Kevin Pollak Net Worth
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Kevin Pollak Net Worth and salary: Kevin Pollak is an American actor and comedian who has a net worth of $8 million dollars. Kevin Pollak was born in San Francisco, California, in 1957, and began entertaining as a comedian when he was just ten years old. A decade later, Pollak landed on his first professional comedy tour. He’s best known as a comedian for his “Stop with the Kicking” HBO special in 1992 and his impressions of celebrities such as Johnny Carson, Robert de Niro, Jack Nicholson, Keanu Reeves, Arnold Schwarzenegger, William Shatner and Robin Williams. He made his first credited movie appearance as Officer Quinn in the 1987 film “Million Dollar Mystery” and has gone on to land roles in dozens of movies, including “A Few Good Men”, “Grumpy Old Men”, “The Usual Suspects”, “That Thing You Do!”, “She’s All That”, “The Wedding Planner”, “Ricochet”, “End of Days” and “The Whole Nine Yards”. Pollak debuted as a director with a web series that appeared on Babelgum called “Vamped Out”. In 2009, he began hosting an Internet show, “Kevin Pollack’s Chat Show”, with Jason Calacanis and in 2012, he started a podcast called “Talkin Walkin”. The enthusiastic poker player ranked 134th during the World Series of Poker in 2012 and is well known for his celebrity poker games at his home.
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Inspirational Quotes by Kevin Pollak
If I have anything to offer as an actor, it's only my ability to make the person real.
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As rewarding as a good film role can be, there is just nothing like getting up on a stage and taking an audience for a ride.
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I am completely and utterly hooked to all the great shows on A&E and Court TV that are about small town murder.
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I've loved the Internet space in terms of creative content control and ownership, the things I haven't had since I started as a stand-up comedian.
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I think it's important that your first film be your worst film, that one's life trajectory should go up.
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