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Jason Patric was born on 17 June 1966, in Queens, New York City USA, of Irish and German descent, the son of actor/playwright Jason Miller and actress Linda Miller, and the grandson of actor/comedian Jackie Gleason. He is a film, television and stage actor, best known for his roles in the films “The Lost Boys”, “Speed 2: Cruise Control”, “Narc”, “In the Valley of Elah” and “The Outsider”.

A famous actor, how rich is Jason Patric at present? According to sources, Patric has accumulated a net worth over $3 million, as of mid-2016. His wealth has been established during his acting career, now spanning over 30 years.

Patric grew up in in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, where he attended Catholic schools Cavallini Middle School and Salesian Roman Catholic Don Bosco Preparatory High School. At the age of 16 his family moved to California, where he continued his education at Saint Monica Catholic High School, and began acting by appearing in school productions of “Dracula” and “Grease”.

After matriculating, Patric began acting seriously, and was cast as a drug-addicted teen in the 1985 television film “Toughlove”. He made his feature film debut with the role of Jason in the 1986 science fiction film “Solarbabies”, and went on to take the role of a reluctant vampire Michael Emerson in the 1987 horror comedy film “The Lost Boys”. The following year he was cast in a starring role as soldier Konstantin Koverchenko in the war film “The Beast”. His net worth started to rise.

In 1990 Patric took a starring role as ex-boxer Kevin ‘Kid’ Collins in the 1990 crime drama film “After Dark, My Sweet”, and went on to play supporting roles in early ’90s films such as “Frankestein Unbound”, “Geronimo: An American Legend” and “Sleepers”, and co-starred with Sandra Bullock and Willem Dafoe in the 1997 disaster thriller film “Speed 2: Cruise Control” as Officer Alex Shaw. The following year he served as both an actor and the producer for the independent film “Your Friends & Neighbors”. All added to his wealth.

Patric’s notable film roles in the early 2000s include an undercover narcotics officer Nick Tellis in the film “Narc”, Ray in the Alec Baldwin film “Shortcut to Happiness”, First Lieutenant Kirklander in “In the Valley of Elah”, and Max in “The Losers”. In 2005 the actor appeared on Broadway, with the role of Brick in a revival of Tennessee Williams’ play “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”. The year 2011 saw him in a revival of his father’s play “That Championship Season”, which won a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award when it debuted in 1972. In 2015 he portrayed Detective Michael Klein in the action crime drama film “The Outsider”, intensifying his net worth.

Patric’s most recent film appearance was in the 2015 supernatural horror film “The Abandoned”. In 2016 he appeared in the second season of the television series “Wayward Pines”, and he is currently filming the war story “The Yellow Birds”, announced to be released in 2017.

When it comes to his private life, Patric made headlines in 1991 for dating actress Julia Roberts right after her wedding to Kiefer Sutherland was called off. He later began a long-term relationship with Danielle Schreiber, with whom he conceived a son through in vitro fertilization. After the couple’s separation in 2012, Patric fought for the partial custody of the child, with the court granting him parental rights in 2014. Sources believe the actor is currently single.

IMDB Wikipedia “Night Live: The Best of David Spade” (2005) “Solorbabies” (1986) “Teach 109” (1990) “Toughlove” (1985) “Wayward Pines” (2016) $3 Million 1966 Catholic schools Cavallini Middle School Danielle Schreiber Entourage (2008) Film Golden Raspberry Award (1998) Gus Patric In the Valley of Elah (2007) Jackie Gleason Jason Miller Jason Patrick Jason Patrick net worth June 17 Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards – Best Supporting Actor (1998) Linda Miller Narc (2002) New York City USA Online Film Critics Society Awards (1999) PRISM Awards – Best Performance in a Theatrical Feature Film (2003) Queens Saint Monica Catholic High School American Salesian Roman Catholic Don Bosco Preparatory High School Satellite Awards (1999) Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997) stage actor Stockholm International Film Festival – Best Actor (2007) Television Tennessee Williams The Lost Boys (1987) The Prince (2014) Western Heritage Awards – Best Theatrical Motion Picture (1994) Your Friends & Neighbors (1998)

