Michael Wilmington Net Worth is
$17 Million

Mini Biography

Michael Wilmington was created in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, on November 23, 1946. He was the kid of Martin Wilmington, an economics teacher at Pace University in NEW YORK, and of Edna Tulane Wilmington, a cum laude experts degree graduate from the School of Wisconsin in Madison, and a painter, sculptor, family portrait musician, illustrator, draughtsman, paper columnist and instructor. His parents had been divorced and Edna brought him up, in Arlington, Virginia, Chicago and Williams Bay, Wisconsin, as an individual mother, without kid support or alimony. (She passed away, at 94, in ’09 2009.) Michael graduated from William Bay (Wisconsin) SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, where he was in the golf ball and football groups, was captain from the forensics group and was sports activities editor of the annual. He graduated in 1964, and went to the School of Wisconsin-Madison, where he majored in British (Honors), where he was also energetic in dramatics as both acting professional and movie director, was chair from the Memorial Union Film Committee and was the film critic for just two years for the college student paper, the Daily Cardinal. In Madison, Wilmington also co-wrote the publication, “John Ford” with Joseph McBride and became the film critic for the choice every week, Isthmus of Madison, earning five Milwaukee Press Golf club Honours at Isthmus for greatest arts criticism. He ultimately left for LA, to become film critic and editor for both L. A. Regular and L. A. Style. From 1984 to 1993, he was a film critic and article writer for the LA Occasions and, in 1993, he was elected Vice Chief executive of the LA Film Critics Association. In 1993, Wilmington was called the lead film critic in the Chicago Tribune, following the departure of Dave Kehr, who experienced changed longtime Tribune film critic and “At the films” TV sponsor Gene Siskel in 1986. (Siskel became film columnist in the Tribune from 1986 until his loss of life in 1999.) While at the Tribune, Wilmington won or distributed two Peter Lisagor honours for arts criticism. He was also the the on-air film critic for wire route CLTV, where he was nominated for just two additional Lisagors. Wilmington remaining the Tribune in 2007. In 2008, he became film and Dvd and blu-ray critic for Film City News.

Known for movies