Peter Mensah’s Wealth

Peter Mensah’s estimated net worth stands at approximately $5 million

Peter Mensah: A Brief Biography

Peter Mensah, born on 27 August 1959 in Chiraa, Ghana, to a British father who was an engineer, and a mother who was a writer. He gained recognition for his roles in various movies such as “Tears of the Sun”, “300” and “Hidalgo”. He also contributed to the video game “Dead Space”, all of which have significantly contributed to his financial status.

Peter Mensah’s net worth continues to grow, with sources estimating it at $5 million as of late 2017. His successful acting career, which commenced in the mid-90s, led to his involvement in several “Spartacus” television series, including “Spartacus: Blood and Sand” and “Spartacus: Gods of the Arena”. As he progresses in his career, it is anticipated that his wealth will also increase.

Peter Mensah Net Worth $5 million

Born into an academic family, Peter Mensah moved to England at a young age. He commenced martial arts training at six years old, nurtured a diverse range of sports interests, which later molded him into the accomplished actor he is today.

Initially, Peter worked as an engineer for a gas company. However, his passion for acting led him to make his debut on TV in an episode of “Nancy Drew” in 1995. His film debut ensued three years later in “The Long Island Incident”, in which he portrayed the character Hugh. Subsequently, more opportunities unfolded, fueling the augmentation of his net worth. In 2000, he featured as a guest in an episode of “Relic Hunter” and secured a role in “Witchblade” the following year, appearing in two episodes as Hector “Moby” Mobius.

In the 2000s, his prominence soared as he landed more significant roles. His notable performances include the portrayal of Jaffa in the 2004 film “Hidalgo”, which depicted the life of distance rider Frank Hopkins and his mustang named Hidalgo. Mensah also captivated audiences with his role as a Persian Messenger in the 2007 film “300”, based on the comic series of the same name by Frank Miller, a fictionalized re-telling of the Battle of Thermopylae during the Persian Wars. In 2009, Mensah made an appearance in the film “Avatar”. During 2008, he became involved in the video game project entitled “Dead Space” as Sgt. Zach Hammond, providing the voice and likeness. His net worth surged steadily.

That same year, Peter also made a guest appearance in two episodes of “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, assuming the role of General Perry. In 2010, he portrayed Oenomaus in the series “Spartacus: Blood and Sand” for 13 episodes, which was aired on Starz and inspired by the historical figure of the same name played by Andy Whitfield. He reprised his role in the prequel miniseries “Spartacus: Gods of the Arena” the following year. He continued to reprise his role in subsequent “Spartacus” series.

Some of his recent projects include his voice portrayal of Predaking in “Transformers: Prime” and his portrayal of the Hidden One in “Sleepy Hollow”, further contributing to his net worth and career CV, which now spans almost 50 appearances in films and on TV.

Mensah, who has mentioned that he doesn’t have time for romantic relationships, keeps his personal life private.