Seth Green Net Worth

Seth Green has a net worth of $40 million as an actor, voice artist, director, writer, and producer in the United States. He is most recognized for his roles as Doctor Evil's son Scott in the "Austin Powers" series and as Chris Griffin on "Family Guy." His involvement with the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Disney has boosted his fame and income even further. 

Green's dominance in 90s movies and TV shows has also helped him become a household name, as practically everyone on the planet has watched something he's in. He has been in a number of notable films and television shows, as well as creating his own works. And has also received numerous prizes and honors, which has boosted his popularity. 

Early Life

Seth Benjamin Gesshel-Green, best known by his stage name Seth Green, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on February 8, 1974. His parents are Barbara (née Gesshel) and Herbert Green, and he has a sister named Kaela. He was raised as a Jew, with forefathers from Russia, Poland, and Scotland.

In order to reflect his professional stage name, he legally changed his name to Seth Benjamin Green. He couldn't devote enough time to his education because he began performing at the age of seven.

Net Worth

As of 2022, American actor, voice artist, comedian, producer, writer, and director Seth Green's net worth is expected to be $40 million. Though he began his career as an actor, he is now best known for his work as a co-creator and executive producer.

His fortune includes a Tesla Model S that is completely electric. The selling of DVDs, merchandise, and syndication partnerships has helped him make more royalties.

Earnings from Movies

The hardworking guy debuted on the big screen in 1984 with the film Billions for Bories. His other film, The Hotel New Hemisphere, made $5,140,000 at the box office the same year. He had just begun his profession at the time. Enemy of the State and Can Hardly Wait, both released in 1998, grossed a total of $276,270,000. Similarly, the worldwide box office sales of the film Guardians of the Galaxy as Howard the Duck and the film The Identical as Dino box office sales were $776,160,000.

Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, 1999's Batman Beyond, Robot Chicken DC Comics Special, Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise, and The Lego Batman Movie are among his DC credits. Iron Man 2, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, What If, Marvel 75 Years: From Pulp to Pop, and Celebrating Marvel's Stan Lee are among his Marvel works.

Seth Green Family Guy Salary

Each episode pays $100,000 to the main Family Guy voice performers. This works up to around $2 million per year per actor. Green earns roughly two million dollars per year for this one part, with a season consisting of around 20 episodes.

The key voice performers on The Simpsons, by comparison, each make $300,000 per year, but after threatening to walk away for good several years ago, they won a higher deal.

Earning from TV Series and Video Games

In 2007, he was paid $15,000 for each episode of Robot Chicken. In the same year, $9,100,000 was spent on the video game Mass Effect. His compensation for the program Family Guy was likewise boosted to $200,000 per episode in 2013.

On the other hand, in 2014, his video game Watch Dogs grossed $13 million. In the first week of 2016, the video game Krampus had sales of $7,480,000, and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare had sales of $2,480,000.

Investments 

Seth Green is a supporter of Legion M, Hollywood's first fan-run production business. In addition, his production company collaborates with the firm. 

Anyone who wants to invest has a right to do so through the company. When someone becomes a shareholder of a corporation, they remain a shareholder for as long as they own shares in the company. The company is worth $48.5 million.

Earning as a Voice Artist

In 2000, Seth Green, a voice actor, and writer for Family Guy earned $20,000 for each episode of the show. He voiced Jeff "Joker" Moreau, pilot of the Normandy-SR starship series, in the video games Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3. Following The 1 Second Film's feature-length credits as a producer, he participates in a "making of" documentary.

Green is also the co-creator of the Top Cow Productions comic Freshmen with Hugh Sterbakov. Green and Robot Chicken co-producer Breckin Meyer co-starred in the NBC drama Heroes during the 2008–09 season.

Earning from Music Videos

Green is a fan of Fall Out Boy and can be seen in the video for their song "This Ain't a Scene, It's An Arms Race."

The artist was also featured in "Weird Al" Yankovic's music video "White & Nerdy." He made two appearances on The Soup in 2007 and 2008, the first of which he used to lampoon Internet phenomenon, Chris Crocker.

Earning from Production Company

Seth Green has a production company named "Stoopid Buddy Stoodios" which focuses on animation and web shows. Stoopid Monkey was the company's original moniker when it was created in 2005. It was relaunched in 2011 under a new name.

Matthew Senreich, Eric Towner, and John Harvatine IV are his other business partners. Adult Swim's Hot Streets and Robert Chicken, Sony's SuperMansion, and Netflix's Buddy Thunderstruck were among the shows it created until now.

Bored Ape NFT Phishing Scam 

In a phishing fraud, Green reportedly lost four NFTs. He claims to have lost a $200,000 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT, two $80,000 Mutant Ape Yacht Club NFTs, and a $28,000 Doodles NFT in the incident. The burglar has since sold Green's Bored Ape NFT for a profit of $268,000.

"Well friends, it happened to me," Green posted to his followers. 4NFT was stolen after I was phished." "Please don't buy or trade these while I strive to resolve," he added. He used a website called Gutter Cats, which turned out to be a ruse.

Green created his own NFT line, PizzaBots, in April 2022, in collaboration with Heavy Metal Magazine. In collaboration with American DJ and music producer Steve Aoki, he's also working on an NFT animated series.

Relationship

Clare Grant, a model, and reality television star, proposed to actor Seth Green on the set of New Year's Eye in 2009, and the two married on May 1, 2010, at a secluded vineyard in Northern California. Actually, in 2008, the pair met in a comic book store.

They've collaborated on a number of projects, including "Robot Chicken," "Changeland," "Holidays," "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," and others.

Property

Seth Green, a well-known figure in the American film industry, also owns a number of real estate properties. He owns a large home in Philadelphia as well as another in New York. He also owns a home in Los Angeles and another in Chicago.

His California House is a small property consisting of a 1951 ranch house. The residence has a guest house with an additional bedroom and bath as well as a stream-fed swimming pool, and each of the bedrooms has access to the outside.

Social Media 

Instagram - @sethgreen

Twitter - @SethGreen

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