The well-known American actor ‘Peter Oliphant took birth in the united states on September 1, 1950. The famous actor is known for his best acting skills and for playing Freddie helper on the famous show called ‘The Dick Van Dyke’. Besides acting, recently, Peter has been working as the best computer game designer, programmer, and producer. There are some famous computer games where he has worked, like ‘Stone-keep’ and ‘Lexi-cross’. Moreover, he has worked at ‘Mattel Electronics’ creating handled electronic games.
As of 2024, Peter Oliphant's net worth is estimated to be $1.2 million.
| Net Worth | $1.2 million |
| Famous Name | Peter Oliphant |
| Source(s) of Fame | Actor |
| Age | 73 |
| Date of Birth | September 1, 1950 |
| Place of Birth | United States of America |
| Height | 6'1" |
| Relationships | Single, , |
Peter Oliphant rose from a rich family background. He was a very fond active person even from his childhood. Peter was very fond of acting and writing on different themes from his childhood. Thus, he entered the field of acting and writing just after completing his formal education. He has worked best as an interface designer in a famous video game named ‘Stonekeep’ and also gets credited for writing the eye-catching story over the same video game called ‘Stonekeep’.
The known young actor has given his best performances both in the drama and film industry. In 1956, he appeared in a serial named ‘playhouse 90’, in 1995 in another serial called ‘Stonekeep.’ In 1965 peter appeared in a serial named ‘Daniel Boone’. All the serials ranked higher and grasped the attention of huge audiences. In all roles, the great actor has given his best.
In the film industry, there are 10 most famous credits honoring the talented actor’s credibility. In 1973, he appeared as ‘Aaron’ in a film named ‘The Roommates’. In 1966, Peter portrayed the character of a ‘little boy’ in a movie called ‘hot Rods to Hell’. In 1965, the young man performed in a television series named ‘Daniel Boone’. In 1963, he acted in a movie named ‘Take her She’s mine’ as a small boy at the airport. In 1962, he performed in a movie named ‘Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation’ as ‘Peter Craver’.
From 1962-1965, the talented man gave his outstanding performance in a famous television series called ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show’ as ‘Freddie Helper’. In the same 1962, he appeared in a movie named ‘Deadly Duo’ as ‘Billy Spence’. In 1961, he performed in a TV series named ‘The Dona Reed Show’ as ‘Johnnie/Pete. In the same year, he acted in another TV serial named ‘Hong Kong’ as Tommy. And in 1960, he portrayed the role of ‘Jackson and Longstreet Fentry’ in a film named ‘Playhouse 90’.
Besides these known serials and film projects, peter Oliphant has also handled some comedy projects. He has awarded for an NBC comedy series named ‘Picture window’ where he acted as a ‘son who recently owns a house in suburbs’ with the title of ‘Best Actors Guild Award’ honoring his eye-catching performance.
There is not extensive information shared on different social media forums about the personal life of this young man. Some media sources have revealed that Peter is currently single and living a happy life with his family and friends.
Though, peter Oliphant is one of the richest actors in the showbiz industry. But he is not much famous on social media accounts like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube. This might be a reason for the secret of his personal life. However, he is currently 83 years old and enjoying a pleasant life.
The multitalented actor, writer, and video game designer named ‘Peter Oliphant’ has not only made his worth in his country America but also worldwide. The best writing and acting services have appeared a good source of his fame and honor in the showbiz industry. Though he has left the acting career but still gives his services as a known producer and writer. All have made him earn a net worth of about $1.5 million.
Peter Oliphant has sometimes been associated with other Actors such as Paulene Myers, Andre Braugher, Johnny Sheffield, Lorie Griffin, Oskar Keymer, Lee Kyu Hyung, Harit Cheewagaroon, Eugene, and Lisa O’Hare.