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Chuck Lorre Wiki Biography

Chuck Lorre is a famous television producer, director, composer and writer. He is mainly famous for creating such television shows as “The Big Bang Theory”, “Two and a Half Men”, “Grace Under Fire” and others. During his career, Chuck has won many awards, including BMI Television Music Awards, an honorary degree from the State University of New York at Potsdam and others. What is more, Chuck was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame and awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

So how rich is Chuck Lorre? It has been estimated that Lorre’s net worth is $600 million. This figure might grow in the future as shows created by Chuck are very successful all around the world.

Charles Michael Levine, better known to the world as Chuck Lorre, was born in 1952, in New York. When Chuck finished high school, he continued studying at the State University of New York at Potsdam. Unfortunately, he dropped out after only two years and decided to start his career as a songwriter. Some of his works as a songwriter include the soundtrack of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”, and Deborah Harry’s song called “French Kissin’ in the USA”. From that time Chuck Lorre’s net worth began to grow rapidly.

Despite the success he had as a composer, Chuck decided to try working as a writer of shows. His debut was with the show entitled “Grace Under Fire”. It received a lot of acclaim from the critics and made Chuck more famous. Later he created such shows as “Cybill” and “Dharma & Greg”. These had a huge impact on the growth of Chuck Lorre’s net worth.

One of the most famous of Chuck’s shows is entitled “Two and a Half Men”, which he created with Lee Aronsohn. Chuck has had an opportunity to work with Charlie Sheen, Angus T. Jones, Marin Hinkle, Jon Cryer and many others. Another very famous show, is “The Big Bang Theory”, which is really popular all around the world. These two shows are the main sources of Lorre’s net worth. Recently Chuck has been working on two more shows: “Mike & Molly” and “Mom”, .

If to talk about his personal life, Chuck was married twice. His first wife was Paula Smith and the second one was Karen Witter, a famous model and actress. Chuck has four children.

All in all, it can be said that Chuck Lorre is a very talented television producer and writer. During his career, he has created many famous television shows that are known all over the world. As Chuck continues his career there is a high chance that he will create even more television shows and that Chuck’s net worth will become even higher than it is now. Let’s hope that his fans will be able to enjoy even more interesting shows and that he will become even more popular and acclaimed.

IMDB Wikipedia “Dharma & Greg” (1997-2002) “Mike & Molly” (2010-2016) “Mom” (2013-present) “Roseanne” (1990-1992) “Two and a Half Men” (2003-2015) “Grace Under Fire” (1993-1998) $600 Million 1952 Angus T. Jones Bethpage BMI Television Music Awards Chaim Levine Charles Michael Levine Charlie Sheen Chuck Chuck Levine Chuck Lorre Chuck Lorre Net Worth Composer Deborah Harry’s Film Film Score Composer French Kissin Grace Under Fire Jon Cryer Karen Witter Karen Witter (m. 2001–2010) Lee Aronsohn Marin Hinkle Nathan’s Choice New York Norman Lear Achievement Award in Television (2014) October 18 Paula Smith Paula Smith (m. 1979–1992) Peter Lorre Producers Screenwriter Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (2009) State University of New York at Potsdam Television Television Academy Hall of Fame (2012) Television Director Television Hall of Fame Television Producer The Big Bang Theory The Big Bang Theory (2007) TV Land Future Classic Award (2009) Two And a Half Men United States United States of America What Doesn’t Kill Us Makes Us Bitter

Chuck Lorre Quick Info

Chuck Lorre Trademarks

1. Frequently uses fellow actors and actresses in various roles in his shows
2. His shows often end abruptly to a black screen with his name displayed
3. Shows usually feature a small, core cast
4. Characters who make fun of their own appearances
5. Uses two main characters as a double act
6. Uses middle-aged characters discovering or experimenting sexuality

Chuck Lorre Quotes

• The reason I changed my name was simple. My mother, never a fan of my father’s family, had an unfortunate habit of using Levine as a stinging insult. When displeased with me, she would often say/shriek, “You know what you are? You’re a Levine! A no good, rotten Levine!” So, for as far back as I can remember, every time I heard my last name I would experience acute feelings of low self-esteem. ….. My first wife was the one who suggested I change my name to remedy the situation. In fact, it was she who came up with the name Lorre, complete with the fancy spelling. I thought it sounded great. Chuck Lorre. Finally a name that did not make me squirm. It didn’t occur to me that in England my new name translated into Chuck Truck. But most interestingly, I had completely forgotten that when I was around eight years old my father’s business began to fail, forcing my mother to find work in a clothing store called… Lorie’s. Pretty creepy, huh? Did I abandon my father’s name only to unconsciously name myself after a place associated with my mother’s abandonment of me? Or, even creepier, did my ex-wife somehow know all this and propose the name Lorre just to screw with me? Hmmm… I was a no good, rotten husband so I certainly had it coming.
• I believe that the Laws of Karma do not apply to show business, where good things happens to bad people on a fairly regular basis.
• I work from a deep sense of insecurity. I have the belief, and I can’t shake it, that there are endless reasons to turn the channel. There are hundreds of channels and entirely other things to do besides TV. And if you make a bad television show there’s no reason for the audience to come back the following week.

Chuck Lorre Important Facts

• The name of his dog is Elmo Lorre, which he has shared with the audience on “the famous” vanity cards at the end of some of Chuck Lorre Productions episodes.
• Writes individual vanity cards (inserted into the credits at the end of a show, identifying the production company) in stream-of-consciousness style for his Chuck Lorre Productions shows.

Chuck Lorre Filmography

Chuck Lorre Awards