Harry Doupe Net Worth is$700,000 Harry Doupe Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Harry Doupe is a Canadian stand-up comedian and writer. He has opened shows for The Tragically Hip and "Weird Al" Yankovic at the Air Canada Centre, and delivers an annual "Statelessness of the Industry" Address as part of The Canadian Comedy Awards.He won a Canadian Comedy Award for Best TV Writing (Special or Episode) as a writer on Toronto 1's The Toronto Show. He has also written for several awards shows, including the Juno Awards and the Gemini Awards, and is a writer for the CBC's coverage of the 2008 Olympics.
Full Name Fort Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Profession Writer, Producer, Actor # Fact 1 Doupe is the first comedian to perform at the Air Canada Centre three times (once with 'Weird Al' Yankovic and twice with The Tragically Hip). 2 Has written more than twenty awards shows, including several Geminis, Junos, Genies and NHL Awards. 3 Is widely know for his encyclopedic knowledge of both music and sports trivia. 4 Widely known as being a hard working "road comic", Doupe spent 46 weeks on the road in 1986 alone. 5 Annually presents a "Statelessness of the Industry" address as part of the Canadian Comedy Awards. 6 Renowned Canadian comedian and writer. 7 Has opened for the band "The Tragically Hip". 8 Renowned Canadian stand-up comedian.
Writer Title Year Status Character The 12th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2011 TV Special The 11th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2010 TV Special The 10th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2009 TV Special Canadian Comedy 2009 TV Series 1 episode Test the Nation: Watch Your Language 2007 TV Movie 2007 NHL Awards 2007 TV Special Hockeyville 2006 TV Series The Toronto Show TV Series 9 episodes, 2003 - 2004 writer - 2 episodes, 2003 The 29th Annual Juno Awards 2000 TV Special The 27th Annual Juno Awards 1998 TV Special The 26th Annual Juno Awards 1997 TV Special The 1996 Gemini Awards 1996 TV Special The 25th Annual Juno Awards 1996 TV Special
Producer Title Year Status Character The 12th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2011 TV Special producer The 11th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2010 TV Special producer The 10th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2009 TV Special live producer Hockeyville 2006 TV Series producer
Actor Title Year Status Character The Toronto Show 2004 TV Series Performer Conspiracy Guy: Behind the Coat 2001 TV Short Cop (Crawford)
Self Title Year Status Character The 2nd Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2001 TV Special Himself The 2000 Canadian Comedy Awards 2000 TV Special Himself Ron Sparks Celebrity Roast of Colin Mochrie 2011 Video Himself (Roaster) The Debaters 2011 TV Series Himself The 11th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2010 TV Special Himself - Winner: Chairman's Award The 10th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2009 TV Special Himself Canadian Comedy 2009 TV Series Himself CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival 2009 TV Series Himself The 8th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2007 TV Special Himself The 7th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2006 TV Special Himself The 6th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2005 TV Special Himself The 5th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2004 TV Special Himself - Winner, Best Writing - TV Special or Episode The 4th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2003 TV Special Himself The 3rd Annual Canadian Comedy Awards 2002 Video Himself
Won Awards Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie 2004 Canadian Comedy Award Canadian Comedy Awards Television - Pretty Funny Writing - Special or Episode The Toronto Show (2003)
Known for movies The 25th Annual Juno Awards (1996)
The 10th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards (2009)
The 11th Annual Canadian Comedy Awards (2010)
Hockeyville (2006)
$700,000
