Matthew Broderick has an estimated net worth of $45 million.  Broderick is an American actor, singer, film director and film producer. Broderick was born in 1962 to a Jewish immigrant mother from Poland and Germany, while his father was Catholic, of Irish descent. His mother was an actress, playwright and painter, and his father an actor.

Mathew Broderick's first acting role was in Horton Foote's playwright "On Valentine Day", where he played opposite his father in a HB studio. Some of Broderick's biggest film roles include the title character in  'Ferris Bueller's Day Off", leading role in "WarGames", the adult Simba voice in Disney's "The Lion King", "Election", "Glory" and Broadway Productions of "The Producers" and "Brighton Beach Memoirs". Broderick won his first Tony Award in 1983 for the Brighton Beach Memoirs play where he was featured, and the second one for the musical "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying", where he was the leading actor. He was also nominated for the Award as Best Actor in The Producers, which he lost to his co-star, Nathan Lane.

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