Paul Weller Net Worth is
$700,000
Mini Biography
Has 5 kids: Daughters Leah, Dylan, and Jesamine, and sons Nathaniel and Stevie. His mom called him John after contracting polio from the throat immediately after his delivery. She was bordering on delirium and blurted out the initial name she considered. She afterwards renamed him Paul, but his name hasn’t been legally transformed. He started his music career seeing that the guitarist and business lead singer from the Jam in 1976, then in 1983 shaped the Design Council with Mick Talbot. The music group split up after their record label refused release a their final record, and he embarked on the solo profession in 1990.
Known for movies
The Truth About Cats & Dogs (1996)
as Music Department
Stranger Than Fiction (2006)
as Soundtrack
Billy Elliot (2000)
as Soundtrack
EuroTrip (2004)
as Soundtrack
Quick Facts
| Full Name | Paul Weller |
| Date Of Birth | May 25, 1958 |
| Height | 1.8 m |
| Profession | Record producer, Film Score Composer, Singer-songwriter, Lyricist, Guitarist, Poet, Actor, Songwriter, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Education | Bishop David Brown School |
| Nationality | British |
| Spouse | Hannah Andrews, Dee C. Lee, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Children | Leah Weller, Nathaniel Weller, John Paul Weller, Stevie Weller, Bowie Weller, Jesamine Weller, Dylan Weller, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Parents | Ann Weller, John Weller, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Siblings | Nicky Weller |
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| Awards | NME Award - Godlike Genius Award, Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music, Brit Award for British Male Solo Artist, NME Award for Best Solo Artist, NME Award for Best Dressed, NME Award for Best Guitarist, NME Award for Most Wonderful Human Being, NME Award for Best Haircut, NME Award for Best Songwriter, NME Award for Best Dressed Male, NME Award for Best Male Singer, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Music Groups | The Jam, The Style Council, Band Aid, Incognito, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Broken Stones |
| Nominations | Brit Award for MasterCard British Album of the Year |
| Movies | The Who & Special Guests: Live at the Royal Albert Hall, Paul Weller: Live at Braehead, Paul Weller: Two Classic Performances, Style Council: Far East & Far Out, Dear Mr. Fantasy: A Celebration for Jim Capaldi, Paul Weller: As is Now, Paul Weller: Changing Man Live: Chelmsford, The Who & Friends: Concerts for Teenage Cancer Trust: Live at Royal Albert Hall |