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American stand-up comedian and writer best known for his five years in the cast of Saturday Night Live, Colin Quinn has an estimated net worth of $4 million.

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From the early days of MTV's Remote Control to his later success with the topical Comedy Central series Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn, gravelly voiced Brooklynite Colin Quinn has become a staple of the comedy scene thanks to his fearless, tell-it-like-it-is style and everyman attitude. Quinn proved to be a ubiquitous presence in the realm of popular comedians thanks to his stint at Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update desk, numerous film roles, and his marked tenacity (even after having no less that three television series canceled, Quinn still returned to host Tough Crowd). His topical brand of comedy doesn't appeal exclusively to New Yorkers, but to anyone who prefers their politics and current events news spiked with a healthy dose of irreverence.

A native of Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY, who got his start as a standup comic in the mid-'80s, Quinn made a name for himself with performances at such popular Manhattan comedy clubs as Caroline's and The Comic Strip. He gained a healthy amount of exposure soon thereafter when he joined the cast of MTV's pop-culture game show Remote Control in 1987.

Earnings & Financial Data

Date

Category

Description

Amount

2019

Asset

Current value of Colin Quinn's website colinquinn.com

$3,600

2015

Others

Sales of the video Trainwreck as Gordon

$13,680,000

2015

Box Office Sales

Worldwide box office sales of the movie Trainwreck as Gordon

$141,120,000

2013

Others

Sales of the video Grown Ups 2 as Dickie Bailey

$29,480,000

2013

Box Office Sales

Worldwide box office sales of the movie Grown Ups 2 as Dickie Bailey

$247,020,000

2012

Others

Sales of the video That's My Boy as a Strip Club DJ

$7,800,000

2012

Box Office Sales

Worldwide box office sales of the movie That's My Boy as a Strip Club DJ

$58,090,000

2010

Others

Sales of the video Grown Ups as Dickie Bailey

$61,500,000

2010

Box Office Sales

Worldwide box office sales of the movie Grown Ups as Dickie Bailey

$272,220,000

2008

Box Office Sales

Box office sales of the movie Harold as Reedy

$13,230

1998

Box Office Sales

Box office sales of the movie A Night at the Roxbury as Dooey

$30,330,000

1996

Box Office Sales

Box office sales of the movie Celtic Pride as the film's writer

$9,260,000

1993

Box Office Sales

Box office sales of the movie Who's the Man? as Frankie Flynn

$11,300,000

1988

Box Office Sales

Worldwide box office sales of the movie Crocodile Dundee II as an Onlooker at Mansion and box office sales of the movie Married to the Mob as a Homicide Detective

$261,100,000

1987

Box Office Sales

Box office sales of the movie Three Men and a Baby as a Gift Shop Clerk

$167,780,000