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Jason Patrick Quotes

• (2011, on Jackie Gleason) I didn’t grow up with him. It’s just one of those things. I never talked about my dad growing up and I never talked about my grandfather growing up, certainly as a young actor because I wanted no nepotism, whatsoever. I just didn’t want a paragraph written about me that had nothing to do with who I was; it was just genetic circumstance. I only saw him a handful of times in my life. He’s had as much effect on me as he’s had on you. He has nothing to do with me or my bloodline; I’m not a thoroughbred or purebred dog or something. Really, it has no bearing whatsoever but really it looks good in US magazine. He was just more of a hermit.
• (2011, on fame) I’m not addicted to it like 99 percent of every actor in Hollywood, even our 65-year-old so-called legends are so addicted to remaining stars that they’re in the kind of movies that would not be toilet paper in their classics. I don’t have to name them.
• (2011, on the rumors that he turned down The Firm (1993)) I turned down some incarnation of “The Firm” years ago, but that would make it seem like I turned down the big hit movie. No, the movie’s a hit because Tom Cruise is in it. The shitty script that I got was not going to be a hit with me in it. Trust me.
• (2011) Before I did Narc (2002), I hadn’t worked in three years. I just didn’t find things I wanted to do. I had just produced Your Friends & Neighbors (1998), which was exhausting and good, and I didn’t find anything worth working on for three years. That’s suicide in this business because you have to remain in the forefront of people’s minds and certainly on-screen, but I didn’t care about that. Early, the movies I was interested in, people’s work is what propelled their career. That has changed vastly, immeasurably. It started to change when I started and now it absolutely makes no sense of difference, whatsoever. Doesn’t matter if you have talent. Doesn’t matter what you’ve done before and, frankly, the people with a lot of talent don’t give a shit if they make crappy movies for money because it’s actually more respected than their better movies.
• I made three movies in one year, I think 1995, and I was unhappy with all of them. Sleepers (1996), Incognito (1997) and Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997). I didn’t like making them or the end product. “Sleepers” was a little bloated and removed. When I got it, it didn’t have a lot of people attached. Ultimately, when we were filming it, I didn’t buy the story, either. Incognito, they fired the director. Before “Speed 2”, I had been offered a lot of action movies. They’re all sequels, in my opinion. I did “Speed 2” because I was told it was foolproof. Jan de Bont’s first two movies had made a billion dollars. It had a billion dollars. They wanted me for some form of acting that I was not able to do. I wanted to make it sexy. I like Sandy [Sandra Bullock], but I think she was in a different world.
• Growing up, I was always called Jason Patric, especially when I was bad. It’s also mildly Oedipal. You have to kill the parents in order to become yourself. – on why he dropped his last name
• It’s a joke. These young guys – they become famous for having filthy mouths, bad habits, saying really unique things like, ‘I like to drink, smoke and have sex.’ Oh really? Shouldn’t you get back to the frat house? – on Hollywood
• “We all want to be loved. If we can’t find love in a relationship we try to find it in our work. No matter how many times you get burned or how many of your relationships go sour, no one’s ever going to give up on relationships,” – On love.
• “I knew dating (Roberts) would be trouble. I just didn’t know how much of an impact it would have on my privacy. Because I’m such a private person, what happened was the ultimate nightmare. I had worked for the first six years of my career to be as anonymous as possible and, in the space of a few weeks, I was one of the most public people in the world just because I was dating a famous person who liked to be in the press and who courted the press.” – On dating Julia Roberts.
• “I wanted to skim into the global marketplace so that I could make small movies like Your Friends & Neighbors (1998). There was enough hype around Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997) that I was able to get the funding for Your Friends & Neighbors (1998)” – On why he did Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997).
• “My grandfather was a very talented man but he was never part of my emotional life so I refuse to make him part of my professional life.” -On his grandfather, Jackie Gleason.
• “I’m 32. When I look back on my career, I like that I was so brazen in my 20s. I only wish there had been more of those kinds of hard-edged scripts available to me.” – On his career (1998).
• “He’s so secure in himself that he’s not afraid to reveal anything about himself. As a rule, guys don’t talk to other people about their real feelings. That’s what’s makes the sauna scene in Your Friends & Neighbors (1998) so shocking.” – On his controversial film character.
• “I’m willing to take less money and fourth billing and do interesting roles. I hate putting Limitations on myself. I don’t set out to sell popcorn or make money for the major studios. What I’d like is for my work to have meaning.” – On his career choices (1987).

Jason Patrick Important Facts

• $4,500,000
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• Attended Saint Monica Catholic High School in Santa Monica, California.
• Played on Broadway the role of Brick in Tennessee Williams’s “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” with Ned Beatty as Big Daddy (2003).
• He is of Irish, and smaller amounts of German, English, Scottish, and Dutch, ancestry.
• Is very good friends with Laura Dern.
• Downed shots of Tabasco sauce between takes of his death scene in The Alamo (2004) to make it as realistic as possible.
• Attended Don Bosco Prep, a prestigious all-boys school in northern New Jersey.
• Turned down the role of Jesus in Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ (2004).
• Ex-stepson of actress Sue Bernard.
• Turned down the lead role of Mitch Mcdeere in The Firm (1993), the role then went to Tom Cruise.
• When his best friend Kiefer Sutherland broke off his engagement with Julia Roberts in the early ’90s, Julia ran off to Europe with Jason, and the two were eventually a couple.
• His mother’s name is Linda Miller, sister’s name is Jennifer, brother’s name is Jordan and half-brother’s name is Joshua John Miller, who is an actor and author.
• His first film job was as a production assistant in the 1982 film version of That Championship Season (1982).
• Owns a 90lb. Vietnamese potbellied pig named Fergus.
• Son of actor-playwright Jason Miller and actress Linda Miller.
• Grandson of legendary actor Jackie Gleason, and of his wife, dancer Genevieve Halford.

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