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Veronica Mars is among the most beloved modern TV shows of all time.

The teen drama, created by screenwriter Rob Thomas, centers around Kristen Bell as Veronica Mars, a student who doubles as a private investigator, with the help of her detective father, solving various mysteries. 

The show premiered in September of 2004 on UPN, ending in May of 2007, after a season on The CW. While it was cancelled after three seasons, the stars launched a fundraising campaign by 2013 to produce a film powered by fans through Kickstarter, which achieved its goal in a staggeringly quick amount of time, with the movie arriving in 2014, followed by a fourth season that arrived in 2019 on Hulu.

Since the show aired, many of its stars have gone on to achieve big things in their careers, amassing a significant amount of wealth.

Scroll through to find out who the richest stars of Veronica Mars are…

Tina Majorino is red hot on the cover of Bello magazine’s November issue, available now!

Here’s what the 29-year-old actress had to share with the mag:

On her role in Napoleon Dynamite: “I read Napoleon Dynamite and instantly I was like, ‘I don’t even care if I get it, I have to audition for this movie!’ I think I was 17 – it was the first script that I read coming out of my sabbatical – and I was like, ‘this is hilarious.’ That film was a huge lesson for me in following my gut. It was pure magic and 100% reignited my love of filmmaking.”

On working with Kevin Costner as a child star: “I will never forget how much Kevin Costner’s passion for making movies came through [while filming 1995's Waterworld]. No matter how crazy everything off the set became, he showed up to work every day just wanting to do the best work possible. He loves doing this just for the sake of doing it, and every time [that I've collaborated with someone] who has had that mentality, it’s always been a fulfilling experience.”

On the art of film-making: “Making films is not only fulfilling, but on a deeper level, you have the ability to touch people’s lives you will never meet. I’ve personally had days when I’m really low and put a movie in and it’s changed my life. Art is how we deal with those existential anxieties.”

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