Paul Christie Net Worth

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Paul Christie is known for his work on Gold Rush: Alaska (2010), Brother Bear (2003) and Osmosis Jones (2001). 
Net Worth$19 Million
ProfessionActor, Miscellaneous Crew, Sound Department

Actor

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Square One Television1992TV SeriesZook
Gold Rush: Parker's Trail2017TV Mini-SeriesNarrator
Gold Rush: Alaska2010-2017TV SeriesNarrator
Dual Survival2016TV SeriesNarrator
Gold Rush: The Dirt2016TV SeriesNarrator
Gold Rush: South America2013TV SeriesNarrator
Homefront2011Video Game voice
Alan Wake2010Video GamePaul Randolph / Rudolf Lane (voice)
Click and Clack's As the Wrench Turns2008TV SeriesAntiques Roadkill Show Host / Jerry the first caller / Antiques Roadkill host
Saturday Night Live2005-2006TV Series
Stroker and Hoop2004-2005TV SeriesC.A.R.R.
Def Jam Fight for NY2004Video GameJervis (voice)
Brother Bear2003Video GameRam #2 (voice)
Brother Bear2003Ram #1 (voice)
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne2003Video GameGodfather (voice)
Moose and Zee2003TV SeriesMoose A. Moose (2003-2012)
Osmosis Jones2001Additional Character Voice (voice)
Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker1996Video GameStick Stickly (voice)
The Weinerville Election Special: From Washington B.C.1996TV MovieStick Stickly (voice)
Nick in the Afternoon1995TV SeriesStick Stickly

Miscellaneous

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Dual Survival2010TV Series narrator - 2 episodes
American Paranormal2010TV Series narrator - 1 episode
The Last Days of World War II2005TV Series documentary voice over - 1 episode

Sound Department

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Nature2016TV Series documentary voice over - 1 episode

Self

TitleYearStatusCharacter
Nature2005-2016TV Series documentaryNarrator / Himself - Narrator
Gold Rush: The Dirt2013TV SeriesHimself
American Paranormal2010TV SeriesHimself - Narrator

Archive Footage

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