John Lund Net Worth



John Lund net worth is
$5 Million

John Lund Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

One of six children born to an immigrant Norwegian glassblower, John Lund had a somewhat unsettled childhood, dropping out of school at the age of 14. For a while, he tried his hand at several part-time jobs, but never stayed long. He then devised various entrepreneurial ways to generate an income, including a quit smoking program (a fairly novel ... 

Net Worth	$5 Million
Date Of Birth	February 6, 1911
Place Of Birth	Rochester, New York, USA
Height	6' 1" (1.85 m)
Profession	Actor
Known For	High Society (1956), A Foreign Affair (1948), The Mating Season (1951), The Perils of Pauline (1947)
Star Sign	Aquarius

#	Quote
1	I look best from a great distance and in a bad light. I have a peculiar face, an odd walk and about as much sex appeal as a goat. I was the worst peril Betty Hutton encountered as Pauline [in The Perils of Pauline].
2	Each picture has given me an inferiority complex. I've become face conscious. Projection rooms are torture chambers to me, at this point. When I saw the first day's rushes on To Each His Own (1946), I went home and started packing. I had thought I was smiling tenderly at Olivia de Havilland, but, on screen, I looked as though I were ready to bite her ear off, and I didn't have any eyes at all. After that, I refused to look at myself, but I began enjoying the work.
3	Ideally I'd like to gravitate between the stage and screen, as Freddie March [Fredric March] does. That's because I think I am more of a character actor than the great, big hero type. I feel as though I am sailing under false colors.

#	Fact
1	Made his movie debut on To Each His Own (1946).
2	Received much acclaim for his performance as Yank in "The Hasty Heart" on Broadway.
3	Met his wife on a blind date.
4	Handsome blond, blue-eyed actor who started out promisingly in engaging romantic leads in the late 40s, but settled quickly into playing stuffed shirts and the third wheel in love triangles.
5	An advertising man in New York City at the time, he was asked by a friend to appear in an industrial show during the 1939 World's Fair. He got hooked and two years later was appearing on Broadway in "As You Like It".
6	Vice-president of the Screen Actor's Guild from 1950-1959.
7	After Edmond O'Brien left the show, Lund became the new Johnny Dollar on CBS Radio's "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar." He starred in the series from 1952 till 1954.
8	Retired to San Diego in 1963

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
My Friend Irma Goes West	1950		Al
No Man of Her Own	1950		Bill Harkness
My Friend Irma	1949		Al
Bride of Vengeance	1949		Alfonso D'Este
Miss Tatlock's Millions	1948		Tim Burke posing as Schuyler Tatlock
Night Has a Thousand Eyes	1948		Elliott Carson
A Foreign Affair	1948		Captain John Pringle
Variety Girl	1947		John Lund
The Perils of Pauline	1947		Michael Farrington
To Each His Own	1946		Captain Bart Cosgrove / Gregory Pierson
If a Man Answers	1962		John Stacy
The Wackiest Ship in the Army	1960		Lt. Cmdr. Wilbur F. Vandewater
Affair in Reno	1957		Bill Carter
Dakota Incident	1956		John Carter (aka Hamilton)
High Society	1956		George Kittredge
Battle Stations	1956		Father Joseph McIntyre
Chief Crazy Horse	1955		Major Twist
Five Guns West	1955		Govern Sturges
White Feather	1955		Col. Lindsay
Latin Lovers	1953		Paul Chevron
Woman They Almost Lynched	1953		Lance Horton
Just Across the Street	1952		Fred Newcombe
Bronco Buster	1952		Tom Moody
The Battle at Apache Pass	1952		Maj. Jim Colton
Steel Town	1952		Steve Kostane
Darling, How Could You!	1951		Dr. Robert Grey
The Mating Season	1951		Val McNulty
Duchess of Idaho	1950		Douglas J. Morrison Jr.

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Your Job in Germany	1945	Documentary short	Narrator (uncredited)

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