Jim Carter Wiki, Bio, Wife, Divorce and Net Worth
Date: 22 Feb, 2018 Report This
Quick Information
| Date of Birth/Birthday | August 19, 1948 |
|---|---|
| Age | 76 Years 3 Month(s) |
| Nationality | English |
| Profession/Occupation | Actor |
| Working For/Engaged On | Movies and TV shows |
| Wife/Spouse | Imelda Staunton (m.1983) |
| Married | Yes |
| Divorced | Not Yet |
| Girlfriend/Dating | No |
| Gay/Lesbian | No |
| Ethnicity | White |
| Net Worth | $4 Million |
| Height/Tall | 6 feet 2 Inches(188 cm) |
| Children/Kids | Bessie Carter(Daughter) |
Jim Carter was born in the year 1948 on 19th of August and this makes his age 66 at this moment. He is a legendary actor and his amazing work in TV shows and movies has won millions of hearts across the world. He was born in a place called Harrogate, which lies in United Kingdom, and this makes his ethnicity white and nationality British. He is an extremely tall man as he has a great and very impressive height of 6 feet 2 inches, which is around 1.88 meters.
He married Imelda Staunton in the year 1983 and their relationship has been going very strong till now. As there have been no real mishaps in their relationship, there is almost no chance of a divorce to occur in their lives. He does not have many children as he has only one whose name is Bessie Carter. He is not gay as he has a child and a wife. He is not dating anyone else and does not have a girlfriend at this time. Interested readers can read about him and his interesting biography from wiki sites like Wikipedia and IMDb. He has been very successful in his career and according to some sources he has a resounding net worth of 5 million U.S dollars. It does not seem like he is much into social networking sites like Instagram and Twitter and does not like to posts his pictures and ideas in those sites.
He has played great roles in TV shows and movies and it has made him who he is today. He played the role of Rossi in a movie called Blame It on the Bellboy in the year 1992. Other movies and TV shows to his name are The Hour of the Pig, The Madness of King George, Shakespeare in Love, The Little Vampire and Downton Abbey.
