Born as Nicholas Roger Swardson on 9 October 1976 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, this comedian, actor and screenwriter is probably best known for his own TV comedy series “Nick Swardson`s Pretend Time” which were released in 2010 and 2011, and as an actor, Nick became noted for the role of Terry Bernadino in “Reno 911!”(2003-09) . He is also famous for his business collaborations with Adam Sandler in “Happy Madison Productions”.
So just how rich is Nick Swardson? Sources have estimated that Nick’s net worth is about $5 million, the largest amounts coming from his comedy shows, acting appearances and screenwriting.
Nick Swardson Net Worth $5 Million
Nick started accumulating his net worth from 16 years of age, when he debuted as an actor. However, he was smoking marijuana at school, and was having further problems with both alcohol and drugs, thus he was forced to leave school and go into rehab. Some years later, when he finally graduated from school, Nick decided not to go to college but to focus on his career as a comedian. When he was 18 years old, Nick started appearing at open mike nights at the Minneapolis comedy club Acme Comedy Co. There, Nick was rewarded with the title of the Funniest Person in the Twin Cities. Still living in Minnesota, Nick Swardson increased his net worth while appearing in the comedy club “Knuckleheads”, and at the age of 20 was even selected to perform as a stand-up at the US Comedy Arts Festival.
When he left his homeland in Minnesota, and moved to New York, Nick Swardson’s net worth began growing faster. There he performed at the Luna Lounge, and after that moved to Los Angeles to show up at night clubs. It was in L.A. where Nick started his career in acting. He had a role in “LateLine”, a situation comedy of the 1990`s, and in the movie “Almost Famous” released in 2000.
Nick Swardson’s other performances on TV include roles in “Spring Break Lawyer” (2001), “Comedy Central Presents” (2001, 2006), “Cheap Seats” (2004), and “Human Giant” (2007) among others.
As a screenwriter, Nick became noted in 2003 with the screenplay “Malibu`s Most Wanted”, co-written with Jamie Kennedy and Adam Small, which added a solid sum to Nick Swardson’s his net worth, too. Swardson also co-wrote “Calling Home” (2004), “The Benchwarmers” (2006), and “Seriously, Who Farted?” (2009).
In 2003, Nick Swardson started his working relationship with the popular American actor Adam Sandler. They became good friends, not only business partners. Swardson co-produced the TV show “Gay Robot” (2004) along with Adam Sandler. Their next project was the screenplay for “Grandma`s Boy”, an American movie comedy of 2006, in which Nick also performed. Nick Swardson also co-produced the movie “Bucky Larson: Born To Be a Star” (2011), and then starred in “30 Minutes Or Less” along with Jesse Eisenberg, Danny McBride and Aziz Ansari. As a voice talent, the celebrity appeared on “Chozen”, an animated film of 2014.
Little is known about Nick Swardson’s personal life, which he keeps very private.
