Dean Jones Net Worth, Height, Age & Personal Info Wiki

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Dean was an actor best known professionally as Agent Zeke Kelso in That Darn Cat! Jim Douglas in The Love Bug in 1968, Herbie Went to Monte Carlo in 1977, and Dr. Herman. (1)

Facts About Dean Jones

NationalityAmerican
Estimate Net Worth$10 million
ReligionBorn Again
Zodiac SignAquarius
BirthplaceCalifornia, USA
BirthdayJanuary 25, 1931

Dean Jones's Appearance (Height, Hair, Eyes & More)

Height183 cm
WeightNA
Hair ColorBlack
Eye ColorBlack
Body TypeFit
Sexual OrientationStraight

Dean Jones's Net Worth

Dean Jones is an actor who has landed film roles, brand contracts, collaborative partnerships, and television commercials by leveraging his acting abilities and sense of humor. Dean Jones’s well-established celebrity status has earned him a net worth of approximately $10 million dollars. (2) Dean Jones has a massive net worth.

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Dean Jones's Early Life

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Dean Jones was born in Decatur, Alabama, to traveling construction worker Andrew Guy Jones and the former Nolia Elizabeth Wilhite. Jones had his own local radio show, which he named after him, Dean Jones Sings, while a student at Riverside High School. He provided in the United States Navy, mostly during Korean War, and after his release, worked at the Bird Cage Theater at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, California. Jones attended Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, near Lexington. He did not graduate as a member of its Class of 1953, but the university did bestow an honorary degree on him in 2003. On March 4, 2011, he spoke to the community at the dedication of Asbury University’s Andrew S. Miller Center for Communications Arts.

Dean Jones has a sizable social media following and fans across multiple platforms. It is understandable to want to keep family information private. This may give them a sense of security. Other information includes the names of his parents, whether he has siblings, and how well he remembers his childhood. Jones was born in Decatur, Alabama, to traveling construction worker Andrew Guy Jones and the former Nolia Elizabeth Wilhite. (3)

Dean Jones's Education

Jones had his own local radio show, which he named Dean Jones Sings, while a student at Riverside High School in Decatur. Jones was in the US Navy during the Korean War, and afterward, he worked at the Bird Cage Theater. He did not graduate as a member of its Class of 1953, but the university did bestow an honorary degree on him in 2003. On March 4, 2011, he spoke to the community at the dedication of Asbury University’s Andrew S. Miller Center for Communications Arts.

Dean Jones's Wife and Family Life

How many of you have wondered how celebrities get away with having relationships? What actions do they take and do not take to cover up their identities? It is difficult, especially if your significant other lives in another country or on your own. If someone finds out about it, many things can go wrong. There is always a lot of dating news and scandals involving famous people. The most frequently asked questions are, “Is he single or dating?” What about his girlfriend? Jones’ first marriage to Mae Inez Entwisle was annulled in 1970. They were parents to two daughters. He married actress Lory Patrick from 1973 until he died in 2015. Jones adopted Lory’s son, Michael Patrick.

Dean Jones's Career

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Jones made his first appearance on Broadway during the 1960 play. There Was a Little Girl after appearing in minor film and television roles. He took over the position in Boston, Massachusetts, with only one day’s notice. He also played Dave Manning in the Broadway comedy Under the Yum-Yum Tree in 1960, a role he reprised in the 1963 film adaptation starring Jack Lemmon. Jones was set to return to Broadway in 1970 as the star of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Company after working in film and television. He withdrew from the show shortly after opening night due to stress from ongoing divorce proceedings. If Jones could open the show and record the cast album very well, director Harold Prince agreed to replace him with Larry Kert. He accepted, and his achievement is included on the cast album.

Jones, who had become a devout Christian by then, starred in Into the Light, a stage show about scientists and the Shroud of Turin that closed four days after it opened. He had far more success touring as the last surviving Apostle of Jesus Christ in the one-person show St. John in Exile, reminiscing about his life while imprisoned on the Greek island of Patmos. In 1986, the output was filmed. In 1993, he made one more Broadway appearance, at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, in a unique two-day concert staging of Company that included the majority of the original Broadway cast.

Jones, who was expected to play nice guys, played Dr. Herman Varnick, the evil veterinarian, in Beethoven’s family film. For the first time, he used method acting and did not break character off-set during the filming period, much to the surprise of members of the cast as well as family and friends that have never seen him so totally absorbed in a role. He stayed involved with the Beethoven franchise by voicing George Newton in the animated television version of Beethoven. He also appeared in the film adaptation of Tom Clancy’s Clear and Present Danger, starring Harrison Ford, in a small role as Director of Central Intelligence Judge Arthur Moore. (4)

References

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  4. Dean Jones (actor), retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Jones_(actor)