How Much Is Elliott Gould Worth?

Actor Elliott Gould was born in Brooklyn, New York, where he later graduated from the distinguished Professional Children's School. Gould told Brooklyn Eagle, "It was a school for child performers who, when they were on the road with a show, would take correspondence classes to get their high school diplomas. In fact, when I graduated PCS, I was accepted into Columbia University. But I don't think I really wanted to go, plus my family couldn't afford the tuition. So I graduated PCS at 16 and immediately got a couple of jobs."

 Gold landed a job dancing in the chorus of the "Ernie Kovacs Show"and then worked in the chorus of the Broadway production "Rumple." After making his Broadway debut in "Rumple", Gould continued to work in the theater but also pursued roles on the screen. Early in his acting career, the Brooklyn native booked small roles in many films (via IMDb). In 1970, Gould landed his first big role in the film "M*A*S*H*" after only working in Hollywood for a few years. After starring as the infamous Trapper John McIntyre, Gould's career took off and he became a fairly well-known actor over the next few decades.