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$20 Million

Name	Sam Elliott
Date of Birth	August 9, 1944
Age	78 years old
Height	6 ft 3 inch (1.88m)
Profession	Actor
Nationality	American
Religion	Atheism
Net Worth	$20 million

Sam Elliott Introduction

Samuel Pack Elliott is an actor from the United States. He has won a National Board of Review Trophy and has been shortlisted for an Academy Award, two Golden Globe Championships, two Primetime Emmy Awards, as well as two Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Sam Elliott Early Life

Elliott was born in Sacramento, California on August 9, 1944. Glynn Mamie, his mom, was a physical education instructor as well as a high school teacher. His father, Henry Nelson Elliott, was a predator control specialist for the Department of the Interior. Elliott’s family relocated to Portland, Oregon, when he was 13 years old, and he entered David Douglas High School.

Elliott enrolled in the University of Oregon after graduating in 1962, where he studied English as well as psychology. After two terms, he went to Clark College in Vancouver, Washington, where he finished a two-year degree program in 1965. He was also cast in the collegiate production of “Guys as well as Dolls.” He re-enrolled at the University of Oregon and became a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Unfortunately, due to his father’s death, he was unable to continue his studies there. He then chose to pursue acting professionally.

Sam Elliott Personal Life

In 1984, Elliott wedded actress Katharine Ross. In 1969, Ross featured in Butch Cassidy as well as the Sundance Kid, in which Elliott had a minor role (but no sequences with Ross), but the two did not meet again and began dating until 1978 when they both acted in The Legacy.

Cleo Rose Elliott (born September 17, 1984) is a musician living in Malibu, California. Ross, as well as Elliott, reside on a Malibu beach property they bought in the 1970s. Elliott also owns land in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. He also took possession of his boyhood home in northeast Portland after his mother died in 2012 at the age of 96.

Sam Elliott Age, Height, & Weight

Being born in 1944, on the 9th, of August “Sam Elliott” age is 78 years old as of today date and his height is 6 feet 3 inches tall, (1.88 m), and his weight is 80 kilograms and (194 lbs) in pounds as of 2022.

Sam Elliott Career

Elliott debuted as a character actor in Westerns in the late 1960s. In 1969, he made his television debut in an episode of “Judd for the Defense.” He also featured in numerous episodes of “Lancer” and was cast in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.” He starred in the 1970 television series “Mission: Impossible,” as well as starred in the 1975 television movie “I Will Fight No More Forever.” In 1976, he appeared in the miniseries “Once an Eagle” and the movie “Lifeguard,” which many believe to be his breakout performance.

Elliott first appeared in the miniseries “Aspen” in 1977 as Tom Keating, followed by another appearance in “The Sacketts” starring Tom Selleck in 1979. They collaborated once more in 1982’s “The Shadow Riders.” He appeared in “A Death in California” in 1985, opposite Cheryl Ladd, and then in “Mask” in 1985, with Cher. In 1986, he featured in “Gone to Texas,” a television film based on Sam Houston’s history. During this period, he also appeared in a variety of television episodes, notably “Felony Squad,” “Gunsmoke,” “Lancer,” as well as “Hawaii Five-O.”

In 1989, he portrayed Wade Garrett in the film “Road House.” In the 1991 production of Louis L’Amour’s novel, he co-starred with his wife, Katharine Ross “Conagher. In 1993, he played another historical figure, General John Buford, in the film “Gettysburg.” He also appeared in the films “Tombstone,” “We Were Soldiers Once…And Young,” “Hulk,” as well as “The Big Lebowski.”

Elliott’s popularity lasted far into the 2000s. He starred in the 2005 movie “Thank You for Smoking” and as an animated version in the 2006 movie “Barnyard.” In 2007, he also appeared in “The Golden Compass,” a film based on Philip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” series. He had a tiny role in “Up In The Air” in 2009, as well as having also featured on multiple occasions in the popular NBC comedy “Parks and Recreation.” He portrayed a character in “Marmaduke,” a 2010 animated feature, and also appeared in “The Company You Keep” as well as “Draft Day.”

He co-starred in the 2015 comedy “Grandma” with Lily Tomlin and also acted in the love drama “I’ll See You in My Dreams” the same year. He featured on the FX Network series “Justified,” for which he received a Critics Choice Television Award in 2015 for outstanding guest actor in a drama.

Elliott joined the ensemble of Netflix’s “The Ranch” as a regular in 2015, alongside Danny Masterson as well as Ashton Kutcher. He also appeared in the second season of “Grace as well as Frankie.” In 2017, he appeared in the movie “The Hero,” for which he gained widespread recognition. In 2018, he was recognized for his role in “A Star Is Born.” He garnered nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Academy and the Academy Awards and won the National Board of Review Award for the Outstanding Supporting Actor.

Elliott has been well for his voice in addition to his acting. His voice may be heard in a variety of well-known advertising campaigns and ads for corporations such as Dodge, IBM, Union Pacific, as well as the American Beef Council. He has also collaborated with Coors Brewing Company and Ram Trucks. He has been the voice of Smokey Bear since 2008, and he also narrated the NFL team introductions during Super Bowl XLV. In 2020, he was cast as a recurrent character on “Family Guy.”

Other Work

Sam Elliott Other Work

Elliott has provided the voiceover for a number of ads. He has worked on campaigns for Dodge, IBM, Kinney Drugs, Union Pacific, as well as, most notably, the American Beef Council, where he succeeded Robert Mitchum.

Elliott has been doing voice-overs for Coors beer since late 2007, adding his deep, rich voice as well as “western” appeal to the Colorado-brewed brand. Elliott was engaged by Ram Trucks in 2010 to give the voice-over for their Ram Heavy Duty truck advertisement; he has been doing their commercials ever since. He has voiced Smokey Bear since 2008 and celebrates the mascot’s birthday (August 9, 1944).

He also described the team introductions for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV, which was held at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, at the end of the 2010 NFL season for NFL on Fox. On September 9, 2020, it was reported that Elliott will begin recurring on Family Guy as Wild Wild West, the late Mayor Adam West’s cousin. He also provided the voice for Joe Biden’s “Go From There” campaign commercial in 2020.