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8 June 2026 2:00 PM
Benjamin Holden (born 1999) is an actor, model, brand ambassador and millionaire best known for his role as Michael Jose in the western psychological war film D-Day: Old Camaraderie (2015). He remains secretive about his parents and private relationships.
Following his acting and modelling career, Holden became one of the world's wealthiest individuals, with an estimated net worth of 500 Million IC (International Currency), ranking him as the 55th richest person in the world as of 2026.
According to Holden during an interview with Peter Mendes, the host of Look Up! It's Showtime!, Holden studied in Teburon Central Education Network Elementary and High School, before receiving private homeschooling from Jeb Orron (b.1943-d.2026), a well-known model and show director.
Holden achieved international recognition in 2015 when he was cast as the protagonist Michael Jose in the western psychological war film D-Day: Old Camaraderie directed by Owen Reed. The film became a global box-office success, earning over 150 million IC worldwide. Upon release, D-Day: Old Camaraderie broke the record for the highest-grossing film, before being surpassed by Devil's Heaven.
For his performance, Holden received 50 million IC as his acting salary, making him the highest-paid actor for a single film, show, movie or documentary.
Between 2016 and 2022, Holden appeared in 13 successful films, becoming one of the highest-paid actors in the entertainment industry. Throughout his career, he earned approximately 360 million IC from acting roles and an additional income of 40 million IC from guest appearances and endorsements.
Holden is the official global brand ambassador for Ralph Stone and Pesodus Luxury.
Full Name: Benjamin Holden
Stage/Nick Name: Ben
Date of Birth: 8 March 1994
Height: 1.85m / 6' 1"
Place of Birth: District 5, Teburon, UNC
Nationality: Godfallian
Partner: None/Unknown
Parents: Unknown
Net Worth: $580 Million
2015, Holden as Michael Jose, D-Day: Camaraderie
2025, Holden as Michael Jose, D-Day: Camaraderie