A high-stakes "till-death-us-do-part" Dating Game, but with better prizes. The bride got a $35,000 engagement ring, a free Caribbean cruise honeymoon and an Isuzu Trooper. Total estimated ...
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Title: Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? (2000– )
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Anna Agatka | ... | Herself |
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Alycia Benn | ... | Herself |
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Michelle Bien | ... | Herself |
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Kendra Bolduc | ... | Herself |
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Kelly Bonk | ... | Herself |
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Teresa Bowman | ... | Herself |
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Kira Burt | ... | Herself |
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Stacie Campbell | ... | Herself |
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Felicita Carino | ... | Herself |
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Kristen Clark | ... | Herself |
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Darva Conger | ... | Herself |
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Andrea Csorba | ... | Herself |
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Sheryl Dahl | ... | Herself |
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A high-stakes "till-death-us-do-part" Dating Game, but with better prizes. The bride got a $35,000 engagement ring, a free Caribbean cruise honeymoon and an Isuzu Trooper. Total estimated value: $100,000. The groom didn't get quite as much, but it wasn't supposed to matter because he was a millionaire. Written by Anonymous
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15 February 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? See more »Filming Locations:
Las Vegas, Nevada, USACompany Credits
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Darva Conger signed a deal to pose in Playboy, for an estimated $500,000. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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There is nothing "real" about reality TV. If you haven't learned that by now...there's nothing really left to say. I knew what was going on from the start and didn't do it to get a husband. That's ridiculous. I - and almost all of the others - knew this was about sensationalism and not romance. It was made as entertainment NOT, real life...just like all reality TV shows. I got to spend 11 days in Vegas, all expenses paid, paid SAG-AFTRA wages plus my daily cash per diem, meals were provided and got to attend a few Vegas shows. That's why I agreed to do it. Stop believing what you see on TV and the internet is "real" because it is ALL fiction to varying degrees. But, of course, if you really believe reality shows are true...then my words are wasted. Carry on...