What Is ‘Entourage’ Actor Edward Burns' Net Worth?

Edward Burns earned global acclaim with his low-budget independent film, "The Brothers McMullen", in 1995

PUBLISHED DEC 20, 2023

Ed Burns attends the "Bridge And Tunnel" premiere during the 2022 Tribeca Festival at Spring Studios | Photo by Roy Rochlin | Getty Images

Name	Edward Burns
Net Worth	$40 Million
Source of Income	Acting
Gender	Male
Date of Birth	January 29, 1968
Age	55 years
Nationality	United States of America
Profession	Actor, Film Director, Film Producer, Screenwriter, Television Director, Television Producer

Edward Burns' Net Worth

American actor Edward Burns boasts a net worth of $40 million along with his wife. Earning global acclaim with his low-budget independent film, "The Brothers McMullen", in 1995, Burns went on to feature in various hit projects, including "Saving Private Ryan," "The Holiday," and "Man on a Ledge." He also directed films like "She's the One" and "The Fitzgerald Family Christmas."

Image Source: Edward Burns beginning the tree planting process at the Bulleit Art Barrel Installation at City Winery during the Bulleit Frontier Whiskey Celebration at 2022 Tribeca Festival Welcome Luncheon | Photo by Slaven Vlasic | Getty Images — Edward Burns beginning the tree planting process at the Bulleit Art Barrel Installation at City Winery | Photo by Slaven Vlasic | Getty Images

Edward Burns' Sources of Income

In the 1995 film "The Brothers McMullen", Burns served as writer, director, and actor. Made on a budget of just $25,000, the film earned $19 million and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. He continued to direct projects like "She's the One" and "Sidewalks of New York." Later, he starred in "Saving Private Ryan" and "Confidence."

In 2004, Burns created "Looking for Kitty" on a shoestring budget of $200,000 using a $3,000 handheld digital camera in New York City without standard permits. His movie, "Purple Violets," premiered exclusively on iTunes in 2007. His involvement in the HBO series "Entourage" and a guest appearance in "Will & Grace" made him a household name.

Partnering with Virgin Comics for the series "Dock Walloper" in 2007, Burns planned to use the comic series as a springboard to a film of the same story. In 2009, he released "The Lynch Pin," a series of shorts he wrote, directed, and starred in. In 2010, he produced "Nice Guy Johnny" on a $25,000 budget, shot on the RED One camera.

In 2011, Burns created "Newlyweds" with a $9,000 budget, shot on the Canon 5D in just 12 days. The film closed the Tribeca Film Festival that year. Two years later, he portrayed real-life gangster Bugsy Siegel in Frank Darabont's miniseries "Mob City." He also set up a screenwriting contest with the web startup Scripped.

Image Source: Ed Burns attends 2018 Tribeca Film Festival presentation of — Ed Burns attends the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival presentation of "Summertime" | Photo by John Lamparski | WireImage | Getty Images

Personal Life

Burns was born on January 29, 1968, in Queens, New York. He was raised a Roman Catholic and is of Irish and Swedish descent. He attended Chaminade High School before transferring to Hewlett High School. Later, he studied at Hunter College.

Burns tied the knot with model Christy Turlington in 2003, and the couple has two children, a daughter born in 2003 and a son born in 2006.