Walton Goggins net worth
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What is the net worth of Walton Goggins?
Walton Goggins is an American actor and producer with a net worth of US$12 million. Walton Goggins is best known for his roles in TV series such as “Justice”, “Shield”, “Son of Anarchy” and “Unicorn”. He also starred in many movies, including “The Hateful Eight”, “Lincoln” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp.” Other works of Goggins include the TV shows “Vice Principal”, “Six” and “Jewel of Justice”, as well as the movies “The Miracle of Santa Ana” and “The Predator”.
Early life and career start
Walton Goggins was born on November 10, 1971 in Birmingham, Alabama, to his father Walton Sr. and Janet. He grew up in Lithia Springs, Georgia, where he attended Lithia Springs High School. Afterwards, Goggins studied at Georgia Southern University for a year.
In 1989, Goggins appeared on the screen for the first time in the four episodes of the police procedural crime drama series “Late Night”. The following year, he played a supporting role in the TV movie “Mississippi Murder” starring Tom Hughes, Blair Underwood and Jennifer Gray.
TV career
In his TV works in the 90s, Goggins appeared in “Beverly Hills, 90210”, “Traitor”, “JAG”, “Pacific Blue”, “Sentinel” and “New York Police Department Blue” . He also appeared in the TV movies “Stay the Night”, “Humanoids from the Deep” and “The Cherokee Kid”. Goggins played a role in another TV movie “Murder, She Writes: The Last Freeman”, which started the 2000s. He then got a breakthrough role in 2002, when he started playing the main role of Shane Vendrell in the FX crime drama “The Shield”. The show was a huge success, and it aired for seven seasons in 2008. During this period, Goggins appeared in episodes of the procedural crime series “Hawaii” and “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”. He ended this decade by starring in “Criminal Minds” and “Crime Scene Investigation: Miami”.
From 2010 to 2015, Goggins played the bank robber Boyd Crowder in the FX Western crime drama “Justice”, which is his most acclaimed role to date. Because of his work, he was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in an Emmy Drama Series. In the show, Goggins repeatedly played the role of the transgender prostitute Venus Van Dam in the FX action crime series “Son of Anarchy”. Since then, the actor has partnered with Danny McBride in the HBO black comedy series “Vice Principal” from 2016 to 2017. He then starred in the military drama “Six” from 2017 to 2018. In 2019, Goggins joined the cast of the British spy thriller series “State of the Deep”. In the same year, he reunited with McBride in the HBO black comedy series “The Jewel of Justice” and began to play a nominal role in the CBS sitcom “Unicorn”. Goggins’ follow-up works include the animated superhero series “Invincible”, where he voiced the character Cecil Stedman.
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Film career
Goggins started his film career in 1992, playing some roles in “Mr. Saturday Night” and “Forever Young”. Two years later, he played a supporting role in the martial arts sequel movie “The Next Karate Kid” starring Hilary Swank. More supporting roles followed, including the drama “The Apostle”, the thriller “Switchback” and the sports comedy sequel “Major League: Back to the Minors”. 2000 was the most prolific year for Goggins. He starred in three movies: “The Crow: Redemption”, “Shanghai Noon” and “Red Dust”, the last of which was his first protagonist. The following year, Goggins starred in “Dad and Them” and starred in the Oscar-winning short film “The Accountant.” Subsequent works include “Bourne’s Identity”, “House of Thousand Corpses”, “Crystal”, “The Fastest Indian in the World”, “The Architect”, “Randy and the Thug”, “Winged Creature” , “The Miracle of Santa Ana”, “The Evening Sun” and “Hurt”.
In the 2010s, Goggins began to appear in more major Hollywood movies. He played roles in the sci-fi action films “Predator” and “Cowboys and Aliens”, and played a role in the remake of the action thriller “Straw Dog”, beginning this decade. In 2012, Goggins played Klay Hawkins in Steven Spielberg’s historical drama “Lincoln”, and in Quentin Tarantino’s revisionist western film “The Freed Jiang Ge” Anti-slavery trainer Billy Kresh. In the next few years, Goggins continued to prefer action movies, appearing in “Police Officer Fall”, “Soldier Joe: Revenge”, “Machete Kill”, “American Superman”, “Diablo” and “Mo “Jave Desert”. He also reunited with Tarantino and starred in another revisionist western, “The Hateful Eight,” in which he played the sheriff Chris Mannix. After co-starring with the TV series “Three Christs”, Goggins returned to Hollywood blockbusters in 2018, playing roles in “Maze Runner: Death Heal”, “Tomb Raider” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp”. His other works include the thriller “Followers”, the adult drama “Words on the Bathroom Wall” and the black comedy “Fatty Man”.
Ginny Mule Picture
Goggins and other actors Ray McKinnon and Lisa Blount founded the independent production company Ginny Mule Pictures. The company has produced a total of four films, including the Oscar-winning short film “Accountant”, the drama “Crystal”, the crime comedy “Randy and the Gangster” and the drama “The Evening Sun”. All of these are in collaboration with Goggins and McKinnon. Later, Ginny Mule Films created the TV series “Correct”.
personal life
In 2001, Goggins married Leanne Kaun, a Canadian, who owned a dog walking company near Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles, California. She committed suicide in 2004. Seven years later, Goggins married film producer Nadia Connors and had a son named Augustus.
real estate
In October 2010, Walton bought a house in Los Angeles for $1.5 million. He sold the house in March 2021 for $3.665 million-$300,000 above the asking price.
