Who is Chris Elwood? See Net-worth, Quote, Awards, Fact, Wiki

Chris Elwood Wiki Biography

Born Christopher James Elwood in Columbus, Georgia USA, Chris is an actor best known to the world for his roles in such films as “How High” (2001) in which he played Bart, and as Dex in “Manhattan Minutiae” (2016), and then as FBI Agent Doug Cupertino in the TV series “Ringer” (2011-2012), among other differing appearances.

Have you ever wondered how rich Chris Elwood is, as of mid- 2017? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Elwood’s net worth is as high as $1 million, an amount earned through his career in the entertainment industry, which started in the mid- ‘90s.

Chris Elwood Net Worth $1 Million

Chris’s birth date is unknown in the media, and his whole childhood remains hidden to the public eye. While in high school, Chris was a part of a quarter that won numerous awards, and also competed in track and field, winning gold medals in various events, including triple jump and discus, among others.

After high school matriculation, Chris enrolled at Georgia Southern University, but soon dropped out of studies in order to pursue his acting career. He then moved to Los Angeles, California and started auditioning for various roles.

He made his debut in the TV series “In the Heat of the Night” (1994), which was followed by minor roles in several other TV series, including “Married with Children” (1996), and “Sliders” (1998). Then in 2001 he made his film debut as Bart in the comedy “How High”, starring Method Man, Redman, and then in 2003 he appeared in the comedy “My Dinner with Jimi”. In 2005 he started appearing in Ashton Kutcher’s reality TV comedy series “Punk’d”, as a Field Agent, which brought him fame, and also increased his wealth. However, he didn’t have much further success as an actor until 2011, when he was selected for the role of FBI Agent Doug Cupertino in the TV crime drama mystery series “Ringer”, which only added to his wealth. Unfortunately, his fame didn’t last long, as he featured in only seven episodes of the show and since then hasn’t have made any major appearances, although he did appear in the TV comedy series “Mighty Med” (2013-2014), and as Dex in the romantic comedy film “Manhattan Minutiae” (2016), which added somewhat to his net worth.

Regarding his personal life, Chris has been married to Rachel Silver since 2011, with whom he has two children. Previously, he was married to Jenni Pulos.



Full Name Chris Elwood
Net Worth $1 Million
Place Of Birth Columbus, Georgia USA
Height 6′ (1.83 m)
Profession Actor, Writer
Education Georgia Southern University
Nationality American
Spouse Rachel Elwood (m. 2011), Jenni Pulos (m. ?–2008)
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0255902/
Movies How High, Flipping Out Since, Unstable Fables: 3 Pigs & a Baby, Unstable Fables: Tortoise vs. Hare, Goldilocks and the 3 Bears, Ringer, Manhattan Minutiae, Blowing Smoke, Alexander the Great
TV Shows Ringer, Flipping Out
Fact
1 Chris Elwood won multiple medals, including a few gold, in discus, triple jump, pole-vault, and the 4 by 400 relay.
2 Chris moved to Los Angeles in December 1995.
3 Chris Elwood followed Andrew Dice Clay the first and only time he did stand-up comedy.
4 Chris Elwood was a member of a region winning quartet in high school.
5 Chris Elwood was enrolled to attend Georgia Southern University before he decided to forgo college to start his acting career.
6 Appeared on Flipping Out (2007) with his first wife, Jenni Pulos.

Actor

Title Year Status Character
Manhattan Minutiae 2016 Dex
Sensitive Men 2014 Short Dinosaur
Mighty Med 2013-2014 TV Series Titanio / Henry Tidwell
The Young and the Restless 2014 TV Series Marcus
I Didn’t Do It 2014 TV Series Skydiving Instructor
Castle 2012 TV Series Chip Chambers
Ringer 2011-2012 TV Series Doug Cupertino
Unstable Fables: The Goldilocks and the 3 Bears Show 2008 Video Simon Owl / Rex Stork (voice)
Unstable Fables: Tortoise vs. Hare 2008 Video Rex Stork (voice)
Unstable Fables: 3 Pigs & a Baby 2008 Death Metal Wolf / Drill Sergeant Wolf / Squeal (voice)
What About Brian 2006 TV Series Marketing Executive
Alexander the Great 2006 Hephaestion Memnon (voice)
Blowing Smoke 2004 TV Movie Steven
The Prime Time Kid 2004 Video short
Need for Speed: Underground 2 2004 Video Game voice
Dog Gone Love 2004 Dorky Darren
Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride 2004 Short Clayton Rascoe
Big Time 2004 Short Bozo
My Dinner with Jimi 2003 Justin Hayward
Spin City 2002 TV Series Doug Smuckers
Meddle and Steal 2001 Short Joey
How High 2001 Bart
Offside 2001 Short Pvt. Bourne
Five Wishes 2000 Short Jimmy Reynolds
The Wayans Bros. 1998 TV Series Justin
Sliders 1998 TV Series Ralph
Fired Up 1998 TV Series Bruce
Married with Children 1996 TV Series Delivery Guy
In the Heat of the Night 1994 TV Series Lem Cowan

Writer

Title Year Status Character
1iota Presents 2014 Video short

Self

Title Year Status Character
1iota Presents 2014 Video short Himself – Host
Flipping Out: Jeff Lewis’ Open House 2007 TV Movie Himself
Flipping Out 2007 TV Series Himself
Punk’d 2005-2007 TV Series Field Agent

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