Burns Biography
Jere Burns is an actor from the United States who has made appearances on television and in theater shows. His television roles include Jack in the sitcom Something So Right, DIA psychiatrist Anson Fullerton on Burn Notice, ladies’ guy Kirk Morris on Dear John, and Dixie Mafia middleman Wynn Duffy on Justified.
How old is Burns? Age
Born Jere Eugene Burns II, the Burn Notice actor is 69 years old as of 15 October 1954 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.
Burns Family – Education
Jere is the son of a producer of gowns and caps. His mother was a homemaker and his father manufactured gowns, so he didn’t really have any performing connections growing up. He graduated in 1973 from Browne & Nichols School. Late in college, Burns found acting to be appealing. He relocated to Manhattan after earning his degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 1980 and was chosen for the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Don Juan.
Is Burns married? Wife- Children
Burns married Melissa Keeler in 1982. In 1996, after being married for 14 years, they filed for divorce. He wed actress Kathleen Kinmont the following year, in 1997, and the two parted ways in 1999. He was wed to Leslie Cohen in 2008. 2018 saw their subsequent divorce following ten years of marriage. He is the father of four kids.
Burns Net Worth
Jere has made a fortune of $5 million.
Burns Plastic Surgery
His attractiveness has drawn more and more notice in the last few years. Since his success in the 1980s, Jere has undergone significant shift, as many have noticed. That doesn’t necessarily mean anything weird because as you age, your face and physique change. However, Jere has since been included on less positive lists of famous persons who some believe have gone too far with plastic surgery. Actors frequently use botox or cosmetic surgery to look younger; among other reasons, it’s become a tool for them to further their careers. We don’t know what kind of surgeries Jese has undergone in this instance, if any at all. Despite this, he keeps appearing on these lists of celebrities who have had surgery. Over time, this has given rise to a great deal of conjecture.
Justified
Burns is the lead actor in the FX series Justified as Wynn Duffy. From Season 1 to Season 4, he was a recurrent cast member. Since the debut of “A Murder of Crowes” in Season 5, he has been a part of the main cast. A key character on the FX television series Justified is Wynn Duffy. Episode “Blowback” from the first season included Duffy’s introduction. Duffy is a senior official in the Dixie Mafia, a criminal syndicate that functions across the Southern states. In addition, he has a security installation company, serving mostly affluent clients. Duffy is a debt collector who will injure or threaten his clients’ relatives and family.
A cruel and capricious man, he demands what he wants, when he wants it. Duffy joins Boyd Crowder as a business partner in the heroin industry in the fifth season. Previously, Duffy served as Emmitt Arnett’s go-between in the Dixie Mafia. Duffy’s sister runs a construction business. In addition, he has a security system installation company, serving mostly affluent clients. As a debt collector, Duffy typically uses threats and physical violence against his clients’ loved ones and friends to coerce them into paying him back sooner. Duffy’s “mercurial” nature is attributed to the major reason Arnett brought him on as an intermediary.
Arnold Pinter claims that a year before to the events depicted in the first season, a man owed Duffy money. Billy Mac and he located the man’s brother, cut off the man’s face, and sewn it onto a soccer ball. Raylan looked at Pinter in surprise, and Pinter backed up, saying, “That’s what I heard!” Boyd Crowder and Duffy are now partners in the heroin trade. Duffy became a fan favorite because of his dark sense of humor and penchant for one-liners.
Burns Bates Motel
On Bates Motel, Burns played Jake Abernathy. The primary opponent of the second part of the first season was a strange man by the name of Joe Fioretti, also known as Jake Abernathy. He went under several aliases and, per Keith Summers’s arrangement, spent every other month at the Seafairer Motel. He oversaw the sex slave trade, which Keith and Deputy Zack Shelby carried out.
Dylan Massett informed Abernathy that Keith Summers had passed away when he showed up to the motel and asked where he was. He was shown later in the episode attempting to enter the motel’s ninth room but failing. In order to get into the same arrangement he had with Keith when he owned the motel, which was known as the Seafairer Motel, he made Norma Bates an enormous financial offer. When Abernathy discovered Norma was trailing him, he teased her by offering her whatever Shelby owed him—a debt she was unaware of. A few days later, she ejected him from the motel. He dug up Shelby’s corpse and placed it in Norma’s bed sometime between then and a few nights later.
Just as Norma was leaving a parking lot, Abernathy appeared in the back of her car and threatened to kill her and her sons unless she gave him the $150,000 Shelby owed him that evening at the pier. Shortly after letting Norman and Emma attend the dance, Abernathy called Norma to remind her of their scheduled meeting. He discovered Romero there around midnight, where he had been shot several times before collapsing into the river.
Burns Something So Right
Burns appeared as Jack Farrell, Jack is a teacher and is currently married to Carly in the American sitcom television series Something So Right. Nicole is the daughter of his former spouse Stephanie. Will and Sarah are Jack’s two stepchildren as well. After debuting on NBC on September 17, 1996, this show was canceled the following spring after finishing the season in 39th place with a 9.5 rating. The show was hammocked between the Top 30 smash Mad About You and the Top 20 hit Frasier. The following year, it was taken up by ABC as a midseason replacement, and it aired until July 7, 1998. With an 8.2 rating, it concluded its second season in 56th place.
Burns Moviesand TV Credits
Burns has appeared in various films including;
♦ 2020 – The Catch
♦ 2020 – Evan Wood
♦ 2018 – Game Over, Man!
♦ 2018 – Incredibles 2
♦ 2018 – Adolescence
♦ 2016 – Hot Air
♦ 2015 – Larry Gaye: Renegade Male Flight Attendant
♦ 2015 – The Muppets: First Look Presentation
♦ 2015 – The Funhouse Massacre
♦ 2014 – The Crop
♦ 2014 – The Amateur
♦ 2011 – Prom
♦ 2009 – Two:Thirteen
♦ 2008 – Otis
♦ 2005 – What’s Up, Scarlet?
TV Shows
♦ 2024 – Death and Other Details
♦ 2022-2023 – NCIS: Los Angeles
♦ 2020 – Dead to Me
♦ 2019 – The Cool Kids
♦ 2019 – Lucifer
♦ 2019 – The Detour
♦ 2019–2021 – All Rise
♦ 2018 – The X-Files
♦ 2017–2018 – American Dad!
♦ 2017–2018 – I’m Dying Up Here
♦ 2016 – Major Crimes
♦ 2016–2018 – Angie Tribeca
♦ 2015 – Last Man Standing
♦ 2015 – Suits
♦ 2015 – The Muppets
♦ 2015 – From Dusk till Dawn: The Series
♦ 2013 – Bates Motel
♦ 2013 – Grey’s Anatomy
♦ 2012 – Hawaii Five-0
♦ 2011 – Retired at 35
♦ 2011 – Love Begins
♦ 2011 – Off the Map
♦ 2011–2012 – Burn Notice