The Dukes of Hazzard Satr Tom Wopat's Wife! Know His Longmire, Django, & Net Worth.

Posted by Abbie Anker on Monday, May 20, 2024

Tom Wopat is a famous actor and vocalist from the United States. On the long-running television show The Dukes of Hazzard, he first rose to fame as Lucas K. His other popular series work is in Longmire.

Wopat has worked regularly since then, most notably on stage in musicals and in supporting parts in television and movie. Tom had a tiny appearance as US Marshal Gil Tatum in Django Unchained and was a semi-regular visitor on the 1990s comedy series Cybill. Wopat also plays a recurring role in the television show Longmire as Sheriff Jim Wilkins.

Who Is Tom Wopat's Wife? Does He Have Children?

Tom Wopat is married to Kirsten S. Larvick, his longtime lover, turned wife, is his happy wife. Kristen works as a movies-maker and audiovisual archivist. The pair have been together for a long time and has a happy marriage. Although the couple still doesn't have any children yet.

Wopat was formerly married to Kathy Wopat, with whom he had five children. Taylor Wopat, Lindsey Gary, Joey Cobbs, Walker Wopat, and Adam Wopat. The cause of divorce is still a mystery. Kathy keeps her divorce causes a secret from the general world.

In 1984, he married Vickie Allen, who he met after their divorce. However, their marriage did not work out, and they divorced in 2000. The cause of divorce is still a mystery. Tom and Allen have children, but Allen refuses to reveal anything about them to the public.

Tom Wopat's Net Worth

The actor's estimated net worth is $2 million. This includes his property, funds, and earnings. His acting job is his principal source of income. His net worth has grown as a result of his acting and musical careers.

From his TV screen and movie appearances, the veteran actor surely makes a hefty paycheck. Furthermore, he is also a well-known vocalist. Wopat also makes money through brand sponsorships and other public appearances. Tom enjoys an opulent lifestyle in his several homes and drives luxury automobiles thanks to his wealthy earnings.

Tom Wopat Django and Longmire 

Django Unchained is a 2012 American action-adventure movie about Django Reinhardt. He played a minor role as a US Marshal Gil Tatum in the American Revisionist Western movie and was a semi-regular guest on the Cybill comedy series in the 1990s. Rex Linn and Katia Washington have appeared in Django Unchained. 

Here is the video of Tom Wopat's Django

Wopat also had a recurring role as Sheriff Jim Wilkins in the TV show Longmire. The actor has also released several albums of country and pop classics and several singles in the 1980s and 1990s.

Tom Wopat's Songs 

On One Life to Live, Tom made his television debut. He rose to stardom on the television show The Dukes of Hazzard before pursuing a career in music. The actor has eight albums to his credit. In terms of music, he alternates between rock & roll and country, albeit his two most recent albums are classic pop classics.

EMI Nashville released his records in the 1980s. The later recording's dissertation on the State of Bliss is a compilation of Harold Arlen's songs. Wopat made his Broadway debut as Wally in the 1977 musical I Love My Wife as a substitute. 

Wiki-Bio

Tom Wopat was born on September 9, 1951, in Lodi, Wisconsin, under the zodiac sign of Virgo. As of now, he is 72 years old. His nationality is American, and he is of white ethnicity.

The actor's father, Albin Carl Wopat, a dairy farmer, and Ruth Arlene Wopat were Tom's parents. His paternal grandpa and maternal grandfather were both Czech. Tom grew up on his parent's dairy farm with two brothers, Rick Wopat and Dave Wopat. 

In terms of his schooling, he attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison for two years before dropping out to form a rock band in which he was the guitarist and lead vocalist and then acquired on-stage experience in musicals such as South Pacific, West Side Story, and Jesus Christ Superstar.

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