Zach Braff

 Zach Braff is a New Jersey-born actor, writer producer, and director who has a net worth of 20 million dollars. Zach Braff is probably best known for his role in the cult comedy series Scrubs, in which the character was J.D. He has gained acclaim for his acting skills throughout his career in movies. Following his debut as a director with Golden State, in which he also wrote and acted, Zach Braff is a highly accomplished director. Zach Braff is a versatile actor who has been known for his versatility. His first TV part was in the show The Baby-sitters' Club in the early 1990s. The Baby-sitters Club was his first film role. It received positive reviews however, it failed to be in the top ten on the box office. His next film role was Manhattan Murder Mystery. He also performed on the stage in Macbeth's New York City Public Theater production. His breakthrough was in 2001, when he landed his first leading role in Scrubs. In the wake of his appearances in the series from its beginning to its conclusion in the year 2010, Braff was nominated for three Golden Globes and an Emmy. He was also the director for seven episodes and was also an executive producer during the ninth season.