Willie Garson's Career Left Him With A Massive Net Worth At His Death

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Garson is worth approximately $10 million. This estimated amount doesn't just cover Garson's most notable roles on TV and film but also takes his impressive longevity into account. Garson's career in Hollywood began in 1986, which means early on, we had the pleasure of seeing the actor guesting on sitcoms like "Cheers" and "Family Ties," and appearing in movies like "Troop Beverly Hills."

Yet Garson truly made a mark in some big TV series. In USA's "White Collar," Garson starred as the con man Mozzie, and he also made appearances in the "Hawaii 5-0" and "Magnum P.I." CBS reboots as Gerald Hirsch. However, "Sex And The City" might have been the biggest break of Garson's career. Garson reprised the role of Stanford for both "Sex And The City" movies and was also slated to appear in the upcoming revival "And Just Like That..," via TV Line. While there is no official information on how much Garson earned while working on a series like "Sex And The City," it's not hard to imagine that it helped increase his net worth. According to Variety, both "Sex And The City" movies were successful in the box office, with the first film even earning $418 million globally. Add in Garson's consistent work, and it's easy to see how he left behind a massive net worth.