Hank Azaria-Net Worth, Movies, Albums, Wiki, House, Life, Wife, Kids

Posted on Sep 16, 2021, bloeadmin

Quick Facts of

First NameHank Azaria
Net Worth$ 80 million
Careeractor, voice actor, comedian, singer, producer

Man With Million Dollar Voice: Hank Azaria

Hank Azaria is estimated to have a net worth of $80 million as of 2020. He mainly accumulated his net worth from his career as an American actor, voice actor, comedian, singer, and producer.

Career Highlights

Azaria is likely to be known for the voice behind various characters in the American animated sitcom The Simpsons. He has voiced for characters including Moe Szyslak, Gargamel, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Comic Book Guy, Chief Wiggum, Professor Frink, Carl Carlson, and others.

Besides that, he is known for appearing in David Crane and Marta Kauffman’s American sitcom Friends as David, The Scientist Guy alongside Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer.

In Friends, Azaria appeared as the first serious love interest of Phoebe Buffay portrayed by Lisa Kudrow.

Started his career in 1986, Azaria is now one of the richest voice actors of all time.

As of 2020, he has around 94 acting credits, including his prominent role in movies and TV series including Free Agent, The Birdcage, Mystery Men, Family Guy, Brockmire, Ray Donovan, Mad About You, and Herman’s Head to name a few.

Along with his acting career, he also performed several stand-up comedy shows. He also has a short-lived career as a producer. With the budget of $300 thousand, he created his own 2004 short film Nobody’s Perfect.

Salary And Earnings

As of 2020, the man with many voices Hank Azaria is reported to have an average salary of $300 thousand per episode for his voice over in The Simpsons with co-stars, Harry Shearer, Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright, and Julie Kvarner.

For his voice in Matt Groening’s The Simpson, his salary and payroll lists was as follows:

Years	Earnings
1989 to 1998	$30,000 per episode
1998 to 2004	$125,000 per episode
2004 to 2008	$250,000 -$360,000 per episode
2008 to 2011	$400,000 -$440,000 per episode
2011 to present	$300,000 per episode

So far, he has given the voice of Moe, Wiggum, Apu, Comic Book Guy, Carl Carlson, Cletus Spuckler, Professor Frink, Dr. Nick Riviera, Lou, Snake Jailbird, Kirk Van Houten, the Sea Captain, Superintendent Chalmers, Disco Stu, Duffman, the Wiseguy, and numerous one-time characters.

The Simpsons actor Hank Azaria left The Simpsons after an accusation that the character is racist. He confirmed that he has quit the voice of Apu.

Similarly, he received a reasonable sum of money for appearing in movies like:

Films And TV Shows	Salary
The Smurfs 2	$5.8 million
The Smurfs	$3.04 million
Lovelace	$4.3 million
Free Agents	$4 million
Hop	$3.5 million

Regarding his future projects, he is set to appear in short film, Ask Me If I Care.

Social Media Earnings And Endorsements Deals

Making multi-million dollars from his successful career, Hank Azaria makes a considerable sum of money from his 0.94% engagement on Instagram.

According to Influencer Marketing Hub, he earns $261.75 to $436.35 per sponsored post from Instagram. On the platform, he has around 65.8 thousand followers.

Apart from that, he also makes millions of dollars from endorsements deals and lucrative deals.

Charity Works

Along with Ben Affleck, Willie Garson, and Joel Madden, Azaria has supported charity works and foundations such as Alliance For Children’s Rights, Ante Up For Africa, Children Mending Hearts, Get Schooled Foundation, and US Campaign for Burma.

Similarly, he supports charities like Abuse, Children, Human Rights, Poverty, and Refugees.

Azaria also runs Henry Albert Azaria Trust. He is the co-founder of the educational support charity, “Determined to Succeed.”

Owns A House In Beverly Hills

Hank Azaria is the owner of $3.25 million worth mansion in Beverly Hills, California, the United States of America. In 2014, he bought a New York Condo for $9.2 million at 75 Central Park West, New York City.

Back in 2013, he sold 84 Mercer Street, New York co-op, for $8 million.