Jan-Michael Vincent Age, Movies, Net Worth, Spouse, Children

Jan-Michael Vincent was a famous former American actor best remembered for his roles as the protagonist of 1978’s Big Wednesday as well as attack helicopter pilot Stringfellow Hawke on the television series Airwolf. He also appeared in the series from the year 1984 to 1986. He has also worked on low-budget action movies like Buster and Billie.

Before he established himself as an actor, he worked with the National Guard and then he was scouted by a talent agent who was interested in his All-American looks. Along with John Wayne, Jan-Michael appeared in The Undefeated.

Jan-Michael Vincent’s Bio & Age

Jan-Michael Vincent was born in Denver, Colorado, the United States on July 15, 1944. He has reached the age of 73 years. The Buster and Billie actor was born under the astrological sign Cancer. He belonged to American nationality with the white ethical background. There are no further details available regarding his parents, siblings, childhood, and educational achievements.

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Jan-Michael Vincent’s Spouse & Children

Talking about the personal life of Jan-Michael, he was a married man. In fact, he married three times altogether in his life. Firstly, he tied the wedding knot with Bonnie Poorman in 1969. Together they have a daughter named Amber Vincent, who was born in the year 1973. The couple could not sustain their relationship further and divorced in the year 1975.

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After his first divorce, Vincent married Joanne Robinson in 1985. In 1994, She left him and had a restraining order entered against Jan. She stated that Jan had abused her since their marriage. Later, Jan tied the knot with Patricia Ann in the year 2000 and resided with her in Vicksburg, Mississippi, U.S.A until his last breath.

Jan-Michael Vincent’s Movies

Michael Vincent started his filmy career in 1967 and took retirement in the year 2002. Throughout his career, he appeared in numerous films and series throughout his professional career.

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So long to the handsome square-jawed Jan-Michael Vincent (who died on February 10, 2019, after suffering a cardiac arrest at a North Carolina hospital. He was 74). • He was spotted by a talent scout whilst working for the National Guard; his All-American good looks were quick to make an impression as rebellious young men challenging the system. He made his debut in ''The'' Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Chinese Junk (1967), followed by ''Journey to Shiloh''(1968). The same year he headlined in the Hanna-Barbara children’s TV show, ''The Banana Splits Adventure Hour'' (1968). • It was during the 1970s that he came into his own, making his first impression in the TV movie ''The Tribe'' (1970) with Darren McGavin, followed by ''The Mechanic'' (1972) as the smirking apprentice hit-man, opposite Charles Bronson; and as the rebellious Carol Jo Hummer battling corruption in ''White Line Fever'' (1975). • His other films include: ''Vigilante Force'' (1976), ''Baby Blue Marine'' (1976) and the ultimate seventies surf movie, ''Big Wednesday'' (1978) with Gary Buddy and William Katt. • During the early 80s, his career was given its biggest boost yet when cast as Stringfellow Hawke in the helicopter action series ''Airwolf'' (1983-86), co-starring veteran actor Ernest Borgnine. The show earned him a cool $200,000 per episode, making him the highest paid actor at the time. • At the height of his fame he admitted to issues with drugs and alcohol – abuse which reportedly contributed to the cancellation of the hit CBS series. • His subsequent work did little to compare with his earlier screen highlights. What mostly followed was a string of minor z-grade crime action or sci-fi flicks. • In 1996, he broke three vertebrae in his neck and sustained a permanent injury to his vocal cords that left him with a permanently raspy voice. He made his final film, ''White Boy'', in 2002. • In 2012, He had to have the lower half of his right leg amputated due to an infection he contracted due to complications from peripheral artery disease. He was married three times. • • #iusedtobeinpictures #janmichaelvincent #airwolf #actor #pinup #handsome #shirtlessguys #bigwednesday #rip2019

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He also played in the feature films like The Mystery of the Chinese Junk, The Bandits, The Survivors, Tribes, Going Home, Marcus Welby, M.D., Vigilante Force, Get Out of My Room, Escape to Grizzly Mountain, Buffalo ’66, and much more.

Jan-Michael Vincent’s Death

The hardworking and dedicated actor Jan died at the age of 74 in February 2019 due to cardiac arrest at a North Carolina hospital.

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Jan-Michael Vincent’s Net Worth

The retired American actor, Vincent is said to have a massive amount of money. His net worth is estimated to be around $200 thousand. Although he has earned a decent amount of money, the star hasn’t revealed any details about the house he owns and the cars he rides.