

He worked more than 52 years in the entertainment industry and has won a million fans' hearts. After that, he got a chance to work in numerous movies and films. Legendary Actor of HollywoodĬonway made his first debut on screen from the movie ‘McHale’s Navy’ as Ensign Charles Parker, which earned $4.5 million on box office. In 1958, He first appeared in the television industry. He was a comedian-actor, director, and writer. He made is a vast amount through his successful career in the entertainment industry. Tim Conway’s net worth was $15 million before his death. He is the son of Sophia Murgoiu and Daniel Conway. He was best known for his work on ‘ The Carol Burnett Show’.īorn on December 15, 1933, Thomas Daniel Conway aka Tim, his birthplace is Willoughby, Ohio. He won Primetime Emmy Awards during his career. Eventually, he landed a regular role on CBS' popular Carol Burnett Show, where he developed a reputation for sidesplitting improvisations that would make his co-stars crack up.Tim Conway was an actor, comedian, writer, and director of the Hollywood industry. I'll just go downtown and read and have people laugh."Ĭonway's role on McHale's Navy led to lots of guest appearances on variety shows. Conway recalled thinking, "This is a good way to make a living. He had dyslexia, and when he read words that weren't there, he found that other kids would laugh. "When you're small, you either are funny or you get beat up a lot." "I was really kind of the class clown," he said. Because the show already had a staffer named Tom Conway, he adopted the stage name Tim.Ĭonway told Weekend Edition host Scott Simon in 2010 that he started dreaming of a career in comedy when he was just a child. I would much rather stand in the background and make small, funny things go than be up at the head of the class."īorn Thomas Daniel Conway in Ohio, he served in the Army and knocked around in Cleveland's local TV scene before heading to New York to join The Steve Allen Show in the early 1960s.

"I don't feature myself as being the head man. "I've never been comfortable as the star," he said. As he told the Archive of American Television, he always felt more comfortable being the guy standing behind the star, making everyone laugh. Conway also starred in many TV shows, but few lasted very long.
