Jim Breuer was born James E. Breuer on June 21, 1967, in Valley Stream, New York, which is part of Long Island. Jim’s father was a World War II veteran, and when he was 84 years old and suffering from dementia, Breuer took him on a tour and filmed it for the documentary “More Than Me.” Jim Sr. died in 2014, and Breuer’s sister died of cancer shortly after. Jim’s father lived with him until his death, and in 2017, Breuer brought hospice care into his home for his mother.
Breuer began his comedy career on “The Uptown Comedy Club” in 1992, and he also appeared on the TV show “Welcome Freshmen” that year. He joined the cast of “Saturday Night Live” in 1995 and quickly became famous for his impersonation of Joe Pesci as a talk show host (alongside Colin Quinn as Robert De Niro).
In 1997, the real Pesci and De Niro appeared in a “Joe Pesci Show” sketch in which they confronted Breuer and Quinn and proceeded to beat them up for portraying them as caricatures of their movie characters.
Jim appeared on “Home Improvement” with Dave Chappelle in 1995, and their appearance led to the short-lived ABC sitcom “Buddies.” Breuer appeared in the pilot before being fired and replaced by Christopher Gartin; the show was canceled after five episodes.
What is Jim Breuer’s net worth?
Jim Breuer has a net worth of $3 million as an American stand-up comedian, actor, radio host, writer, and musician.
How much does Jim Breuer make a year?
Jim’s income per year is not known to the public
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