James Manos Jr. Net Worth

James Manos Jr. is an accomplished Writer, Producer, and Actor. He won an Emmy Award for writing an episode of HBO's The Sopranos and went on to create and produce Showtime's 8 year hit, Dexter. He recently sold a half hour series Staying Brown to Amazon and completed The Slow and Complete Decompensation of Jim Manos, which he wrote and sold to TNT as a one-hour comedy. He wrote the independent feature film, I Am Lupe, and is developing a play The Misconception with the Cherry Lane Theatre in NYC. He is also working in the world of graphic novels and recently partnered with producer Arnold Rifkin and Graphic India on a new cop franchise, Marked. He has written several other projects, including Chess, The Ladies, Crossroads, and Brand. Manos has also produced the award-winning movie The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom, and the Telefilms Apollo 11 and The Ditchdigger's Daughters. He is represented by Michael Van Dyke at Paradigm, and Alan Grodin at Weintraub, Tobin, Chediak, Coleman and Grodin.
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Who is it? Writer, Producer, Actor
Occupation Writer and Producer
Notable work Dexter The Shield The Sopranos

💰 Net worth

is an accomplished screenwriter and producer known for his work on hit television series like The Sopranos and Dexter. With a successful career that spans over two decades, it is not surprising that his net worth is estimated to be between $100K and $1M in 2024. Manos' contributions to the entertainment industry have not only earned him critical acclaim but also monetary success. As he continues to work on new projects and ventures, his net worth is expected to grow further, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the world of television.

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Biography/Timeline

1999

Manos worked as a co-producer and Writer on the first season of The Sopranos. In 1999, Manos won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for his work on the episode "College" of The Sopranos. The award was shared with his co-writer, The Sopranos creator David Chase.