Ray Buffer Net Worth 2022: Age, Family, Career & More

Who is Ray Buffer?

American actor, singer, director and producer Ray Buffer has a net worth of $700,000. He is best known for his parts in films such as American Gigolo, Russian Thug, Bullet Train and TV shows such as Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Buffer grew up in South Florida and majored in musical theater while in college. At the age of 13, he began his professional career as an actor and singer in opera companies, regional equity theaters and orchestras.

After graduation, he moved to Central Florida and worked as a producer, director and/or music director for several theater plays and musicals in Florida.

Buffer has since moved to Southern California and is now active as a concert soloist (bass-baritone), voice actor, and television, film, and theater actor.

Ray Buffer Net Worth 2022

By 2022, Ray Buffer’s total assets are estimated to be around $700,000. Most of his wealth has been accumulated through his earnings from movies, television series, advertisements and music videos. Additionally, Buffer is a contract Santa and a self-employed graphic designer.

He has a solid acting career, but also invests in musicals and plays, and can earn thousands of dollars from stage and concert performances. He is represented by Clayton Music Management (CMM), with Jacqueline Stander of The Stander Group acting as his agent. He currently resides in Long Beach, California.

First half of life

On September 2, 1969, Ray Buffer was born in Greenacres, Florida. When he was 29 days old, Delana Hawks, a homemaker, and Raymond Ernest Buffer Sr., a landscape architect, adopted him.

In 2003, Patricia (Levac) Odell, his birth mother, was found after a long search. His reconnection with his birth mother expanded his family to include his maternal relatives. Buffer began learning the violin and other instruments when he was a young child after realizing his love for music. He developed a passion for theater while in high school.

Buffer attended John I. Leonard High School in Lake Worth, Florida, where she played viola, piano, and string bass, as well as being involved in jazz choir and theater. In 1988, he began attending Florida Atlantic University and Palm Beach State College, where he eventually graduated with a BFA in Musical Theatre.

working life

Throughout the 1990s, Buffer produced and directed plays as well as acting in both dinner-theater and regional productions. In 1999, Buffer moved from Orlando, Florida to Huntington Beach, California, where he was employed as an actor in various theaters and touring theme parks around the country.

Rats and Bulls, his first full-length documentary about relational aggression, centered on the death of Dawn-Marie Wesley in Mission British Columbia, Canada, was co-produced and directed by him and McMillan.

As a result of the film’s success at film festivals, a speaking tour of colleges and organizations across the United States and Canada was organized.

In 2004, he toured the country as a vocalist with the Mantovani Orchestra and played stage manager Darrell in the acclaimed HBO comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm.

In 2007, Buffer left his position as general manager of the Long Beach Opera to open Relevant Stages in San Pedro, California, which staged primarily musical theater productions until 2011.

In 2014, Buffer and partner Jonas Sills founded the new theater group Art-in-Relations. Although it now produces content in Los Angeles and Hollywood, the company was founded in Long Beach, California.

Buffer continues to work as a musician, actor and performer. He has appeared in minor roles including Russian Thug, American Gigolo and Bullet Train.