Dave England Net Worth

What is Dave England's Net Worth?

Dave England is an American stunt performer, actor, writer, former professional snowboarder, and television personality who has a net worth of $2.5 million.

Dave England is best known as one of the original cast members of MTV's "Jackass," where he became famous for some of the franchise's most disgusting and bodily-function-centered stunts. Before television fame, England was a professional snowboarder, snowboarding magazine editor, and part of the same underground action-sports media world that helped produce "Jackass." He worked for Blunt, the snowboarding sister publication of Big Brother, the skateboarding magazine associated with Jeff Tremaine, Chris Pontius, and several future "Jackass" figures. England's appeal came from his willingness to do things few other cast members wanted to do, especially stunts involving vomit, feces, pain, embarrassment, and public discomfort. He later appeared in the "Jackass" movies, the video game, spinoff projects, and snowboarding films, maintaining a distinctive place in the franchise as one of its most fearless and gross-out-friendly performers.

Early Life

David Joseph England was born on December 30, 1969, in Ojai, California. He grew up in California and became involved in skateboarding and snowboarding culture before turning that world into a career.

Long before he was known for "Jackass," England was a serious snowboarder. He rode professionally and appeared in snowboarding videos during the 1990s, including projects from Kingpin Productions. His background in snowboarding connected him to the same action-sports, magazine, and video culture that later fed directly into MTV's stunt-comedy boom.

Snowboarding and Magazine Career

England worked in snowboarding media before becoming a television personality. He founded Skintight Magazine, worked as a field editor for Snowboarder Magazine, and later served as editor of Blunt, a snowboarding magazine connected to Big Brother. That position placed him near the creative circle that would eventually develop "Jackass."

Big Brother and its orbit were known for mixing skateboarding, pranks, nudity, stunts, crude humor, and anti-corporate comedy. England fit naturally into that world. He had the action-sports credibility of a real snowboarder, but he also had the willingness to push jokes into absurd and grotesque territory.

Jackass

England joined "Jackass" when the show launched on MTV in 2000. Created by Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, and Spike Jonze, the series brought together people from Big Brother, skateboarding, BMX, CKY videos, and underground stunt culture.

England became known for a specific niche within the group. While Knoxville often served as the ringleader, Steve-O leaned into danger and self-destruction, and Bam Margera brought the CKY crew's prank-and-family chaos, England became the cast member most closely associated with bathroom humor. He once described himself as the world's first professional paid defecator, a crude but accurate summary of how extreme his role became within the franchise.

His most infamous bits included stunts involving feces, toilets, diapers, and bodily functions, along with physical pranks and pain-based challenges. England's segments often worked because he seemed oddly calm about doing things that would make most people quit immediately. That willingness made him one of the most essential gross-out performers in the ensemble.

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Jackass Films and Later Franchise Work

England appeared in the original "Jackass" television series and continued with the franchise as it moved into theaters. His film credits include "Jackass: The Movie," "Jackass Number Two," "Jackass 2.5," "Jackass 3D," "Jackass 3.5," "Jackass Forever," and "Jackass 4.5." He has also received writing credits on several franchise projects.

In addition to the main "Jackass" movies, England appeared in "Jackass: The Lost Tapes," "Jackassworld.com: 24 Hour Takeover," "A Tribute to Ryan Dunn," and later reunion-style projects. He also appeared as himself in "Jackass: The Game," providing voice and motion-capture work.

Within the franchise, England worked alongside cast members such as Wee Man, Danger Ehren, Preston Lacy, and the late Ryan Dunn. His role was never the loudest, but it was unmistakable: if a stunt involved something no one wanted near their body, England was usually the person willing to do it.

Other Film and Television Work

England's work outside "Jackass" has often stayed connected to action sports, comedy, and stunt culture. He appeared in the 2008 snowboarding comedy "Shred" with Tom Green, playing Max Fisher, and returned for the sequel "Revenge of the Boarding School Dropouts."

He has also appeared on shows and specials including "Bam's Unholy Union," "Loiter Squad," "Swerved," "Ridiculousness," and "Celebrity Family Feud." In music videos, he appeared alongside other "Jackass" cast members in projects such as Weezer's "Memories" and Andrew W.K.'s "We Want Fun."

Personal Life

England is married to Shawna England. They have two sons together, Van and Clyde, and England also has two children from a previous relationship.

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