He was also a judge on the New Zealand version of the show with dancer Brendan Cole, but the spin-off ended in 2009 he earned around £60,000 for that. STRICTLY SALARY: Craig, 46, earns £90,000 as a judge for Strictly. Panto villain: This Christmas, Craig, left, will star in Snow White And The Seven Dwarves in Dartford with Ann Widdecome He choreographed the opening of the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester. Working up the ranks in the West End, he became a well-regarded stage choreographer with shows including West Side Story and My One And Only. He became a rent boy, charging £100 an hour for his services, before trying his luck as a dancer in London. LIFE BEFORE STRICTLY: Born in Melbourne, Australia, bisexual Craig’s first career was as a drag artist in seedy nightclubs. ‘Sitting there like Little Lord Fauntleroy. He even refuses the BBC’s offer of a car, preferring to get to the studio by bus. He is married to Sue, who is 20 years his junior, and has a grown-up son from his second marriage.ĭespite his earnings, he does not appear to have many celebrity trappings.
STRICTLY OUTSIDE WORK: He lives mortgage-free in the same modest house he bought in 1996. He has only one company registered at Companies House - the Goodman Maxell Partnership - but it has never traded and is being struck off at its own request. His celebrity status gives his dance schools a high profile. STRICTLY BUSINESS: He has a DVD called Dance With Len Goodman (RRP £12.89) and an autobiography, Better Late Than Never: From Barrowboy To Ballroom (RRP £7.99), both of which still sell well. For those, Len is paid £20,000.Įarlier this year he admitted he was ‘overpaid’, adding: ‘I get potloads of money. Then there are the hotel group Warners’ Strictly Come Dancing Breaks, where you can meet your favourite judge and several dancers, and learn ballroom dancing. He is also a regular on the month-long Strictly Live Tour, earning £40,000. version of the show (it runs from March to May and September to November), for which he is paid £250,000. There has not been such a steep rise in fortunes for the dancers several cullings have shown them no job is safe, and they get only £30,000 each. But as the show grew in popularity, the judges fought for more money.
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