Craig Kilborn’s net worth is $7 Million. Also know about Craig Kilborn bio, salary, height, age weight, relationship, and more …

Craig Kilborn Wiki Biography

• Craig Kilborn was born in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, on August 24, 1962. 
• He is a television personality, actress, director, writer, and comedian, perhaps best known for being the Daily Show’s original host. 
• He is a longtime “SportsCenter” and “The Late Late Show” host, too. 
• All his efforts have led to bringing his net worth where it is today. 
• Sources report a net value of $7 million as of mid-2016, largely received through popularity on television. 
• He’s even done advertisements apart from television and has had a part in a few movies. 
• It is likely that his wealth will also rise as he continues his career. 
• Kilborn was well known for playing basketball during high school and was invited because of his height to play with the Northside Magicians, and he would soon compete in national tournaments. 
• He started his career as a sports anchor in California for KCBA, hosting coverage for various events such as the Gilroy Garlic Festival; he even attempted for a year to be a play-by-play radio analyst. 
• Finally, from 1993 to 1996, he became the “SportsCenter” anchor for ESPN and held the job for three years. 
• He began to gain prominence as an anchor and was well known for his catchphrases. 
• His net worth was well known at the moment. 
• He became part of Comedy Central as the host of “The Daily Show,” after “SportsCenter,” and helped the show become one of the country’s most successful late-night comedy shows, thus being nominated for various awards. 
• Craig was seen in the movie “Old School” apart from his television appearances, and was also a member of “The Benchwarmers.” 
• He acted as the protagonist during the final season of the television show ‘Chuck’. 
• Apart from these, he is seen in an advertisement for Kraft Macaroni & Cheese that began airing in 2016. 
• Not a great deal is known about his personal life. 
• Many sources speculate that he is married since he has a son, the only details that have emerged regarding family life. 
• IMDB Wikipedia “CBS’ The Late Late Show” “ESPN’s SportsCenter” “Martial Law” (1999) “Resurrection Blvd.”(2002) “The Extendables” (2014) “The Kilborn File: The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn” $7 Million 1962 1962-8-24 6′ 5″ (1.96 m) Actor Area Arrowhead Stadium Associated Press August 24 Bono Car chase Class action Comedian Craig Kilborn Net Worth Cursed (2005) Dear” (2001) Death Hiram Kilborn Kansas Kansas City Missouri Pauly Shore Is Dead (2003) producer Shirley Kilborn Sports commentator Talk show host The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (1996) The Daily Show Year-End Spectacular ’97 (1997) The Daily Show Year-End Spectacular ’98 (1998) The Kansas City Star The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (1999) Tom Snyder USA Virgo Writer Yes 

Craig Kilborn Quick Info

Craig Kilborn Trademarks

1. Towering height

Craig Kilborn Quotes

• There are misconceptions that could stay with you for a long time or they’ll go away. It’s more the responsibility of the critic to watch the show and figure it out. It’s no skin off my back. I’ve always had thick skin, but I’ll tell you, it’s a lot thicker than it used to be.
• “I was a slow white player, and I still am.” – Describing his college basketball career at Montana State University.
• In my issue, the ink will be glow-in-the-dark, so all the boy bands can read it on the closet. – On guest-editing the September, 2001 issue of Gear magazine

Craig Kilborn Important Facts

• Leaving his Late Late Show to “try other things” such as writing and producing television shows. Presumably will also continue to dabble in acting. [September 2004]
• The character of Casey McCall in Sports Night (1998) was loosely based on him.
• Last name is traditionally pronounced “Kil-burn,” but in the US it is commonly pronounced “Kil-born.” He has addressed this on the show with Irish guests.
• Has a son, Jonathan, born in 1987.
• Big fan of Minnesota Timberwolves, especially Kevin Garnett.
• Played collegiate basketball for Montana State University.
• Replaced Tom Snyder as host on the Late Late show in 1999. Was replaced by Craig Ferguson in 2005.

Craig Kilborn Filmography

Craig Kilborn Awards