{"id":988,"date":"2022-02-25T18:23:48","date_gmt":"2022-02-25T18:23:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.networthinformer.com\/?p=988"},"modified":"2022-02-26T02:20:46","modified_gmt":"2022-02-26T02:20:46","slug":"eric-andre-net-worth","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.networthinformer.com\/eric-andre-net-worth\/","title":{"rendered":"Eric Andr\u00e9 Net Worth – How Much Is He Worth?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Eric Andr\u00e9 Net Worth Estimate<\/h2>\n

Eric Andr\u00e9 net worth is estimated to be at somewhere between $3 million and $5 million. The bulk of Eric Andr\u00e9\u2019s net worth surely comes from his successful career as an actor and comedian in Hollywood, having starred and appeared in numerous television shows and movies.<\/p>\n

Who is Eric Andr\u00e9?<\/h2>\n
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Eric Andr\u00e9 is a comedian, actor, TV host, writer, and producer, whose biggest claim to fame was creating, co-writing, and hosting The Eric Andre Show<\/em>, a comedic television series on the popular Adult Swim programming block of Cartoon Network.<\/p>\n

He also starred in Disney\u2019s live-action remake of The Lion King<\/em>, the FXX show, Man Seeking Woman<\/em>, and ABC\u2019s short-lived cult hit Don\u2019t Trust the B- in Apt. 23<\/em>. He also puts out music using the stage name, Blarf.<\/p>\n

Eric Andr\u00e9\u2019s Career<\/h2>\n
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Eric Andr\u00e9 is quickly making a name for himself as an actor and comedian, and while he has yet to achieve the success level of someone like the revered\u00a0Alan Alda<\/a>, there is still time for his star to rise to those meteoric heights!<\/p>\n

His first television appearance was in the small role of the Set P.A. on Larry David\u2019s much beloved HBO sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/em> in 2009.<\/p>\n

The next year, he appeared as a character called Joey in the 8th episode of The Big Bang Theory<\/em>\u2019s fourth season, named \u201cThe 21-Second Excitation\u201d. It was the episode where Leonard, Sheldon, Howard, and Raj attend a screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark<\/em>, and run into Wil Wheaton and his friends. Joey was one of them.<\/p>\n

2011 saw Eric Andr\u00e9 finding even more TV success, when he appeared on 4 separate shows. He played Zorn on an episode of the sitcom Zeke and Luther<\/em>, which was about skateboarders. The character appeared in the third season episode, \u201cSkate Troopers\u201d, in which Zeke and Luther were hired for a TV show.<\/p>\n

Next, Eric Andr\u00e9 was Jeff on the episode of the TV Land sitcom, Hot in Cleveland<\/em> called \u201cElka\u2019s Wedding\u201d. This episode was the 22nd of the second season. This hit show starred Valerie Bertinelli, Frasier\u2019s<\/em> Jane Leeves, Just Shoot Me\u2019<\/em>s Wendie Malick, and the absolutely legendary Betty White as Elka Ostrovsky, their landlord.<\/p>\n

Eric Andr\u00e9 then played Mirage on an episode of Fact Checkers Unit<\/em> (FCU), a comedy series about two obsessive fact checkers who won\u2019t let anything get in the way of them checking every single obscure fact about various celebrities. This series began as a short independent film that starred the world famous actor and comedian Bill Murray.<\/p>\n

Eric Andr\u00e9\u2019s biggest break after that was being cast in the role of Mark Reynolds on ABC\u2019s short-lived but later much loved cult sitcom, Don\u2019t Trust the B\u2014 in Apartment 23<\/em>, starring Krysten Ritter as an over the top party girl whose best friend was former Dawson\u2019s Creek<\/em> star James Van Der Beek playing an exaggerated version of himself.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, the show didn\u2019t last long but it gained him many fans. On it, he played a former executive who loses his job and is forced to become a coffee shop barista, where he falls in love with Krysten Ritter\u2019s na\u00efve roommate, June.<\/p>\n

That same year he also landed The Eric Andre Show<\/em>, which is certainly his biggest hit to date. It\u2019s run from 2012 all the way through today, and is currently in its fifth season. The basic concept of the show is that it\u2019s a parody of low budget cable access television talk shows, with Eric Andr\u00e9 the host, and Hannibal Buress was his sidekick for a while.<\/p>\n

The show would always begin looking like a typical, albeit cheap, talk show. An announcer would say, \u201cLadies and gentlemen, it\u2019s The Eric Andrew Show!\u201d, the sort of thing that happens on basically all real talk shows, except Eric Andr\u00e9 would then come out and demolish the set. It set up the show\u2019s sense of surrealist humor.<\/p>\n

This was particularly true when stagehands would then swap out all the scattered broken pieces for brand new furniture that looked exactly the same, followed by Eric Andr\u00e9 delivering a typical late night show monologue. His version of that, however would be full of dark humor, often with Hannibal mocking him throughout.<\/p>\n

What would then follow would be celeb interviews, albeit handled bizarrely, and comedic sketches, typified by absurdity and surrealism.<\/p>\n

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