What is Andy Buckley's Net Worth and Salary?
Andy Buckley is an American actor, screenwriter, and stockbroker with an estimated net worth of $4 million. He is widely recognized for portraying David Wallace on the hit television series "The Office." Buckley appeared in 38 episodes, including 13 where he only provided his voice. His role on the show came about unexpectedly after reconnecting with the casting director at a Farmer's Market. Nine months later, he was hired to play the fictitious CFO of Dunder Mifflin.
Early Life
Born in Salem, Massachusetts, in February 1965, Andy Buckley attended Pine Crest School in Florida before enrolling at Stanford University, where he graduated in 1987.
Career
Following college, Buckley moved to New York City to study acting, taking on various odd jobs, such as pool cleaning, to support himself. Although he temporarily left acting in 2001 to work in finance, he continued to pursue his passion by studying at the Groundlings Theatre and performing in his spare time. Buckley's first professional acting role came in 1990 with a part in the series "China Beach."
Prior to his breakout role in "The Office," Buckley appeared in numerous TV episodes, films, and music videos, including a 1997 music video for Reba McEntire. In 2006, he was cast as David Wallace on "The Office" while working full-time as a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch. His real-world finance experience made him a perfect fit for the role.
On the show, Buckley's character often clashed with Steve Carell's Michael Scott.
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Finance Job
When not acting, Andy Buckley works for a wealth management advisory firm in Los Angeles, advising affluent clients, including doctors, lawyers, actors, and producers, on how to increase their net worth.
Andy Buckley Salary
Based on his extensive experience, it is estimated that Buckley earns between $300,000 and $400,000 annually in his finance career.
Other Work
Besides his role in "The Office," Buckley has had recurring roles in popular TV series like "Silicon Valley," "Veep," and "Curb Your Enthusiasm." His film credits include roles in "Jurassic World" as Scott and "The Other Guys" as Don Beaman. Buckley is also a talented screenwriter and produced the short film "The Yes Men Fix the World," which won the Audience Award at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.