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Clinton O. “Casey” Sander is an actor, born on 6th July 1956 in Washington D.C., USA, who is best known for his role as Jimmy Wennick in TV series “Tucker”, but other notable appearances have been in TV series “Criminal Minds”, “Grace Under Fire”, “The Golden Girls”, “Malcolm in the Middle”, “Rules of Engagement”, “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”, “Hunter” and many others.

Have you ever wondered how rich Casey Sander is? According to sources it has been estimated that Casey Sander’s overall net worth is $400,000. He has acquired most of his wealth thanks to numerous performances in popular TV series, but his appearances in various films have also added to his net worth.

 

Casey Sander Net Worth $400,000

Although he was born in Washington D.C., Casey went to Nathan Hale High School in Seattle. Sander was mainly interested in sports and was a promising athlete, so he played in the school’s baseball team from his second year. After graduating in 1973 he was accepted as a round draft pick for the California Angels, but was later released due to an unsuccessful season. He then attended Roosevelt High School together with Richard Karn, against whom he played on the football team. Since he was released from the Angels, and finished a season for the Seattle Rainiers, he decided to accept a football scholarship he was offered from the University of Puget Sound. It was while he was at college that he first started taking acting classes hoping it would improve his performance, and in order to become a sports broadcaster.

Subsequently Casey was involved in several college plays including “Waiting for Godot” but didn’t continue to pursue an acting career straight away. Sander did different jobs, such as a bartender, car dealer, shipyard hand and appeared in countless advertisements before finally getting an acting agent. He had his first serious job in print advertising, and became the “Winston man” in the advertisement for Winston cigarettes. However, his acting career took off after moving to California in the early ’80s, when he joined with “The Groundlings”, a comedy sketch troupe and school in Los Angeles. His first speaking part came in 1982, in an ABC action/adventure television program “The Fall Guy”.

Since then, Casey has built a successful career comprising over 300 performances in TV show episodes, 25 movies of the week and 18 feature films, also being a voice-over artist. His biography is indeed lengthy, and includes guest appearances on TV shows like “Malcom in the Middle”, “Dynasty”, “Punky Brewster”, “Knight Rider”,“Who’s The Boss”, etc. His best known roles are probably in “Home Improvement”, and “Grace Under Fire”, in which he was a regular cast member and won a People’s Choice Award for “Best New Comedy” in 1993. Apart from this, another essential role of his was that of Capt. Dan Gruber in the 2006 crime thriller film “16 Blocks”, in which he starred alongside Bruce Willis.

Onee of Casey’s latest acting engagements involves his recurring role in “The Big Bang Theory” TV series, as Bernadette’s father.

In his personal life, Casey is a divorced father of two children, and leads a peaceful life. As an ex-professional baseball player, he has used his popularity and athletic past to participate in sponsoring charity events, which have donated over a million dollars to cancer research.



Full Name Casey Sander
Net Worth $400,000
Date Of Birth July 6, 1956
Place Of Birth Washington, D.C., United States
Height 1.88 m
Profession Actor
Education Nathan Hale High School, Roosevelt High School, University of Puget Sound
Nationality American
Children Mimi Sander, Max Sander
Nicknames Casey Sanders , Clinton O. Sander , Casey Clinton Sander
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0761389
Awards People’s Choice Award for “Best New Comedy” (1993)
Movies 16 Blocks, Mystery Woman: Mystery Weekend, Mystery Woman: Game Time, Predator 2, Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue, Summer Dreams: The Story of the Beach Boys, Punchline, The Stranger Beside Me, Body Double, The Trail to Hope Rose, Heaven’s Rain, Dying To Be Perfect: The Ellen Hart Pena Story, Drag…
TV Shows “Malcom in the Middle”, “Dynasty”, “Punky Brewster”, “Knight Rider”,“Who’s The Boss”, “Home Improvement”, “Grace Under Fire”,”The Big Bang Theory”
Quote
1 I live a normal life, I get up at 5:00, fix my kids breakfast, dabble in the stock market and get off to work at 6:40 when I’m called. I’m looking forward to working with Bruce Willis, but I’m not Bruce Willis. I’m not Tim Allen. I’ve been around the crazy feeding frenzy, but I’ve never, ever had to deal with that. I’m not a big enough star to cause that sort of hysteria. I’ve seen it and don’t get it, I’m sorry. I get recognized all the time, and that’s fine. I’m proud of it. But I don’t have to live a secluded life.
Fact
1 Sander was up for an EMMY in 2016 for his memorable Guest Star performance in “Grey’s Anatomy”.
2 Has played a police officer on three sitcoms: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990), Grace Under Fire (1993), and The Big Bang Theory (2007).
3 After his baseball ending eye injury, Casey attended the University of Puget Sound where he played football through 1978.
4 Sander has known his talent manager, Gigi Garner, daughter of Hollywood icon James Garner, for 30 years.
5 Richard Karn and Casey attended Nathan Eckstein Junior High in Seattle together, though Richard was a year behind. Casey found this out while on the set of Home Improvement (1991) when Richard told him.
6 Gave up a Football scholarship to the University of Washington and Washington State University to pursue his dream to be a Major League Baseball player.
7 Played Minor League Baseball in the Angels organization with teams in Idaho and Iowa before injuries caused him to be released.

