Jeremy Bateman Age, wealth, marriage, family, and biography

The name Jason Bateman refers to an American actor, director, and producer by the name Jason Kent Bateman. The actor Jason Bateman has a net worth of $30 million as of the year 2022. The part of David Hogan, which he played in the sitcom The Hogan Family, brought him the most of his fame.

He has also appeared in successful comedies made in Hollywood, such as the first and second instalments of the Horrible Bosses franchise. His directing effort on the film Ozark earned him a significant number of accolades and awards. The acting he did in Ozark has been compared to what Bryan Cranston did in the television show Breaking Bad. He maintains an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and he has a sizable fan following across all of these platforms.

Jason Bateman Wiki/Biography

As of the year 2022, Jason Bateman will be 53 years old, having been born on January 14th, 1969. He was born and reared in Rye, which is located in the state of New York in the United States. His family relocated from California to Salt Lake City, Utah, when he was just four years old. Subsequently, they went to California. He is an American citizen and a Christian by religion, and he was born in the United States.

Jason Bateman has revealed that he did not finish high school since he began filming Teen Wolf Too when he was still enrolled in the school he was supposed to be attending. He does not possess any formal or specialised training in acting of any kind.

Name	Jason Bateman
Full Name	Jason Kent Bateman
Net Worth	$30 Million
Date of Birth	14 January 1969
Age	53 Years Old
Birth Place	Rye, New York, United States
Currently Live In	Beverly Hills, California
Profession	Actor, Director and Producer
Debut	Film: How Can I Tell If I’m Really In Love? (1986) TV Series: Little House on the Prairie (1981-82) Music Video: Hopeless Wanderer (2013)
Years Active	1981 – Present
Famous Role	Matthew Burton in TV Series It’s Your Move (1984)
Nationality	American
Religion	Christian
Ethnicity	White American
Hometown	Rye, New York
Zodiac Sign	Capricorn
School/High School	Local High School in Rye, New York

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In-Laws, the Spouse, and Other Commitments

Kent and Victoria Elizabeth Bateman are Jason Bateman’s parents. Jason is named after his father. The name of Jason Bateman’s father, Kent Bateman, who works in the entertainment industry as an actor, director, and producer. Victoria Elizabeth Bateman is the name of Jason Bateman’s mother, and she works in the airline industry as a flight attendant.

He is the only sibling. His older sister’s name is Justine Bateman, and she works in the entertainment industry as an actor.

The actor Jason Bateman is currently in a committed relationship. Amanda Anka, who works in the entertainment industry, is the name of his actress wife.

Francesca Nora Bateman and Maple Sylvie Bateman are the names of the couple’s two little girls who they have welcomed into the world.

Father Name	Kent Bateman
Mother Name	Victoria Elizabeth Bateman
Brother Name	–
Sister Name	Justine Bateman
Girlfriend	Amanda Anka
Marital Status	Married
Wife Name	Amanda Anka
Children	Francesca Nora Bateman (Daughter) Maple Sylvie Bateman (Daughter)

Aspects of One’s Persona

Jason Bateman is a strikingly good-looking man who who possesses a very charismatic demeanour. He has a good physique. He has brown hair and blue eyes, and his height is 5 feet 10 inches. His weight is approximately 65 kg.

Height (Approx)	in centimeters: 155 cm in meters: 1.55 m in feet inches: 5’ 10”
Weight (Approx)	in kilograms: 65 kg in pounds: 143 lbs
Eye Colour	Blue
Hair Colour	Brown

Career

In 1980, Jason Bateman had his first professional appearance in a television advertisement for a brand of breakfast cereal called Golden Grahams. After that, he broke into the television industry by making an appearance in the series ‘Little House on the Prairie,’ which was broadcast on television. In the years 1982 to 1984, he was a cast member in the television series known as “Silver Spoons.” In the television show, he played a role that was secondary. During the same year, he had a guest appearance on an episode of the television series Knight Rider.

Television

In 1980, Bateman made his debut in a Golden Grahams cereal commercial. He then started his television career on Little House on the Prairie as James Cooper, an orphaned child who is adopted by the Ingalls family along with his sister. He played Derek Taylor, the “bad boy” closest friend of Ricky Schroder, on the television series Silver Spoons from 1982 to 1984. In addition to several other brief television roles, he had an appearance in the 1984 episode “Lost Knight” of the Knight Rider third season. Bateman received his own leading role as Matthew Burton on the NBC sitcom It’s Your Move in 1984 as a result of his success on Silver Spoons. He played the character from September 1984 to February 1985. On the men’s team of the first episode of the game show Win, Lose or Draw in 1987, he shared a stage with Burt Reynolds.

