Jeff Goldblum returns for the ninth consecutive year as 'the Inventor of the Apartminternet' Brad Bellflower, a tech entrepreneur dedicated to making Apartments.com 'the place to find a place.

Jeff Goldblum is back as Brad Bellflower, the Inventor. of the Apartminternet in ApartmentsBiz's latest 2022. marketing campaign.

(2015-2021/present) Large series of TV commercials for Apartments.com, portraying a character named Brad Bellflower, all with the tagline "Change Your Apartment, Change Your Life."

An example fee to book Jeff Goldblum is in the starting range of $300,000-$499,000. However, any recent popularity change would cause a price fluctuation well beyond this example. Also, their speaking fee might be different than the fee shown for the cost to perform or to just appear.

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Jeff Goldblum plays Brad Bellflower, the fictional mastermind of apartments.com. Real estate brokers and agents have become adept at using the Internet and social media to grow their business.

@calebwsimpson aka @calebwsimpson aka the 'apartment guy' tours peoples apartments all around the globe.

1 Jeff Goldblum He is known for his versatility, distinctive voice and speech pattern, impeccable comedic timing, and overall eccentric demeanor.

Goldblum was the rather unlikely star of some of the biggest blockbusters of the 1990s: Steven Spielberg's dinosaur adventure Jurassic Park (1993) and its sequel The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), as well as the alien invasion film Independence Day (1996).

The estimated speaking fee range to book Adam Sandler for your event is $200,000 and above.

The final George Clooney booking price is contingent on many variables and the booking fee we may show is based on a range derived from our past experience with what will George Clooney charge for an event. An example fee to book George Clooney is in the starting range of $750,000-$999,998.

Patrick Bateman, American Psycho Although his apartment was based on a fictitious building in Manhattan, New York, the estimated cost back in 2011 for a luxury NYC apartment was $4500 per month. Patrick Bateman earned big but lived within his means, so he had no monthly debt and no chance of being evicted.