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Mark Feuerstein Wiki Biography

Mark Feuerstein was born on 8 June 1971, in New York City, USA of Jewish descent, and is an actor, probably best known for being part of the television series “Royal Pains” as the main character Dr. Henry “Hank” Lawson. He’s also had numerous film roles, and all of his endeavors have helped put his net worth to where it is today.

How rich is Mark Feuerstein? As of early-2017, sources estimate a net worth that is at $2.5 million, mostly earned through a successful career in acting. He’s been featured in several publications and has been a part of numerous television series too. As he continues his career, it is expected that his wealth will also increase.

During high school, Feuerstein competed as a wrestler, winning the state championship. He attended The Dalton School, and after matriculating would go to Princeton University. He graduated in 1993, and won a Fulbright scholarship, then deciding to become part of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He also attended the L’Ecole Phillipe Gaulier.

Mark first started appearing in off-Broadway plays. He got his breakthrough on television, appearing in the daytime series “Loving” as a recurring character, starting in the 1980s and is set in a fictional town in Pennsylvania. Thanks to this appearance he was given a few projects including “Caroline in the City” and “Fired Up”. He then went on to appear in “Practical Magic”, a romantic comedy film starring Sandra Bullock, and based on a novel of the same name. Thanks to that role, he was then cast in “What Women Want” starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt, then reunited with Sandra Bullock in the film “Two Weeks Notice” which also starred Hugh Grant; the film was a success at the box office despite mixed critical reception, but unfortunately Mark’s scenes were later deleted.

Other projects that Mark has appeared in include “Sex and the City”, “Ally McBeal”, “Rules of Engagement”, and “Law & Order”. Thanks to these numerous opportunities, his net worth began rising.

Since then, Feuerstein has starred in the television show “Royal Pains” as the lead role. The drama series started airing in 2009 and is based on concierge medicine practices of independent doctors; the show ended in 2016 with the final series only having eight episodes. He then appeared in the web series entitled “The Hustler”, which was showcased by Crackle. During the peak of the popularity of “Royal Pains”, Mark appeared in an episode of “WWE RAW” to promote the show, in a match alongside the Big Show, and won using a variant of Scotty 2 Hotty’s Worm. A few of his latest projects include “Prison Break”, “”Meadowland”, and “In Your Eyes”. His continued opportunities have helped in building his net worth.

For his personal life, it is known that Mark married writer Dana Klein in 2005. They have three children and reside in Los Angeles. He is also tagged with the nickname “sitcom kryptonite” and “murderer of a thousand sitcoms” due to how many of his sitcom projects ended up being unsuccessful.

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Mark Feuerstein Quotes

• (On “In Her Shoes”): “It’s not a chick flick. Guys should go see this movie because if anybody has a brother out there or is interested in their relationship with their family – or enjoys seeing Cameron Diaz in a bikini – this will appeal to you.”
• Once you become an actor, it’s important to take care of yourself. I live in Santa Monica, where I can mountain bike, hike and go running on the beach. I like a nice sunset jog.
• (On working with Penelope Cruz in “Woman On Top”): “I can’t say enough nice things about her. She is amazing. You would think, looking at her, “Well, she can’t be smart, funny, and a good actress,” but she is all these things and more. She’s great at imitations, dancing, partying. And she’s a great person, too. She doesn’t do it for show. One day when we were shooting in Pellerinho, a small town in Bahia, Brazil, we’re hanging out on a street corner and there’s this little boy who’s dirty, dressed in rags, who is begging. She takes him by the hand and walks him to a sandwich shop and buys him two roast beef sandwiches. There’s no one around, writing an article about her, this is just Penelope being herself.”
• In high school, I was a total jock/extracurricular nerd/just plain nerd. When I got to college, I realized that building a resume to get into a good school was no longer necessary. I had already gotten into one. I might as well follow my bliss.
• I just give off this kind of feminine vibe which has… served me so well with women in my life.
• (On Ashley Williams’ character on “Good Morning, Miami): “Her’s is a combination of wisdom and innocence.”
• (When People Magazine voted him one of the 50 Most Beautiful of 2003, they asked him what beauty products he uses): “The closest thing I use to beauty products is the grease on the pizza from John’s Pizzeria.”

Mark Feuerstein Important Facts

• He is of Eastern European Jewish descent (including ancestors from Odessa and Galicia).
• A New York writer mentioned that even though he was dubbed a “sitcom jinx” in many circles, it never stopped him from being hired for another one. He has remained consistently employed in TV and film for over 25 years.
• Completed production on In Her Shoes (2005). [September 2005]
• Currently working on Shut Up and Sing (2006). [October 2005]
• Is currently working on the new medical drama 3 lbs. (2006), exec-produced by Barry Levinson and Tom Fontana, starring ‘Stanley Tucci’. Only 8 episodes were produced, before CBS cancelled it. [July 2005]
• Is occasionally misidentified as being the son of actor Harvey Fierstein. His father’s name is actually Harvey Feuerstein.
• Father of Lila Jane and Frisco Jones.
• Lives in Los Angeles, California, USA.
• His mother is named Audrey.
• Appeared with Lauren Graham in both Caroline in the City (1995) as the lead’s love interests and Conrad Bloom (1998) as the stars.
• Sit-com switch-hitter whose best success lies in guest-spots and recurring roles (Caroline in the City (1995), Ally McBeal (1997), The West Wing (1999), and Once and Again (1999)) and has struck out as a regular (Fired Up (1997), Conrad Bloom (1998), and Good Morning, Miami (2002)).
• He has played executives in an advertising company dealing with women issues in Conrad Bloom (1998), Giving It Up (1999), and What Women Want (2000).
• Top three favorite movies are Annie Hall (1977), The Godfather (1972), and Rocky (1976).
• Is often photographed either shirtless or wearing a bow-tie.
• Was on a panel of judges for a film festival sponsored by Princeton in Hollywood.
• Most favorite role was the weaselly junior suit in Albert Brooks’ The Muse (1999) Most hated role was the short-term sex partner who Cynthia Nixon had to fake orgasms for on Sex and the City (1998).
• Is a constant supporter and activist for AIDS charities.
• Most of the people in his family are lawyers.
• The underrated cult-hit Fired Up (1997) was canceled after a little over a season and a half. The disappointing Conrad Bloom (1998) lasted a little less than a whole season. Good Morning, Miami (2002) marked his first successful TV lead.
• Was dubbed by wags as “Murderer of a thousand sit-coms” and “sit-com kryptonite” due to his lack of success as a lead in Conrad Bloom (1998), The Heart Department (2001), and Good Morning, Miami (2002).
• Was given the nickname of “Chaplin” on the set of Giving It Up (1999) for his uncanny knack with physical slapstick by the writer/director Christopher Kublan.
• Was a wrestler in High School and won the State Championship.
• Won a full scholarship to the London School of Dramatic Arts and studied with the top clown teacher at Ecole Phillipe Gaulier in France.
• When director Nancy Meyers was casting What Women Want (2000) her daughter recognized Feuerstein from Practical Magic (1998) and other endeavors. She insisted that her mother cast him.
• Wrote an 193-page school thesis: “Every Man is A King: An Actor’s Journal.”
• Was named one of People’s 50 Most Beautiful People in 2003.
• Graduated from Princeton University class of 1993.
• His brother is a successful real estate attorney.
• He was named “It Phoenix” by the June 30th 2000 issue of Entertainment Weekly due to his rise from the ashes after the demise of his NBC sitcom Conrad Bloom (1998).

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