Bodhi Elfman's Filmography and Early Career
Bodhi Elfman is an American actor known for supporting roles in film and television, with a career spanning multiple decades. His early work includes appearances in independent features and studio productions, establishing him as a recognizable character actor in Hollywood. He is the son of composer Danny Elfman and actress Bridget Fonda, which placed him in a prominent entertainment family from an early age Bodhi Elfman biography.
His first credited film roles emerged in the mid-1990s, with parts in movies such as "The Cable Guy" and "Dangerous Minds," where he played supporting characters that showcased his range. By the late 1990s and early 2000s, he had built a steady presence in both film and television, often taking on eccentric or intense roles that aligned with his physical and comedic instincts Bodhi Elfman on IMDb.
Notable Bodhi Elfman Movies and Roles
Among his most recognized film credits is "Godzilla" (1998), in which he played a technician, and "Pearl Harbor" (2001), where he appeared in a supporting military role. He also starred in "Taking Lives" (2004) alongside Angelina Jolie and Ethan Hawke, and had a notable turn in the thriller "The Gift" (2000), directed by Sam Raimi Bodhi Elfman on Rotten Tomatoes.
In television, Elfman is best known for his recurring role as Peter "Mr. Scratch" Lewis in the Fox series "Touching Evil" (2004) and later as a series regular in "Dollhouse" (2009–2010), created by Joss Whedon. His film work in the 2010s includes parts in "The Joneses" (2009) and "The Perfect Host" (2010), where he continued to demonstrate versatility across genres from crime drama to psychological thriller Bodhi Elfman on Wikipedia.
Bodhi Elfman's Career Earnings and Industry Standing
While Bodhi Elfman's exact net worth and salary figures are not publicly disclosed, industry estimates place his net worth in the range of several million dollars, derived from his decades of work in film and television. His earnings are consistent with a working character actor in Hollywood, supported by steady employment in both independent and studio projects Actor net worth estimates.
He has not publicly reported specific box office totals for his individual films, but many of his projects, such as "Godzilla" and "Pearl Harbor," grossed over $100 million domestically. His industry standing is reinforced by his long-term collaborations with directors and his membership in the Screen Actors Guild, which tracks professional employment and residuals for its members SAG-AFTRA.