Jay Malone Biography
Jay Malone is a comedian from Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada best known for his three consecutive appearances at the Halifax Comedy Festival, as well as his appearance on The Toronto Show in 2003.
How old is Jay Malone? – Age
He has not revealed his birth date to the public. His age is not revealed.
Jay Malone Net Worth
Malone has an estimated net worth of $2 million.
Jay Malone Career
Malone began performing stand-up comedy in 1999 while attending the University of New Brunswick. In 2004, he was flown to Los Angeles to meet with casting directors. In 2005, he filmed a pilot for CTV and the Comedy Network called House Party, in which he co-starred with David Reale. At the Canadian Comedy Awards, he was nominated for “Best Male Standup Comic.” Malone was hired by the show Comedy Inc. in 2006 and went on to write for the show for three seasons.
He is one of only two comedians to have won the Homegrown Competition and then been invited back the following year to perform at a gala. He has appeared in national and international commercials as well as comedic series in both Canada and the United States. He is one of only two comedians to have won the Homegrown Competition and then been invited back the following year to perform at a gala. He has appeared in national and international commercials and comedic series in Canada and the United States, as well as international commercials for national and global networks.
Jay Malone Los Angeles’ Career
After obtaining his O-1 visa, Malone relocated to Los Angeles in 2007. Malone appeared as a tax-evading video game company CEO on an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles in 2009, opposite Chris O’Donnell. In 2010, he appeared as a guest star in Dollhouse and in an independent comedy directed by and starring comedian Mark Bennett. Malone was cast as the lead in TBS’s “Untitled Conaco Project” in December 2011. He also wrote for the MTV Movie Awards, the 2011 NASCAR Awards, and the BBC America pilot “Moral Dilemma.”
Malone also co-hosted the weekly podcast “Shit Talk Daily” with friend and fellow comedian Mark Bennett and co-wrote the semi-weekly video series “Rapid Fire Tabloid News” with co-host Jay Hayden. He is currently working on another animated series, which he plans to pitch to networks this spring. In the upcoming film “Struck By Lightning,” he plays an Algebra teacher alongside Chris Colfer, Christina Hendricks, and Allison Janney. In the show, he plays Mark Danson, a family man who quits his day job and returns to his childhood neighborhood. There, he re-encounters his eccentric childhood best friend Roland. In August 2012, he began filming a 13-part CityTV comedy series in Vancouver.
