Andrew Moody was born in Ottawa, Ontario Canada USA in 1967, and is a stage, television, and film actor, best known to the world for his stage roles, such as in “Othello” and “Macbeth” among many others, while on screen he is known as Liam in the film “Away from Her”, and as Simon Frontenac in the TV series “Orphan Black”, among other differing appearances.
Have you ever wondered how rich Andrew Moodie is, as of early 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Moodie’s net worth is as high as $900,000, an amount earned through his successful career, active since the ‘80s.
Andrew Moodie Net Worth $900,000
Andrew spent his entire childhood in Ottawa, and from an early age was influenced towards becoming an actor. People such as Carol Hay, Evelyn Holst and John Koensgen all encouraged him to focus on acting, and young Andrew made his debut in the play “Nothing to Lose”, produced by Zack Crane. Premiered at Lafayette House, his performance launched him to stardom, and a number of other stage appearances, cemented his spot at the top of Canadian stage actors. He won several prestigious awards, including Dora award for his performance in Roseneath’s Theatre’s production of “Health Class”, by David Craig.
Encouraged by his success as a stage actor, he wanted to try his skills as a playwright, and in 1995 created the play “Riot”, for which he won the Chalmers Award for Best New Production, and ever since enjoyed success as a playwright with such creations as “A Common Man’s Guide to Loving Women”, “Toronto the Good”, “The Real McCoy”, and many others, which only increased his net worth to a large degree. Andrew didn’t neglect his career on stage, and over the years has featured in a number of high profile productions, such as “The Merry Wives of Windsor”, “The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanaugh”, “Master Harold and the Boys”, among others, further increasing his net worth.
Andrew is also an accomplished television and film actor; he made his debut back in 1987 with the role of Emmanuel in the children’s series “Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color”, then appeared in the action film “Snake Eater II: The Drug Buster”, but after the successful start of his stage career, he put his screen roles on hold, but returned with a minor role in the crime-drama film “Rude” in 1995, starring Maurice Dean Wint, Rachael Crawford, and Clark Johnson, but since then has only featured in minor roles in both films and TV series.
Be that as it may, Andrew started the 2000s, with a couple of television films, including “Wild Iris” (2001), and “Sins of the Father” – both fared well at the box office, which only increased his net worth. He then continued with the romantic comedy “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” in 2003, starring Kate Hudson, Matthew McConaughey and Adam Goldberg, but after that, for quite some time notable appearances eluded him, but he became focused on theater work too. However, in 2012 he secured an appearance in the remake of the ‘90s classic “Total Recall”, with Collin Farrell, Bokeem Woodbine and Bryan Cranston as the stars of the film. In recent years, Andrew appeared in the film “Trust No One” (2016), then the critically acclaimed “Rupture” also in 2016, while in 2017, he was chosen for the part of Simon Frontenac in the TV sci-fi drama “Orphan Black”, and as Teku Fonsei in the adventure drama mystery series “Dark Matter”. He is also working on several productions that are yet to be completed, including the film “His Master’s Voice”, scheduled for release in 2018, so his net worth continues to rise.
Regarding his personal life, Andrew has been married to Tanya since 2000; the couple has two children together, and the family resides in Toronto, Ontario Canada.
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