For his work on television, particularly as David Hogan on The Hogan Family (originally titled Valerie and then changed to Valerie’s Family after Valerie Harper quit the series), Bateman attained the status of teen idol in the mid-1980s. When he oversaw three episodes of The Hogan Family at the age of 18, he broke the record for the Directors Guild of America’s youngest director. He became well-known around the world after the series’ run was over thanks to the unsuccessful film office sequel Teen Wolf Too. He appeared in the television movie This Can’t Be Love in 1994 alongside Katharine Hepburn and Anthony Quinn. He appeared in four series during this time: Simon, Chicago Sons, George & Leo, and Some of My Best Friends. None of these programmes ran for more than one season. In 1999, he also served as the director of Two of a Kind. He portrayed the flirtatious sibling of Thomas Jane’s character in the drama The Sweetest Thing in 2002.

Michael Bluth, a character in the comedy series Arrested Development, was portrayed by Bateman in 2003. Despite being highly regarded by critics, the series never received strong viewership[5], and it terminated on February 10th, 2006. The programme returned in the spring of 2013. For his work on the show, Bateman received numerous honours, including the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Television Series, Musical or Comedy. Additionally, he received an Emmy nomination in 2005 for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series. The original cast of Arrested Development, including Bateman, has new episodes available on Netflix. In addition to hosting NBC’s Saturday Night Live on February 12, 2005, Bateman provided analysis on the 2004 Democratic National Convention for The Majority Report alongside his Arrested Development co-star David Cross. He made a special appearance in the Scrubs episode “My Big Bird” in 2006 as Mr. Sutton, a garbage guy who kept a herd of dangerous ostriches as pets. In 2009, Bateman started lending his voice regularly to the Fox comedy series Sit Down, Shut Up. He played Larry Littlejunk, the lone teacher on staff and the gym instructor.

A production firm specialising in digital entertainment called “DumbDumb Productions” was founded by Bateman and his Arrested Development co-star Will Arnett in 2010. The first of a series of “Dirty Shorts” for Orbit, “Prom Date,” was their first video. Along with the rest of the original ensemble, Bateman reprised his Michael Bluth role for the 2012 Arrested Development revival. The fourth season of the now-Netflix-sponsored programme was made available on its Instant Watch service on May 26, 2013. Both a prospective feature film and the continuation of the series were anticipated. Bateman received another nomination for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series for the upcoming fourth season. The fifth season of the programme, which began on May 29, 2018, and ended on March 15, 2019, had a full cast confirmed by Netflix.

In the Netflix thriller Ozark, in which he portrays a financial advisor who must move his family to Missouri in order to launder money for a Mexican drug cartel, Bateman made a comeback to television in 2017. He was both an actor and a director. Positive similarities have been made between Bateman’s portrayal of Marty Byrde and Bryan Cranston’s portrayal of Walter White in AMC’s Breaking Bad.

After receiving the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series for Ozark, Bateman got plaudits for his acceptance speech. There he says, “You’re only one job away, I simply want to remind those who are at home and not working as much as they would like. You have a lot of talent. Keep trying “.

For the third episode of Live in Front of a Studio Audience in 2021, Bateman took on the role of Tim Holifield from The Facts of Life in a recreation of the third-season episode “Kids Can Be Cruel.”

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Film

In 2004 Bateman played Vince Vaughn’s business colleague Kevin in Starsky & Hutch and ESPN 8 (“The Ocho”) announcer Pepper Brooks in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story. In the 2006 film The Break-Up, he was again alongside Vaughn. He co-starred with Ben Affleck as the former attorney Rupert “Rip” Reed in Smokin’ Aces in 2007. He also appeared in The Kingdom, Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium, and Juno. He co-starred in the 2008 superhero movie Hancock alongside Charlize Theron and Will Smith. In 2009, Bateman starred in the comedies Couples Retreat, which he co-starred in with Vince Vaughn, and Extract, which was written and directed by Mike Judge. Couples Retreat follows four couples as they attend treatment sessions at a tropical island resort (Kristen Bell played his wife). He co-starred alongside Jennifer Aniston in the romantic comedy The Switch in 2010. He acted in Horrible Bosses and The Change-Up and played Special Agent Lorenzo Zoil in the comedy Paul in 2011.

Mansome, which Bateman co-produced with Will Arnett, was named a Spotlight selection for the Tribeca Film Festival in March 2012. The Morgan Spurlock-directed documentary takes a lighthearted look at how men’s grooming practises define their masculinity and includes professional and celebrity opinion. He took a dramatic turn in the thriller Disconnect in 2012, and he went on to act in the comedies Identity Thief in 2013 and This Is Where I Leave You and Horrible Bosses 2 in 2014. He provided the narration for the 2014 film Pump. Alongside Rebecca Hall and Joel Edgerton, Bateman starred as the lead in the 2015 thriller The Gift. Aggregate Films, his production firm, continued to work with Universal.

With Bad Words, a 2013 feature film in which he also appeared, Bateman made his feature film directing debut. He also appeared in and directed a version of The Family Fang. Nick Wilde, the fox con guy, was voiced by Bateman in Zootopia. He produced and performed in the action comedy Game Night in 2018. He was nominated for best performance by a comedy actor at the Critics’ Choice Awards and the San Diego Film Critics Society Awards for his well lauded work.

In the music video for Mumford and Sons’ song “Hopeless Wanderer,” Bateman appears.