Jonathan Togo Net Worth

What is Jonathan Togo's Net Worth?

Jonathan Togo is an American actor who has a net worth of $4 million. Jonathan Togo is best known for playing detective Ryan Wolfe on the CBS television series "CSI: Miami" from 2004 to 2012. Before that, he had a main role on the short-lived UPN fantasy series "Special Unit 2." Togo has also acted in some films, including "Mystic River," "Identical," "7 Chinese Brothers," "A Rising Tide," and "Infinity Baby."

Early Life and Education

Jonathan Togo was born on August 25, 1977 in Rockland, Massachusetts to Sheila and Michael, both commercial artists. He is of Italian and Irish descent through his mother and of Jewish ancestry through his father, and attended Hebrew school as a child. As a teenager, Togo went to Rockland High School, where he was on the wrestling team. After graduating in 1995, he attended Vassar College, from which he earned his bachelor's degree in theater. Togo also studied at the Eugene O'Neill Theater's National Theater Institute.

Career Beginnings

While a student at Vassar, Togo met classmates John Conway and Sam Endicott. Together, the trio played in a number of bands in the Poughkeepsie area. Endicott and Conway would later form the rock band the Bravery. Togo also performed in many plays, including "Our Country's Good."

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Television Career

Togo had his first major television role from 2001 to 2002, playing Jonathan on the UPN fantasy series "Special Unit 2." He starred alongside Michael Landes, Alexondra Lee, Danny Woodburn, and Richard Grant. After that, Togo had guest roles on "Judging Amy," "Law & Order," "Ed," and "The Jury."

He began his longest-running role in 2004, playing detective Ryan Wolfe on the CBS police procedural series "CSI: Miami." Togo played the character from season three through to the tenth and final season, which concluded in 2012.

After the end of "CSI: Miami," he had a guest role in the second and final season of the NBC legal comedy series "Harry's Law." Togo next appeared in two episodes of the USA Network series "Covert Affairs," playing Nelson Smith. Following a guest role on "Ex-Best" in 2015, he played Gavin in two episodes of the short-lived CBS fantasy sitcom "Angel from Hell" in 2016. The year after that, Togo had guest roles on "Lucifer" and "Teachers." He went on to star in the television film "Christmas Cupid's Arrow" in 2018.

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Film Career

Togo made his big-screen debut in 2003 with a small part in Clint Eastwood's acclaimed mystery drama "Mystic River," based on the novel by Dennis Lehane. He didn't appear in another film until 2011, when he starred as identical twins dangerously involved with the same woman in the independent thriller "Identical." The following year, Togo was in Bob Byington's comedy "Somebody Up There Likes Me," starring Nick Offerman, Keith Poulson, and Jess Weixler. After appearing in the short film "A Hundred Eighty Degrees" in 2014, Togo had roles in two films in 2015: the comedy "7 Chinese Brothers" and the romantic drama "A Rising Tide." The former was his second film directed by Bob Byington. Togo appeared in a third Byington film, the science-fiction comedy "Infinity Baby," in 2017. Others in the cast include Kieran Culkin, Nick Offerman, Martin Starr, and Noël Wells.

Web Series

Togo has also been involved with web series. In 2008, he wrote and directed the web series "My Best Friend is My Penis" for Atom.com. Elsewhere, he starred as the titular boorish casting director in the web series "Casted: The Continuing Chronicles of Derek Riffchyn, Greatest Casting Director in the World."

Personal Life

Togo married his first wife, actress and former model Diora Baird, in 2013. They had previously had a child together. Togo and Baird divorced in 2016. Three years later, Togo married Tiffany Baker, with whom he had another child.

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