Brent Butt, a Canadian actor, comedian, and writer, has a net worth of $2 million.
Butt’s fame is attributed to his appearance in the popular CTV sitcom “Corner Gas” and his involvement in the show.
The youngest of seven brothers, he was born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada on August 3, 1966.
Following his graduation from the Tisdale Unit Composite School, he attended Sheridan College in Ontario for a short time.
He gave up his studies to establish a publishing company named Windwolf Graphics with a companion.
“Existing Earth”, the first of his comic strips, was published and nominated for a Golden Eagle Award.
In fact, they did publish two issues before the money ran out. Subsequently, he performed a number of stand-ups for CTV, CBC, CBC radio’s “Definitely Not the Opera” and “The Comedy Network” in Canada.
In spite of that, he achieved his greatest fame with “Corner Gas” in 2004.
Played in 26 countries, the show quickly became a hit, garnering rave reviews and earning an International Emmy Award nomination.
In addition to “Corner Gas”, Butt is also the creator of the successful TV series “Hiccups” and the 2013 movie “No Clue”.
With a history of performing in front of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Butt became one of Canada’s most prominent comedians, having performed live on numerous occasions, including at the Canadian province centennial in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
He has also starred in several Hollywood productions, including “The X Files”, “Millennium”, and “Becoming Dick”.
Four Canadian Comedy Awards, including Best Male Stand-Up and Best Male TV Performance, have been won by Brent Butt.