The Untold Truth Of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Husband

Julia Louis Dreyfus has a natural funny bone that made her a hit on television series for decades. While the New York native has been in the entertainment industry since 1986 — after her debut role in Troll — Dreyfus is more widely known for her recurring role on as Elaine Benes in Seinfeld between 1990 and 1998. She followed up that iconic role with with successful turns on Arrested Development, Saturday Night Live, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and VEEP. 

Her stunning work has earned numerous accolades, including a Golden Globe Award, nine Screen Actors Guild Awards, and five American Comedy Awards, just to name a few. However, she's not the only talented person in her family. Dreyfus is married to the multi-hyphenated Bradford "Brad" Hall. According to a 2012 interview in The Huffington Post, the two comedians-actors met during their collegiate years at Northwestern University and married in 1987. 

Let's learn more about lucky man married to this showbiz legend. 

With relationship scandals hitting the headlines almost daily, it's rare to see a happily in love couple in Hollywood. However, it seems as though Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Brad Hall figured out the secret ingredients years ago. When asked in a 2012 co-interview with The Huffington Post for any advice for others looking for a lasting real-deal relationship, Hall answered simply: "Marry Julia Louis-Dreyfus," to which Louis-Dreyfus added, "Find the right guy." It's that simple, eh?

The actors also discussed what it's like to work with each other on a regular basis. Hall worked alongside Louis-Dreyfus on Saturday Night Live, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Veep, and their joint short film Picture Paris. "The reality is that we really collaborate on everything," she said. 

They make it seem so simple, don't they? While Louis-Dreyfus is more front and center than her behind-the-scenes partner, Brad Hall has definitely helped bring home the bacon alongside his life partner. 

Brad Hall appeared in front of the camera quite a few times in his career, but he's more of a background mover and shaker in comparison to his front-woman wife Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Per his IMDb profile, Julia Louis Dreyfus' husband has acting and writing credits that date back to 1984. His earliest work was actually on Saturday Night Live, which may have been destiny, since its where he and his wife worked together for majority of the careers while also raising two sons, Charlie and Henry Hall (pictured). 

Considering Brad's professional longevity in the entertainment industry, it would make sense that he's pocketed a few coins over the years. According to Celebrity Net Worth, he's worth an estimated $10 million as of August 2020. While that kind of money is nothing to sneeze at, it's kind of a drop in the bucket compared to his wife's approximate net worth of $250 million. Maybe the secret to a happy marriage also includes strong work ethics that lead to big bank accounts?

Whatever the secret, this couple has got it going on.