There are few things that ring as true to the 80s as "Who's the Boss?" the show that turned Alyssa Milano into a superstar while she was on her teens - now, its star is going to Broadway for a new adaptation, so what is currently Tony Danza's net worth?
Following a career of more than thirty years in show business, Tony Danza's net worth has been steadily increasing for years; while the actor has definitely turned much more low-key in the past few years, he's never stopped working on television, films and the theater.
Even more than twenty years after "Who's the Boss?" ended in 1992, Tony Danza's net worth is still among the highest for any television star from the decade. Not only was he in the hit show that saw Alyssa Milano become a star (and even the model for Ariel from "The Little Mermaid"), he was also in "Taxi" right before that.
The show "Taxi" - which featured some of the first famous roles for actors like Judd Hirsch, Danny DeVito, Andy Kaufman and Christopher Lloyd - was the one that saw the beginning of the ascension of Tony Danza's net worth, as he played a sort of fictionalized version of himself: a former boxer himself, in the show he played a boxer who was also a part-time taxi driver as he made it big on the ring.
Following the success of his 70s and 80s shows - both of which were among the most popular in their respective decades -, Tony Danza has gone on to act in shows like "The Practice" - for which he got a Primetime Emmy nomination in the 90s - as well as on film, like his role in the Best Picture Oscar winner "Crash" and, most recently, playing Joseph Gordon-Levitt's father in the latter's directorial debut "Don Jon."
Currently, Tony Danza's net worth stands at $40 million according to Celebrity Net Worth - he's gone a long, long way since his days boxing!
