Jake Cannavale Net Worth

What is Jake Cannavale's Net Worth?

Jake Cannavale is an American actor and musician who has a net worth of $1.5 million. Jake Cannavale is known for his roles in the television series "Nurse Jackie," "The Offer," and "American Sports Story." He has also starred in such films as "Eat Brains Love," "Inside Man," and "F*ck Valentine's Day."

Early Life and Family

Jake Cannavale was born on May 1, 1995 in New York City to actor Bobby Cannavale and screenwriter Jenny Lumet. His grandfather was film director Sidney Lumet, and his great-grandmother was singer and actress Lena Horne.

Television Career

Cannavale made his television debut in 2012, playing the recurring character Charlie Cruz in the fourth season of the Showtime medical dramedy series "Nurse Jackie." Later in the decade, he had a brief but memorable role as bounty hunter Toro Calican in the fifth episode of the Disney+ "Star Wars" series "The Mandalorian." Cannavale had a slightly bigger part in 2022, playing Caesar in the Paramount+ biographical miniseries "The Offer," about the creation of Francis Ford Coppola's classic gangster film "The Godfather." After that, in 2024, Cannavale played the recurring role of Chris in the sports drama anthology series "American Sports Story." Part of the "American Story" franchise on FX, "American Sports Story" began with a season focusing on former NFL player Aaron Hernandez. Cannavale next appeared in the Amazon Prime Video series "Scarpetta," based on the book series of the same name by Patricia Cornwell. He plays the younger version of Pete Marino, a character played by Cannavale's real-life father.

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Film Career

As a kid in 2005, Cannavale made his film debut with a small part in John Turturro's musical romantic comedy "Romance & Cigarettes." When he returned to film in the 2010s, Cannavale mostly appeared in short films. His credits during the decade included the shorts "Send," "Grapes," "Fade," "Moths & Butterflies," and "Limit of Wooded Country." Cannavale's first starring role in a feature film came in the 2019 horror romcom "Eat Brains Love," based on Jeff Hart's book of the same name. He plays Jake Stephens, a high school stoner who is turned into a zombie-like cannibal after being infected with a virus. Angelique Rivera co-stars as a cheerleader at his school who is overcome by the same virus. Cannavale next appeared in the 2023 crime thriller "Inside Man," portraying real-life gangster Chris Rosenberg. His co-stars include Emile Hirsch, Lucy Hale, and Ashley Greene. Cannavale went on to have a supporting role in the romcom "F*ck Valentine's Day," starring Virginia Gardner, Marisa Tomei, and Skylar Astin.

Stage Career

In 2015, Cannavale made his Broadway debut in Larry David's play "Fish in the Dark," which premiered at the Cort Theatre. Focused on 15 characters dealing with the aftermath of a death in the family, the original production also starred such actors as Rita Wilson, Rosie Perez, Ben Shenkman, Jerry Adler, and Molly Ranson.

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