Michael Raye Net Worth is
$14 Million

Mini Biography

Created in Bristol, Britain, Michael Raye had an extended profession in American tv and live stage. He performed the recurring personality “Bradbury” in the 1982-88 ABC, and FOX American sitcom “Nine to Five.” He worked well regularly in tv and print marketing like a Prince Charles impersonator. He worked well regularly in LA theatre. He co-wrote, created, and starred in the stage musical “Who Killed Mrs. Bitzer;” as well as the stage takes on “The Grand Finale” and “Angel’s Pleasure.” He previously featured tasks in the movies “The Morgue” (2008), “Mad Cowgirl” (2006), “Before Night” (2004), and “Reddish colored Evenings” (1988). Raye died on Apr 14, 2010, in LA, from problems of pneumonia. Raye was most widely known in the LA region for his long-running wire access spoof chat display, “Tea with Michael Raye.” Raye was sponsor, writer, and maker. The show 1st shown in 1985, and continues to be produced sporadically since. A lot more than sixty shows have been created. The most recent installment have been scheduled to start out creation the week pursuing his death. In the display, Raye performs a resident of Torrance who hosts a television talk display from his living space. He interviews different authors, publicists, neighbours, and additional guests; who are the truth is actors advertising fictitious books and causes. The laughter runs from tongue-in-cheek to wide slapstick, and Raye coaxed superstar close friends like Sally Struthers and Kathleen Freeman to create occasional guest looks. The show was the inspiration for the 1990-1991 American sitcom “My Talk Display,” which starred Cynthia Stevenson. Makers of My Chat Show reportedly contacted Raye to consider “Tea with Michael Raye” nationwide, before deciding to visit with a lady host instead, inside a slightly retooled edition. Raye was an associate of Screen Stars Guild (SAG), American Federation of Tv and Radio Performers (AFTRA), and Stars Collateral Association (AEA or EQUITY), and a co-founder of Feed the Thoughts, Inc., a nonprofit corporation focused on assisting the homeless also to educating the general public on the subject of mistreatment of pets all over the world.

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