He's one of the most recognized character actors in show business, and in all, his career goes back to about three decades, starring in a great number of flops and major successes - so, not long after his successful show "Boardwalk Empire" ended, what is Steve Buscemi's net worth?
Besides earning him the first Golden Globe Award of his career, "Boardwalk Empire" turned an actor who was recognized as a low-profile character into a superstar, and Steve Buscemi's net worth after the end of the show is the most important witness of the actor's recent major success.
Recently, the actor took to Reddit to go through his own AMA (Ask Me Anything) session, as he was promoting the documentary "Check It," which he co-produced and follows a gay street gang struggling to survive while country goes through an insanely high LGBT hate crime rate - while this film will surely boost Steve Buscemi's net worth, the topic is quite important in itself, and he's surely equally satisfied with its content.
In truth, Steve Buscemi's net worth comes from many places, as the actor is one of the most prolific figures in Hollywood, having worked with some major directors in his long career: he first became notorious after playing Mr. Pink in the Quentin Tarantino film "Reservoir Dogs," and he's followed similar success with a small role in the director's next film, "Pulp Fiction," as well as co-starring in movies like Robert Rodriguez's "Desperado" and working with the the Coen brothers in the beloved films "Fargo" and "The Big Lebowski."
Other films that have made Steve Buscemi's net worth rise have been Tim Burton's "Big Fish," voicing villain Randall in the two "Monsters, Inc." movies and his role in the HBO show "The Sopranos" - and that was long before he was cast as Enoch "Nucky" Thompson in "Boardwalk Empire."
Lately, he has also taken to appear randomly during John Oliver's "Last Week Tonight," always with hilarious effects!
Currently, Celebrity Net Worth lists Steve Buscemi's net worth as $35 million, as he made $75 thousand an episode during the run of the HBO show.
