Shaun Cassidy

Shaun Paul Cassidy is a musician, actress, journalist, and producer from the United States. American Gothic, Roar, Cold Case, Cover Me, The Agency, Invasion, and Emerald City are among the television shows he made and/or made. Cassidy is now working on NBC’s medical drama New Amsterdam as an executive producer and editor.

Cassidy signed a deal with Warner Brothers Records while still in high school, resulting in the albums Shaun Cassidy, Born Late, Under Wraps, Room Service, and Wasp. Cassidy appeared in The Hardy Boys Mysteries on ABC, as well as Breaking Away and a stint on the afternoon soap General Hospital, almost simultaneously.

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Biography and Early Life

Shaun Cassidy was born on the 27^th of September 1958 to Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy. Shaun was born in California in the United States of America which makes him American by birth. His birth names are Shaun Paul Cassidy but is today popularly known as Paul Cassidy. He has two younger siblings, Patrick and Ryan Cassidy, in addition to an older half-brother, David Cassidy.

Age, Height, Weight & Body Measurement

So, how old is Shaun Cassidy in 2021 and what is his height and weight? Well, Shaun Cassidy’s age is 62 years old as of today’s date 2nd August 2021 having been born on 27 September 1958. Though, he is 5′ 10″ in feet and inches and 180 cm in Centimetres tall, he weighs about 165 lbs in Pound and 75kg in Kilograms.

Education

Cassidy grew up in Los Angeles and New York City, and this is also where he studied at. He attended the Solebury School in Solebury Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and graduating from Beverly Hills High School.

Personal Life: Dating, Girlfriends, Wife, Kids

Cassidy has eight children and has been married three times. Ann Pennington, a model and former Playboy playmate, was Cassidy’s first wife; they married in 1979 and divorced in 1993. Cassidy has a daughter, Caitlin, a son, Jake, and a stepdaughter, Jessica, from this union. In 1995, he married actress Susan Diol. Juliet is their only child, and they divorced in 2003.

Since 2004, he has been married to Tracey Lynne Turner, a producer. Caleb, Roan, Lila, and Mairin are their four daughters.

Is Shaun Cassidy Gay?

Shaun might have had a rough time when it comes to love life, but it is also enough information to prove that he is not gay.

Professional Career

Cassidy signed a deal with Mike Curb’s Warner Bros. Records division while still in high school and started recording songs. He had a handful of hit singles in different countries, which led to the release of his first solo album, Shaun Cassidy, in 1977 in the United States.

With “Da Doo Ron Ron,” his multi-platinum album earned him a number-one U.S. single and a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. The follow-up song, “That’s Rock ‘n’ Roll,” was written by Eric Carmen and peaked at No. 3 (it had already become a hit in Australia and Europe). With the advent of his television program, The Hardy Boys Mysteries, which also featured Parker Stevenson, his fame grew ever further.

Cassidy’s next release, Born Late, yielded the hit “Hey Deanie” (#7), which was also penned by Carmen, as well as a remake of The Lovin’ Spoonful’s “Do You Believe in Magic?” which reached No. 31. Cassidy had already released two profitable singles, but by the time his third record, the million-seller Under Wraps, was released in 1978, AM radio had started to decline, and his teen-star appeal had begun to diminish. Room Service, his second release, struggled to chart on the Billboard 200 in the United States.

Cassidy’s last album, Wasp, from 1980, had a new musical direction. Todd Rundgren recorded this record, which was more rock/pop-oriented and featured Utopia as the backing band. Rundgren and Cassidy wrote songs for it, as well as cover versions of David Bowie’s “Rebel, Rebel” and The Who’s “So Sad For Us,” among others.

Cassidy spent most of the 1980s and early 1990s focusing on stage acting. He starred in shows including Mass Appeal and Bus Stop on Broadway and the West End, as well as the American premiere of Pass/Fail at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Cassidy earned a Dramalogue Award for his performance in Mark Sheridan’s Diary of a Hunger Strike at the L.A.T.C., and his last stage role was alongside his half-brother David in the Broadway production of Blood Brothers, where he wrote his first TV pilot, American Gothic, which led to a long-term deal with Universal Television.

Cassidy has made, written, and produced a number of network and cable shows since then, including American Gothic (1995-1996, produced with Sam Raimi), Roar (1997, starring Heath Ledger), Cold Case (2003), Cover Me (2000-2001), The Agency (2001-2003), Invasion (2005-2006), and Emerald City (2005-2006). (2017). Cassidy currently works as executive producer and writer for NBC’s New Amsterdam (2018-present, starring Ryan Eggold), where he wrote and executive produced Hysteria.

Awards

Over the course of his successful career, Shaun Cassidy has been nominated for two major awards namely:

1. 2004 nominee for Favourite Teen Dream and Favorite Crimestopper Duo.
2. 1980 nominee for Best Juvenile Actor in a TV Series or Special.

Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Shaun Cassidy in 2021

As of 2021, Shaun Cassidy’s successful career has earned him a net worth of $25 Million.

Shaun Cassidy is a man of many talents and has been able to make himself a common name because of what he has accomplished. Furthermore, he has encouraged a number of people all over the world to do whatever they want in life.