Jim Varney (born June 15, 1949) is a comedian from America. He is famous for acting as Ernest P. Worrell in commercials and Disney movies.
Jim Varney Biography
A winning American stage, TV and film actor was James Albert Varney Jr., a “daytime Emmy Winner.” His signing role as Ernest P was best known. Worrell,’ he presented in numerous magazines, movies, and television shows.
As a boy, his skills as a memory-maker were excellent and he even imitated TV cartoons. His talent brought Jim’s mother to him, who with time developed an interest in art and won state titles in various drama contests.
As a kid, he was able to memorize long things. After watching her son mimic cartoon characters, at the tender age of eight, Nancy took him into a child’s theater.
He slowly developed an interest in theater and won State titles in many drama competitions while studying at “Lafayette High School.”
When he was 17 he began playing professionally, in coffee houses and nightclubs. He was a coach. He played in an amusement park in the affluent Nashville, Tennessee, at the ‘Opryland USA’ folk show.
Jim Varney Wiki
| Jim Varney Wiki & Biography | |
| Real Name | James Albert Varney Jr. |
| Nickname | Jim |
| Profession | Actor, Comedian |
| Date of Birth | June 15, 1949 |
| Died | February 10, 2000 (aged 50) lung cancer |
| Birthplace | Lexington, Kentucky, U.S. |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | White |
| Religion | Christianity |
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Height, Weight & Body Measurements |
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| Height in Centimeters | 185 cm |
| Height in meters | 1.85 m |
| Height in Inches | 6′ 1″ |
| Weight in Kilograms | 70 kg |
| Weight in Pounds | 154 lbs |
| Body Measurements | 38-32-40 |
| Chest Size | 38 |
| Waist Size | 32 |
| Biceps Size | 12 |
| Eye Color | Blue |
| Hair Color | Brown |
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Family and Relatives |
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| Father | James Albert Varney, Sr. |
| Mother | Louise Varney |
| Brother | Will update |
| Sister | Will update |
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Affairs, Girlfriends and Marital Status |
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| Marital Status | Will update |
| Girlfriend | Will update |
| Wife/ Spouse | Jane Varney (divorced), Jacqueline Drew (divorced) |
| Son | Will update |
| Daughter | Will update |
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Education and School, College |
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| Educational Qualification | Graduate |
| School | Lafayette High School (Lexington, Kentucky) |
| College/ University | Murray State University |
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Favorites Things and Like & Dislike |
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| Favorite Actor | Will update |
| Favorite Actress | Will update |
| Favorite Color | Red |
| Favorite Food | Pizza |
| Favorite Movie | Ernest Goes to Camp |
| Hobbies | Will update |
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Money Factor |
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| Net Worth | 15$ Million |
| Salary | Will update |
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Contact Address |
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| House Address | Will update |
| Phone Number | Will update |
| Email Id | Will update |
| Website | Will update |
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Social Media |
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| Instagram.com | |
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| Twitter.com | |
| Wikipedia | Wikipedia.org |
| IMDB | IMDB.com |
Biography of Jim Varney
One of his first television studies was an appearance in an episode of ‘Dinah!’ ‘In 1976. In 1976. He played ‘Virgil Simms’ in 1977 and 1978 in its follow-up series ‘America 2-Night’ in the variety show ‘Fernwood 2 Night.’
In the show ‘Operation Petticoat’ in 1978, he has also appeared as ‘Seaman ‘Doom & Gloom’ Broom.’
His first attention as’ Ernest P. Worrell was publicity featured at ‘Beech Bend Park’ in 1980 by the ‘Dallas Boys Cheerleaders.”
The character was developed by “Carden & Cherry,” a Nashville-based advertising agency, and used in a variety of local TV advertisements, except on US markets.
‘Hollywood Pictures’ and ‘Touchstone Pictures Home Video’ have much of the ‘Ernest’ articles released on VHS tapes. ‘Mill Creek Entertainment’ was released on DVD on October 31, 2006.
The DVDs ‘Ernest’s Wacky Adventure: Volume 1’ were also released in ‘Imagen Entertainment’ on 5 June 2012, and ‘Ernest’ on ‘Epcot,’ a theme park at the ‘Walt Disney World Resort.’ They’re released on 5 June 2012.
In the meantime, Ernest ‘s character was famous enough to be used in a TV show and a number of films. ‘Ernest’ was the comedy for science fiction in 1986. The Fog Beam’s Riddle and Otto.’
