Berkeley Breathed Net Worth

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Berkeley Breathed net worth: Berkeley Breathed is an American cartoonist, children’s book writer and illustrator, director, and screenwriter with a net worth of $5 million. Berkeley Breathed was born in Encino, Los Angeles, California in June 1957. He’s famous for his cartoon/comic strip Bloom County with attributes the characters Bill the Cat and Opus the Penguin. Bloom County ran from 1980 to 1989 and then came back in 2015. He’s authored many publications and children’s books as well as won a Golden Duck Award for Excellence in Children’s Science Fiction. His novel Mars Needs Moms was made into a film in 2011.

Berkeley Breathed Net Worth $5 Million

Quick Facts

Birth date:	June 21, 1957
Birth place:	Encino, California, USA
Profession:	Writer, Producer, Director
Education:	Westchester Academy for International Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Nationality:	American
Spouse:	Heather Standish Wright (m. 2015), Jody Boyman (m. 1986–2012)
Children:	Milo Breathed, Sophie Breathed
Awards:	Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
Movies:	Mars Needs Moms, Edwurd Fudwupper Fibbed Big

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Interesting Facts

#	Fact
1	Still drawing one panel strips of "Opus 'n Bill" for Calendars and promotional purposes. [January 2000]
2	Has returned to cartooning with the Sunday-only comic strip "Opus," which features the penguin from Breathed's previous two comic strips. [November 2003]
3	Was condemned by his readers in the early 1980s for producing so many cartoons making fun of Princess Diana.
4	Hurt his back once in an ultralight plane accident.
5	Early in his cartooning career he was accused of imitating G.B. Trudeau's series, Doonesbury.
6	Pulitzer Prize, editorial cartoons (1987)
7	Daughter Sophie; son Milo.
8	A vegetarian.
9	"Bloom County" eventually appeared in over 1,200 newspapers around the world. He retired the comic on 6 August 1989.
10	Was close friends with sci-fi comedy author Douglas Adams (1952-2001), as Berke's wife and Douglas both were involved in the same wild life fund (Diana Fossey's Gorilla Fund).
11	The frequent subject of criticism by Donald Trump, he got revenge on the billionaire by depicting him in Bloom County as a half-cat-half-man who was obsessed with large objects.



Trademarks

#	Trademark
1	Depicting cultural icons as money grubbing maniacs, ie company spokespeople and Santa Claus.



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