Gerry Bednob

Gerry Bednob is an actor, comedian, and writer, known for his works in movies like Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and The 40-Year-Old Virgin. He is a Trinidadian and Tobagonian American of Indo-Trinidadian descent.

Early Life And Education Of Gerry Bednob  

Gerry Bednob was born on 18th May 1950 in Trinidad and Tobago, under the birth sign Taurus. He is a Trinidad-born Canadian of East Indian heritage and holds a Trinidadian-American nationality.   

Regarding his education, he earned a bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Toronto. Further, Bednob used to work as a high school counselor before turning to comedy and moving to Los Angeles.

Gerry Bednob’s Career And Wiki

Gerry Bednob made his acting debut in 1985, appearing in an episode of comedy anthology television series, George Burns Comedy Week. Then, he had minor roles in the few TV series until his big break in the 1992 American comedy film, Encino Man.

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After that, he was selected for the role of Mr. Burundi in an American sitcom, Undeclared from 2001 to 2002, starring Charlie Hunnam, Carla Gallo, Monica Keena, and others. Likewise, he has also made a notable supporting role in Free Radio (2008-2009), Wilfred (2011-2013), and Playing House (2014-2017). 

Gerry Bednob’s Net Worth

Gerry Bednob has earned a decent amount of amount from his professional career. However, he hasn't disclosed any information about his exact salary, but his annual income is estimated to be $150,000 as per some online notable sources.  

Gerry Bednob’s Personal Life 

Gerry Bednob reportedly is not married yet. The actor has remained silent when it comes to his personal life. So far the marital status of Bednob's is still unknown as he has not provided the information about his wife or girlfriend.

Age, Body Measurements, And Other Facts

• Age: As of 2019, Gerry Bednob is 69 years old 
• Height: He stands tall at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (1.68 m).
• Weight: He weighs 70 kgs (154 pounds).
• He often refers to himself as Bangladeshi in his standup acts, as his grandfather was from East Bengal in British India which is present-day Bangladesh.