Tim Bagley Biography: Age, Height, Partner, Net Worth, Movies & TV Shows, Comedy

Timothy Hugh Bagley, professionally known as Tim Bagley, is an American actor and comedian celebrated for his versatile character roles in both television and film.

He gained wide public recognition through memorable recurring performances as Harold Krenshaw on Monk and Larry on Will & Grace.

Over a prolific career spanning stage, screen, and improv, Bagley is admired for his sharp comedic timing and endearing screen presence.

Profile

• Full Name: Timothy Hugh Bagley
• Stage Name: Tim Bagley
• Born: August 17, 1957
• Age: 67 years old
• Birthplace: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Actor, Comedian
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Carol Bagley, Elwyn Bagley
• Siblings: Anne Bagley, Patrick Bagley, Kathleen (Kit) Bagley, Daniel Bagley
• Partner: Phil (d. 1995)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: Unknown

Early Life and Education

Timothy Hugh Bagley was born on August 17, 1957, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He grew up in Madison and Trempealeau, Wisconsin, and Niles, Michigan, alongside his parents Carol and Elwyn Bagley and his four siblings: Anne, Patrick, Kit, and Daniel.

At age 17, he moved to Southern California to perform with The Young Americans while studying Art and minoring in Psychology at California State University, Fullerton. Bagley is Caucasian; his religious affiliation is not publicly known.

Career

Tim Bagley began his career taking diverse odd jobs—including roles as a Paramount Studios page, a butler at the Playboy Mansion, a Mitzi Gaynor dancer, and Disneyland performer—while studying acting under Gordon Hunt, Nina Foch, and Howard Fine. In 1989, he joined the prestigious improvisational troupe The Groundlings, writing and performing with their main company through 1995, earning two L.A. Weekly Awards.

Tim’s early credits include a supporting role in The Mask (1994), where he played Irv, the mechanic, and a recurring television role on Howie Mandel’s Sunny Skies (1995). Through the late 90s, he guest-starred on shows such as Seinfeld, Hope & Gloria, 3rd Rock from the Sun, and Wings, building a foundation for more substantial television work.

Today, Bagley remains a familiar face on screen, with notable recurring roles such as Harold Krenshaw on Monk, Larry on Will & Grace (also appearing in its revival), and Richard Pratt on Web Therapy. His film credits include Knocked Up, This Is 40, Accepted, The Day After Tomorrow, and Happy, Texas.

He continues to perform in solo stage shows, improv performances like Cookin’ with Gas, and stage productions at venues such as Geffen Playhouse and Pasadena Playhouse.

Social Media

Instagram Handle: @iamtimbagley

Personal Life

Tim Bagley identifies openly as gay. He had a life partner, Phil, who passed away in 1995 from AIDS-related kidney failure; Bagley describes him as “the love of his life”. He has no children and remains single.

Bagley has devoted himself to advocacy, supporting LGBTQ+ youth programs with the Los Angeles LGBT Center and volunteering with organizations such as Stars for Stripes to entertain U.S. troops abroad.

Filmography

Film:

• The Mask (1994) – Irv
• Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) – Friendly Dad
• The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – Tommy Levinson
• Knocked Up (2007) – Dr. Pellagrino
• This Is 40 (2012) – Dr. Pellagrino

Television:

• Sunny Skies (1995) – Series regular
• Hope & Gloria (1995–96) – Ed
• Strip Mall (2000–01) – Dwight
• Will & Grace (2000–06; 2018–20) – Larry
• Monk (2005–09) – Harold Krenshaw
• Web Therapy (2010–15) – Richard Pratt
• Teachers (2016–19) – Principal Toby Pearson
• Grace and Frankie (2016–22) – Peter

Net Worth

Tim Bagley’s estimated net worth is not publicly reported. His earnings stem from a diversified career across film, television, theater, and live comedy performances.