Actor

Title Year Status Character
The Charmings 1987 TV Series Abraham “Honest Abe” Jones
Magnum, P.I. 1987 TV Series Roy
Hotel 1987 TV Series Hank Thompkins
Valerie’s Family: The Hogans 1987 TV Series Vince
Ratboy 1986 Stagehand
Our House 1986 TV Series
Stewardess School 1986 Dudley
T.J. Hooker 1986 TV Series Ricky
Who’s the Boss? 1986 TV Series Josh Bradley
Dynasty 1986 TV Series 1st Cop
Streets of Justice 1985 TV Movie Police Deputy
Moving Violations 1985 Cop with Joan
Airwolf 1985 TV Series Trucker #1
Scarecrow and Mrs. King 1985 TV Series
Knight Rider 1984 TV Series Sergeant
V 1984 TV Series Visitor Chasing Horse
The Love Boat 1984 TV Series Father
Falcon Crest 1984 TV Series Gate Guard
Body Double 1984 Man #2 in ‘Holly Does Hollywood’
Dallas 1984 TV Series First Security Guard
The Master 1984 TV Series Guard
The Fall Guy 1982 TV Series Junior
Days of Our Lives 1965 TV Series Billings (1986)
Colony 2017 TV Series Carl
Mafia III 2016 Video Game Hollis Dupree / Additional Voices (voice)
Grace and Frankie 2016 TV Series Ray
Agent Carter 2016 TV Series Thomas Gloucester
Grey’s Anatomy 2015 TV Series Casey
The Big Bang Theory 2012-2015 TV Series Mike Rostenkowski
Castle 2015 TV Series Billy O’Rourke
Bella and the Bulldogs 2015 TV Series Mack Scully
The Newsroom 2014 TV Series Judge Cedarman
NCIS: Los Angeles 2014 TV Series Ray Turner
Silicon Valley 2014 TV Series Arnold Garris
Lab Rats 2014 TV Series Captain
Marvin Marvin 2012-2013 TV Series Pop-Pop Grandpa
The Middle 2011-2012 TV Series Jack Tracy
The First Family 2012 TV Series General Robertson
Criminal Minds 2012 TV Series Detective Childers
Justified 2011-2012 TV Series Charlie Weaver Weaver
CSI: NY 2011 TV Series James Nelson
The Muppets 2011 Man in line at Mels drive-in (uncredited)
Harry’s Law 2011 TV Series Principal Scott
Heaven’s Rain 2011 Captain Larsen
Call of Juarez: The Cartel 2011 Video Game Ben McCall (voice)
The Mentalist 2011 TV Series Sheriff Hughes
Sons of Anarchy 2010 TV Series Lead Sheriff
Rules of Engagement 2010 TV Series Frank
Mad Men 2010 TV Series John Gibbons
The Glades 2010 TV Series Curt Powell
Crazy on the Outside 2010 Prison Guard
An Angel’s Deed 2010 Short God
NCIS 2008 TV Series Ed Gantry
The Comebacks 2007 Clint
Las Vegas 2004-2007 TV Series Frank Connell
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip 2007 TV Series Bevo
Mystery Woman: In the Shadows 2007 TV Movie Chief Connors
Penny Dreadful 2006 Truck Driver
Mystery Woman: Redemption 2006 TV Movie Chief Connors
Mystery Woman: Oh Baby 2006 TV Movie Chief Connors
Sons & Daughters 2006 TV Series Merv Walker
Mystery Woman: Wild West Mystery 2006 TV Movie Chief Connors
The Shaggy Dog 2006 Leader
16 Blocks 2006 Capt. Dan Gruber
Mystery Woman: At First Sight 2006 TV Movie Chief Connors
Rodney 2005 TV Series Reverend Holliman
Mystery Woman: Game Time 2005 TV Movie Chief Connors
Mystery Woman: Vision of a Murder 2005 TV Movie Chief Connors
Detective 2005 TV Movie Quinn
Mystery Woman: Sing Me a Murder 2005 TV Movie Chief Connors
Mystery Woman: Snapshot 2005 TV Movie Chief Connors
Mystery Woman: Mystery Weekend 2005 TV Movie Chief Connors (as Casey Sanders)
