports Entertainment.

• At the box office, Roth’s 2018 adaptation of the Death Wish movie debuted at $13 million.

• In 1998, Roth started his professional acting career, frequently appearing in the movies he directs.

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