K-on Movie English Dub 23 Affiche Galerie Inve: Reviews and Ratings

He made his fortune in the oil business, but Tim Headington's real love is moviemaking. After fully bankrolling the expensive but Academy Award-winning "Hugo" and "Rango," Headington, 63, found big success last year with smaller stakes in Best Picture "Argo" and Brad Pitt's "World War Z." Though referred to in the society columns as Dallas' "invisible billionaire," Headington is completing a lavish expansion of his boutique hotel the Joule. He also sold a condo in Miami for $25 million and one in Dallas for $10 million. Inspired by his geologist father, Tim Headington founded Headington Oil in 1978. He stayed under the radar until 2008 when he sold acreage in North Dakota's Bakken oil play to XTO Energy for $1.85 billion. Nowadays Headington Oil is investing big in south Texas -- but in conventional oilfields, not shale plays. After Oklahoma University, Headington earned graduate degrees in theology and psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary. His nascent Headington Institute aims to give psychological training to humanitarian relief workers worldwide. (Check out my Q&A with Headington.)

Dan Friedkin is owner and chairman of Gulf States Toyota, joining the 400 list for the first time after completing transfer of assets from father, Thomas Friedkin. He has been intimately involved for the past two decades in growing their company, an auto distributorship that has the exclusive rights to import and distribute Toyota vehicles in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma. It's the largest private business in Houston. He and his father, founder and chairman emeritus of the company, have had a hand in the processing and distribution of every Toyota sold in these states since 1968, profiting through the sale of cars as well as car parts. The unique and highly lucrative business -- $7 billion in revenues in 2012 -- is one of only two remaining independent Toyota distributors in the U.S. Friedkin also owns and oversees a host of automotive investments, including two Lexus dealerships in Houston. Dan, 48, recently assumed the ownership mantle from his father. Business acumen isn't the only thing Dan inherited. Both Friedkins share a passion for restoring and flying vintage military war plans and own together one of the largest such fleets in the country, frequently flying in commemorative events to honor those in the armed services. Tom was a former Hollywood stunt pilot and actor, with credits in 11 movies. Through family-owned luxury travel and safari operators and the Friedkin Conservation Fund -- a charitable organization established by the family to conserve the habitat and wildlife in over seven million acres of Tanzania -- the Friedkins have also contributed over $100 million to support wildlife conservation and anti-poaching efforts in East Africa. Dan is also actively engaged in environmental stewardship in his home state of Texas, where he serves as chairman of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission.

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