The Trail to Hope Rose 2004 TV Movie Richard Johnson
Malcolm in the Middle 2001-2003 TV Series Father McCluskey / Capt. James
The Division 2003 TV Series
George Lopez 2003 TV Series Mr. Dugan
Boomtown 2003 TV Series Burnham aka Preston Slocum
Reba 2002 TV Series Gust Dorrier
Boston Public 2002 TV Series Coach Macklin
Buffy the Vampire Slayer 2002 TV Series Tony Harris
JAG 2001 TV Series Frank Seawell
Son of the Beach 2001 TV Series Ray Cummings
Tucker 2000-2001 TV Series Jimmy Wennick / Capt. Jimmy Wennick
God, the Devil and Bob 2000 TV Series
The Pretender 2000 TV Series Luke
Ladies Man 1999 TV Series Ron Dale
Lord of the Road 1999 Short
Home Improvement 1991-1999 TV Series Rock Lannigan
Dharma & Greg 1999 TV Series Abby’s Father
Norm 1999 TV Series Phil
A Memory in My Heart 1999 TV Movie
Maggie 1998 TV Series Stan
NewsRadio 1998 TV Series Prosecutor
Costello 1998 TV Series Joe
Grace Under Fire 1993-1998 TV Series Wade Swoboda
Dying to Be Perfect: The Ellen Hart Pena Story 1996 TV Movie Dave Shattuck
Crosscut 1996 Max Dodger
Hijacked: Flight 285 1996 TV Movie Steve Paulsen
The Stranger Beside Me 1995 TV Movie Officer Kurtz
Summertime Switch 1994 TV Movie Sergeant Waldren
Empty Nest 1993 TV Series Patrolman
Silk Stalkings 1993 TV Series Dan Keaton
Rio Diablo 1993 TV Movie Rosco Binder
Renegade 1993 TV Series Sheriff Jack Durham
Willing to Kill: The Texas Cheerleader Story 1992 TV Movie Tony
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 1992 TV Series Fred
Dream On 1992 TV Series Tough Reporter
Step by Step 1992 TV Series Chipper
Reasonable Doubts 1991 TV Series Charles Decker
Wild Orchid II: Two Shades of Blue 1991 Captain Edwards
Quantum Leap 1991 TV Series Warren Monroe
Doublecrossed 1991 TV Movie Ron Caffrey
Thirtysomething 1991 TV Series Jack
For the Very First Time 1991 TV Movie Buddy
Don’t Touch My Daughter 1991 TV Movie Jerry Fisher
Hunter 1991 TV Series Puckett
Fire: Trapped on the 37th Floor 1991 TV Movie Captain Hunt
Predator 2 1990 Federal Team
Lifestories 1990 TV Series
Dragnet 1990 TV Series Mr. Zucker
Hardball 1990 TV Series
Summer Dreams: The Story of the Beach Boys 1990 TV Movie Mike Love
Spaced Invaders 1990 Radio Announcer
Money, Power, Murder. 1989 TV Movie Marty
Designing Women 1989 TV Series Deputy Sheriff
Matlock 1989 TV Series Policeman #2
Live-In 1989 TV Series Hank
Knots Landing 1989 TV Series Malcolm Manning
Punchline 1988 Ernie the Bartender
Punky Brewster 1986-1988 TV Series Sidney / Firefighter
Jake and the Fatman 1987-1988 TV Series Police Sergeant Detective Hummel Orderly Hummel …
The Golden Girls 1987 TV Series Sven
Second Chance 1987 TV Series
Dragnet 1987 Phoney CHP #1

Self

Title Year Status Character
Bring Me the Head of Lance Henriksen post-production Himself
Tim Allen Presents: A User’s Guide to ‘Home Improvement’ 2003 TV Movie Himself / Rock
The 20th Annual People’s Choice Awards 1994 TV Special Himself – Accepting Award for Favourite New Television Comedy Program
The Please Watch the Jon Lovitz Special 1992 TV Movie Himself

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
The Golden Girls 1989 TV Series Sven

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