Dr. Carlisle Cullen Takes 3rd Place in Forbes’ 2012 “15 Richest Fictional Characters” List

April 24, 2012 Posted by Ashley in Peter Facinelli

Congrats Peter Facinelli/Dr. Carlisle Cullen!

Cullen patriarch, Dr. Carlisle Cullen, is worth $36.3 billion according to “Forbes” 2012 list of wealthiest fictional characters. He takes third place behind Smaug, the ancient gold-red dragon from “The Hobbit” who has amassed a fortune of coins, jewels and antiques worth $62 billion, and Flintheart Glomgold, the diamond mining magnate who took over as the world’s richest duck when he won a bet on race with Scrooge McDuck. The bet left Scrooge penniless and Glomgold with his fortune combining to equal $51.9 billion.

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Ana_moon

lolololol

Sazzad hossain jissan

why there is no love like "Edward and Bella" in the world?

Sazzad hossain jissan

gud

Cassie4486

LOL the only reason why the Cullens are filthy rich is thanks to Alice and Edward....Alice can predict what the stock market was going to do plus other markets they invested in...

Sscook50

Bet Christian Grey makes the list next year!

Gloriadawnlewis

His LOONIES movie was very good also! GO PETER F. / CARLISLE CULLENS!

Gloriadawnlewis

Bull CARLISLE should be # 1...he's a fast awesome,good looking,polite ... vampire ....he can have anything he wants and his family by just taking it ,plus he's a very old VAMPIRE DOCTOR! All over the world holdings,crap he owed an Island, ESME !....repeatedly , Bella reflects on the CULLENS wealth! Plus he loved by many as well as his family and each of them with their own holdings ... CARLISLE CULLENS NUMBER ONE....PERIOD! I love them ....each and everyone of them!

Firuze_kadife

Get a life!

Toppel Larry

Don't forget Alice can see the future. They may have had a lot in stock and bonds.

NiteShadow

Carlisle is so HOT!!!!!!!

Mystryal

Groovy_babee69
"Net worth estimates are based on an analysis of the fictional
character’s source material, and where possible, valued against known
real-world commodity and share price movements. In the case of privately
held fictional concerns, we seek to identify comparable fictional
public companies. All figures are as of market close, April 1, 2012.

Final valuations are calculated with a grain of salt, and a willingness to break our own rules."
As per Forbes article in the link below.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/da...