We love talking about old star wealth because it’s human. It’s messy. It’s not just numbers—it’s stories.
Kenneth More’s money taught us that fame is fleeting, but style is forever. He bought the Rolls-Royce. He drank the free whiskey. He never worried about the next penny.
That’s the real wealth. A life lived with swagger, even when the bank account dipped. So, next time you watch “The 39 Steps,” smile. You know his worth: priceless, quirky, and truly human.
