William Emerson Arnett, usually recognized under the name of Will Arnett, is famous in the film industry. Currently, it has been announced that Will Arnett’s net worth has reached the sum of 12 million dollars. Will has accumulated his net worth as a voice actor and actor. As a voice actor he has been working in ‘Lego Movie‘, and as an actor he is recognized for his roles in such films as ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles‘, ‘The Brothers Solomon’, ‘Let’s Go to Prison’, ‘Blades of Glory’ and other films. Arnett has been active in the industry since 1996 and has been accumulating his net worth for over eighteen years. William Emerson Arnett was born on May 4, 1970 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Will Arnett Net Worth $12 Million
Will Arnett debuted on the big screen landing the main role in the film ‘Close Up’ (1996) directed by Przemyslaw Reut, this way opening his net worth account. Later, Will starred in the following films: ‘The Broken Giant’ (1998) directed by Estep Nagy, ‘Southie’ (1999) directed by John Shea, ‘The Waiting Game’ (1999) directed by Ken Liotti, ‘Let’s Go to Prison’ (2006) directed by Bob Odenkirk, ‘Blades of Glory’ (2007) directed by Josh Gordon and Will Speck, ‘On Broadway’ (2006) directed by Dave McLaughlin, ‘Hot Rod’ (2007) directed by Akiva Schaffer, ‘The Brothers Solomon’ (2007) directed by Bob Odenkirk, ‘G-Force’ (2009) directed by Hoyt Yeatman, ‘Jonah Hex’ (2010) directed by Jimmy Hayward and ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ (2014) directed by Jonathan Liebesman.
In addition to this, Will has increased his net worth working as a voice actor. He has voiced characters in animated films including ‘Ice Age: The Meltdown’ (2006) directed by Carlos Saldanha, ‘Ratatouille’ (2007) directed by Brad Bird, ‘Dr. Seuss‘ Horton Hears a Who!’ (2008) directed by Jimmy Hayward, Steve Martino, ‘Monsters vs. Aliens’ (2009) directed by Conrad Vernon, Rob Letterman, ‘Despicable Me’ (2010) directed by Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud and others.
Moreover, Arnett has added much to his net worth as a television actor. The most successful role he has landed in television production was the role of George Oscar ‘G.O.B.’ Bluth II in the television series ‘Arested Development’ created by Mitchell Hurwitz. Will won a TV Land Award together with the other cast members in the category of Future Classic Awards. For the same role Will was nominated for two Screen Actors Guild Awards and an Emmy Award. Another successful role Arnett landed was in the sitcom ’30 Rock’ created by Tina Fey, and received four nominations for the Emmy Awards as the Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series. Another role that brought nomination from the Satellite Awards as the Best Actor was the character of Chris, in a sitcom created by Emily Spivey ‘Up All Night’.
Will Arnett has been married twice. In 1994, he married an actress Penelope Ann Miller. However, they divorced in 1995. In 2003, Will married an actress, writer and producer Amy Poehler. The couple divorced in 2012. Will Arnett has fathered two children.
Full Name
Will Arnett
Net Worth
$12 Million
Date Of Birth
May 4, 1970
Place Of Birth
Toronto, Canada
Height
6 ft 2 in (1.892 m)
Profession
Actor, Voice Actor, Television producer, Screenwriter, Comedian
Education
Lakefield College School, Leaside High School, Concordia University, Subway Academy II
Nationality
Canadian
Spouse
Amy Poehler (m. 2003–2014), Penelope Ann Miller (m. 1994–1995)
Children
Abel Arnett, Archie Arnett
Parents
Emerson James Arnett, Edith Alexandra Palk
Nicknames
William Emerson Arnett , Will , William Emerson "Will" Arnett
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Awards
TV Land Award (2004)
Nominations
Screen Actors Guild Awards, Primetime Emmy Awards, Satellite Award, American Comedy Award (2014), Kids' Choice Award - Favorite Movie Actor (2015)
Movies
‘The Broken Giant’ (1998), ‘Southie’ (1999), ‘The Waiting Game’ (1999), ‘Let's Go to Prison’ (2006), ‘Blades of Glory’
Frequently plays arrogant but dimwitted characters
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[on making his children understand who's in charge] That's my wife, then the nanny, then the dog, the neighbour across the street who's got a glass eye, and the dude I'm guessing is our gardener.
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I was a bad kid for a while. I'd break curfew, smoke bud, drink booze, all the usual stuff. My parents sent me to an all-boys boarding school when I was 12 -- a school designed to even out uneven boys -- and I was constantly caught smoking. You had to chop wood if you got caught smoking, so I was always chopping wood. It was a very outdoorsy school. You got graded on white-water canoeing, or they'd send you out into the woods with a pack of matches and you had to build a quinzhee and survive out there for a few days. I liked that aspect of it. When I was 16 they asked me not to return. I technically wasn't kicked out, but I guess they caught me smoking and drinking one too many times. I still look back at it fondly as the place I learned to smoke. I can kill butts with the best of them.
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This pilot [Arrested Development (2003)] by far was the best I ever read -- and I hope that insults every other pilot I worked on.
On October 25, 2008, Will and his wife, Amy Poehler, became parents to a son, named Archibald William Emerson "Archie" Arnett, 8 lb, 1 oz, in New York City at 6 p.m.
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Will and his wife, Amy Poehler, are expecting their first child, due in the fall of 2008 [April 29, 2008].
Christopher Harper 
