Suzanne DeLaurentiis

Suzanne DeLaurentiis: Biography in Details

Who is Suzanne DeLaurentiis?

Suzanne DeLaurentiis is an American film producer and actress.

She is best known for 10th & Wolf (2006), Area 407 (2012), and Area 407: Part Two (2013). She is also known as ‘the first lady of the movie business’.

Suzanne DeLaurentiis’ Early Life, Childhood, Education

DeLaurentiis was born Suzanne DeLaurentiis in Burlington County, New Jersey, The United States of America.

She was raised in Burlington County, New Jersey.

Her ethnicity is Caucasian.

Other than her place of birth and place of upbringing, the mainstream media knows nothing much of her info to date.

This includes the info on her date of birth, whereabouts of her parents, siblings, early childhood days, teenage days, etc.

Similar is the case of the info regarding her educational background and qualification.

Suzanne DeLaurentiis’ Career, Profession

DeLaurentiis started her career as an associate producer in My Lovely Bank, in 1982.

Two years later, she debuted as an actress from the movie Evil Judgment. The following year, she appeared in the movies Breaking All the Rules and A Cut Above.

In 1990, she worked as an associate producer – uncredited in Rocky V. The next year, she played a Nightclub Waitress in the movie Mannequin: On the Move.

The same year, she also was an associate producer – uncredited in the same movie. In 1996, she directed, produced, and was the art director for the movie Mutant Man. The next year, she served as an associate producer for the video Pocket Ninjas.

In 1999, DeLaurentiis acted in Dirt Merchant, worked as unit production manager in The Sterling Chase, & producer in The Vegas Connection. 2 years later, she produced Out of the Black, Adjustments, & A Month of Sundays.

For the latter, Suzanne DeLaurentiis was a music supervisor. Then, she produced the short movie While You Were Waiting in 2002. The short documentary, Jean Webster: The Mother Theresa of Atlantic City, followed in 2003.

In 2004, she produced Shut Up and Kiss Me!, followed by 10th & Wolf in 2006 and I Believe in America (co-producer) in 2007. She produced Soul Fire Rising, executive produced Deceit, and line produced House Rules for Bad Girls in 2009.

In 2011, Suzanne produced Real American Meals, Black Gold, Abby’s Groovy Getaways, & co-produced Lost Revolution.

The same year, she wrote the 2 episodes of and directed the series Abby’s Groovy Getaways.

In 2012, Suzanne DeLaurentiis Dark Tourist, Stone Markers, and executive produced Area 407, I Love You to Death.

She also wrote the story for Area 407, that year. In 2013, she produced How Sweet It Is,  executive produced Chasing Taste, Area 407: Part Two. For the latter, she also had the writing part.

From 2014 to 2016, she executive produced thirteen episodes and produced ten episodes of the TV series Pet Doctors of Atlanta.

In 2016, Suzanne DeLaurentiis executive produced In the Name of the Nameless. She has two upcoming works, Vendetta, which she produced, and Hound Hero, which she directed and executive produced.

Net Worth and Salary

Her salary and net worth value are still under review.

Whereas some sources have mentioned her net worth to be between $3 million and $5 million.

Rumors, Controversy

There are no significant rumors or controversies regarding Suzanne DeLaurentiis in the media to date.

Body Measurements

Suzanne DeLaurentiis has dyed red hair color and her eye color is brown. There is no information about her height, weight, and shoe size.

Instagram, Twitter and Facebook

Suzanne DeLaurentiis is not active on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

Moreover, she has more than 624 followers on Instagram.

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