What happened to Elizabeth Allen Dick? Her Kids, Spouse, Career

Who is Elizabeth Allen Dick?

American celebrity child Elizabeth Allen Dick was born under the zodiac sign Aries on 28 March 2009, in the USA. She’s perhaps only known for being a daughter of famous American actor and comedian Timothy Alan Dick – known better as Tim Allen – and American actress and producer Jane Hajduk.

Early life and education

Elizabeth’s being raised alongside her older paternal half-sister Katherine in Los Angeles, California by their father Tim and Elizabeth’s mother Jane.

Elizabeth became interested in acting at a quite an early age, wanting to follow in her parents’ footsteps, but they preferred that she focused on her education. It was only recently in 2022, aged 13 that Elizabeth launched her acting career, portraying Sandra in 10 episodes of the family comedy series “The Santa Clauses”, which starred her father Tim, Elizabeth Mitchell and Austin Kane, and was created by Jack Burditt. It follows Santa Claus who’s about to turn 65 and retire, and is thus looking for a replacemen;, and the series was nominated for 10 awards.

Elizabeth’s enrolled at local high school just recently in 2023.

Height, age and net worth

Elizabeth’s age is 14. She has brown hair and eyes, is 4ft 6ins (1.37m) tall and weighs around 75lbs (35kgs).

Elizabeth’s net worth’s been estimated at over $50,000 as of November 2023, her mother Jane’s at over $1 million and her father Tim’s at more than $100 million.

Who is her mother Jane?

American actress Jane Hajduk was born under the zodiac sign Scorpio on 26 October 1966, in the USA. She has 18 acting credits, and is perhaps still known best for playing Researcher Taylor in the 2006 action adventure comedy movie “Zoom”, which starred her husband Tim, Courteney Cox and Chevy Chase, and was directed by Peter Hewitt. It follows former superhero Jack who’s begun teaching at a private academy for superheroes; the movie won four of its 12 award nominations.

Jane studied at a local high school, and was around 16 when she became interested in acting as she began appearing in school plays, however, her parents insisted that she focused on her education prior to pursuing a career in the film industry. Jane matriculated in 1985 and then enrolled at college, from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in 1989.

She made her debut film appearance in the 1993 crime drama “Sex Crimes”, and some of her following roles were in the 1995 short movie “Nothing Man”, the 1998 episode “Wag the Doc” of the mystery thriller series “Chicago Hope”, and the 2001 comedy movie “Joe Somebody”; it was on the set of “Joe Somebody” that Jane met Tim Allen and the two then began dating, eventually exchanging vows five years later in 2006.

Also in 2006, Jane played News Reporter in the family fantasy comedy movie “The Shaggy Dog”, which starred her husband Tim, Kristin Davis and Craig Killborn, and was directed by Brian Robbins. It follows a man who sometimes turns into a sheepdog, and the film won two of its seven award nominations. Some of Jane’s following roles were in the 2006 episode “Mr. Monk and the Big Game” of the crime series “Monk”, the 2007 short horror movie “Nightmare” and the 2009 comedy film “Tales from the Catholic Church of Elvis!”

In 2012 and 2013, she played Ally in all seven episodes of the comedy series “Benchmarks”, starring alongside Mark Slater and Aric Martin, and which follows the lives of several people who love to sit on benches.

Some of Jane’s most recent roles have been in the 2016 romantic comedy movie “Year by the Sea”, the short film “Unintended” and the  short movie “Dirty Little Secret” both in 2018.

Who is Elizabeth’s father Tim?

Famous American actor Tim Allen was born under the zodiac sign Gemini on 13 June 1953, in Denver, Colorado USA. He has 55 acting credits, and is perhaps still known best for voicing Buzz Lightyear, one of the main characters in the 1995 animated adventure comedy movie “Toy Story”, which also starred Tom Hanks and Don Rickles, and was written and directed by John Lasseter. It follows a group of children’s toys which have come to life, and the film won 29 of its 52 award nominations, including three Oscar nominations.

Pixar sent me away from my Toy Story 4 session with a cool as hell black and white Buzz picture. He looks like a linebacker. pic.twitter.com/mOOO6G7cjR

— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) January 31, 2019

Tim was raised in Denver alongside his five siblings, by their father Gerald Dick who worked in real estate, and mother Martha Katherine (nee Fox) who was a social worker; Gerald died in a car crash in November 1964, caused by a drunk driver. Two years after Gerald’s death, Martha married her high school sweetheart, and moved the family to Birmingham, Michigan where her new husband lived with his three children.

Tim studied at Seaholm High School, and was mostly into acting and singing during his time there; he matriculated in 1972 and then enrolled at Central Michigan University, switching to Western Michigan University in 1974, from where he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in communications in 1976.

He launched his career as a comedian in 1975, but it took him 13 years to land his first film role, playing Baggage Handler in the 1988 crime drama “Tropical Snow”, while a couple of his following roles were in the 1989 comedy series “ABC TGIF”, the 1994 family comedy film “The Santa Clause” and the 1996 comedy series “The Drew Carey Show”.

From 1991 through 1999, he starred as Tim Taylor in all 203 episodes of the family comedy series “Home Improvement”, which also starred Taran Noah Smith and, and was created by David McFadzean and Carmen Finestra. It follows the life of TV show host Tim ‘The Tool Man’ Taylor, and the series won 43 of the 106 awards for which it was nominated.

Some of Tim’s most notable performances in the 2000s were perhaps in the 2006 animated adventure comedy movie “Cars” (voice role), the 2008 sports film “Redbelt”, and the 2010 crime comedy movie “Crazy on the Outside”.

From 2011 through 2021, Tim starred as Mike Baxter in all 194 episodes of the comedy series “Last Man Standing”, which also starred Nancy Travis and Hector Elizondo, and was created by Jack Burditt. It follows the life of a married father of three, and the series won five of the 19 awards for which it was nominated.

For his acting skills, Tim’s won 23 of his 59 award nominations.