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Susan Berman was the daughter of Jewish-American gangster David “Davie” Berman and an American journalist and author. Her late-life discovery of her father’s involvement in organized crime prompted her to write.

Susan Berman’s Net Worth & Salary

Susan Berman’s net worth is believed to be between $1 million and $3 million.

She has amassed a large wealth as a result of her primary occupation as a writer.

Berman grew up in Las Vegas and later in Hollywood, California, where she attended the Chadwick School and met Jann Wenner and Liza Minnelli among her classmates and friends.

Berman met real estate heir Robert Durst in 1967 after graduating with honors from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

In 1969, she received a master of arts in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley.

Facts of Susan Berman

Susan Berman’s Relationship Status

Susan Berman has been married once before, in the 1980s, and had since helped raise a boyfriend’s two children.”

Durst led Berman down the aisle when she married Christopher “Mister” Margulies in June 1984 at the Hotel Bel-Air. Margulies died of a heroin overdose in 1986.

Susan Berman’s Weight and Height

In terms of bodily measurements, she is a lovely young lady with a wonderful and cool personality.

Susan Berman stands about 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs approximately 50 kg.

She is in good health and has a lovely body figure. Her hair is black, and her eyes are black.

Susan Berman’s Career

Berman was a writer and memoirist who wrote The Underground Guide to the Collegiate of Your Choice, a college manual published in 1971.

Easy Street, her first book, detailed her life as the daughter of a gangster. In the 1970s, she was represented by the William Morris Agency, which spoke with a number of Hollywood directors who were interested in adopting her novel into a screenplay.

The film rights were later purchased for $350,000, but no film project ever came to fruition. For a time, Berman attempted to sponsor a musical based on the Dreyfus scandal, but Durst refused to invest.

Berman worked in San Francisco for the San Francisco Examiner, Francis Ford Coppola’s City Magazine, KPIX-Westinghouse TV’s Evening Program, and CBS’s People.

She wrote for magazines like New York, Cosmopolitan, and Family Circle. She also wrote Driver, Give a Soldier a Lift!, and Lady Las Vegas, which were released to coincide with the 1996 debut of an A&E documentary for which she was a co-writer and received a Writers Guild of America award nomination.

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Quick Facts of Susan Berman

• Susan Berman was an American journalist and novelist, as well as the daughter of Jewish-American gangster David “Davie” Berman.
• She wrote about her late-life discovery of her father’s involvement in organized crime.
• Berman was a writer and memoirist, as well as the author of The Underground Guide to the College of Your Choice, a 1971 college handbook.
• Her debut book, Easy Street, chronicled her upbringing as the daughter of a gangster.
• She had been married once in the 1980s and subsequently assisted in the raising of a boyfriend’s two children.”