Robert Clary – 1926
Robert Clary was one of the few people who survived the dastardly Nazi concentration camps with the help of nothing but his voice, probably lulling the soldiers into a sound sleep. The story of his life in the camp is an inspiration to all, children and adults alike. He nurtured his singing talent to such an extent that after being released from the wrongful incarceration, he immediately went on to achieve fame in France as well as in the US. Clary’s unique sense of humor eventually came to light, and he showcased his newfound skills far and wide. In 1965,
Hogan’s Heroes helped him reach the peak of his career. Today, with an estimated $15-million net worth, he can easily afford to live out the rest of his days in peace worrying about bankruptcy or health insurance cost.
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