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Anthony Clark Net Worth 2026: $5 Million

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Anthony Clark Net Worth 2026: $5 Million

Anthony Clark’s net worth was estimated at $5 million at the time of his death, according to Celebrity Net Worth, which updated his profile on November 12, 2026 to record his passing. The figure reflects a three-decade career in television and stand-up comedy — above all six seasons as Greg Warner on the CBS sitcom Yes, Dear — plus a long-running sideline in Los Angeles real estate. Last updated: November 2026.

Who is Anthony Clark?

Anthony Higgins Clark (April 4, 1964 – November 10, 2026) was an American actor and stand-up comedian. After starting out in Boston comedy clubs while studying at Emerson College, he became a sitcom lead in the late 1990s with Boston Common and Soul Man, then spent six seasons (2000–2006) as Greg Warner on Yes, Dear, appearing in all 122 episodes. He later hosted season four of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. He died on November 10, 2026, aged 62. Read his full life story in Anthony Clark’s biography.

How Anthony Clark made his money

Clark’s wealth came from three main sources: television acting, stand-up comedy and real-estate investing.

Television

Television was the foundation of his earnings. Yes, Dear ran for six seasons and 122 episodes on CBS, and a long-running network sitcom lead is the most lucrative job in Clark’s résumé. His earlier starring roles — 32 episodes of Boston Common (1996–1997) and 25 episodes of Soul Man (1997–1998) — added further seasons of network pay, as did his recurring role on Ellen and his 2006 hosting stint on Last Comic Standing. No salary or per-episode pay figure for any of these roles has ever been publicly reported, so no specific pay numbers are included here.

Stand-up comedy

Clark never stopped working as a stand-up. He began in Boston clubs, toured colleges, played Caroline’s and Catch a Rising Star in New York, appeared on HBO’s Young Comedians Special in 1995 and on the late-night shows of Jay Leno, David Letterman and Conan O’Brien, and recorded the special Anthony Clark: Ambiguous in 2012. Stand-up touring and club headlining provided steady income alongside his television work for more than three decades.

Film

His film roles — including Dogfight (1991), The Thing Called Love (1993), The Rock (1996) and My Uncle Rafael (2012) — were supporting parts and a smaller share of his income than television.

Real estate: the Hollywood Hills profit

Clark was an active Los Angeles property investor. The best-documented deal is his Hollywood Hills home: he bought the three-bedroom house in 2007 for $1.2 million, extensively remodelled it — black bamboo floors, Douglas fir beams, teak and oak, with canyon views across 2,574 square feet — and sold it in May 2015 for close to $2.3 million, a gross gain of nearly $1.1 million before renovation costs, according to the Los Angeles Times. The eventual buyer had rented the house for two years before purchasing it.

At the time of that sale, the Los Angeles Times reported that Clark had completed 10 real-estate transactions over the preceding 15 years. Celebrity Net Worth also records a Laguna Beach home bought in 2004 for $2.2 million and sold five years later for $1.95 million, a $250,000 loss on the recorded prices — that second deal is reported by Celebrity Net Worth alone and is presented here on that basis.

Career earnings timeline

  • 1991: Film debut in Dogfight; stand-up career already under way in Boston and New York clubs.
  • 1995: Featured on HBO’s Young Comedians Special; recurring role on Ellen.
  • 1996–1997: First sitcom lead, Boston Common (32 episodes, NBC).
  • 1997–1998: Second sitcom lead, Soul Man (25 episodes, ABC), opposite Dan Aykroyd.
  • 2000–2006: Greg Warner on Yes, Dear (122 episodes, CBS) — the highest-earning period of his career.
  • 2006: Hosts season four of NBC’s Last Comic Standing.
  • 2007: Buys Hollywood Hills home for $1.2 million.
  • 2012: Comedy special Anthony Clark: Ambiguous.
  • 2015: Sells Hollywood Hills home for close to $2.3 million.
  • 2026: Dies November 10, aged 62; Celebrity Net Worth records his net worth at $5 million at the time of his death.

How the $5 million estimate is made — our methodology

This figure is an estimate, not a verified fact. It comes from Celebrity Net Worth, whose profile of Clark states he “had a net worth of $5 million at the time of his death” and was updated on November 12, 2026 to record his passing. The same $5 million figure is reported by the Economic Times and the Sunday Guardian, both attributing it to Celebrity Net Worth, and by the aggregator Gemtracks.

There is no Forbes, Bloomberg or Hurun estimate for Anthony Clark, and no second independent estimate was found, so there is no range to report — every published estimate says $5 million. Celebrity Net Worth itself states that its figures are estimates drawn from public sources. Because no sitcom salary, endorsement deal or business venture has ever been publicly reported for Clark, this article does not attempt to build the total from components; the hard, verifiable anchors are his documented property deals and the length and prominence of his television career.

Frequently asked questions

What is Anthony Clark’s net worth?

Anthony Clark’s net worth was estimated at $5 million at the time of his death on November 10, 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth. No Forbes, Bloomberg or Hurun estimate exists, and no other published figure was found.

How did Anthony Clark make his money?

Clark made his money mainly from television acting — six seasons and 122 episodes as Greg Warner on Yes, Dear, plus starring roles in Boston Common and Soul Man — along with decades of stand-up comedy, hosting Last Comic Standing in 2006, film roles and Los Angeles real-estate investing.

Did Anthony Clark own property?

Yes. His best-documented deal was a Hollywood Hills home he bought in 2007 for $1.2 million and sold in May 2015 for close to $2.3 million, according to the Los Angeles Times, which also reported he had completed 10 real-estate transactions over the preceding 15 years.

How much did Anthony Clark earn per episode of Yes, Dear?

That figure has never been publicly reported. No source gives Clark’s per-episode pay for Yes, Dear or his other sitcoms, so no salary figure is stated here.

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