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They're famous across the globe. Their work is treasured by millions. And they're rolling in cash--they just can't spend any of it.

The 13 members of our annual Highest-Earning Dead Celebrities list brought in a collective $186 million in the last year. They, or more accurately, their estates, earned that money by selling their work--both written and recorded--or just the rights to use their likenesses on T-shirts, posters or in advertisements. Sometimes their life stories themselves are worth something: Musician Ray Charles makes the list for the first time this year, in part because of income related to his 2004 biopic. Johnny Cash, who also makes his first appearance this year, has his own movie out in November.
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# Elvis Presley
# Charles M. Schulz
# John Lennon
# Andy Warhol
# Theodore "Dr. Seuss" Geisel
# Marlon Brando
# Marilyn Monroe
# J.R.R. Tolkien
# George Harrison
# Johnny Cash
# Irving Berlin
# Bob Marley
# Ray Charles
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I liked Ray Charles, sang from the heart, had an unusual voice too!

Johnny Cash had something to say too, banned here I would think?

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PS. I'm not there? Oh yes you have to be dead, well then!
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