Barbi Benton Net Worth

Barbi Benton Net Worth

Barbi Benton's Net Worth is 20 million

1986

In 1986, she appeared on the wide screen in two John Hughes movies: Pretty In Pink, in a non-talking part, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as a character who declares a convoluted reason for Ferris’ nonattendance in class. Her initially featuring part was later in 1986, in Wes Craven’s Deadly Friend as Samantha – “the young lady adjacent”. The following year she played Cathy in the adjustment of V. C. Andrews’ smash hit Flowers in the Attic.

Swanson uncovered in a 2015 TV talk with how she was thrown in Pretty In Pink: “[Director] John Hughes stated, ‘We’re re-shooting the finish of Pretty in Pink. I was thinking about whether you would come be in this scene with our primary character, Ducky, on the grounds that the way we tried it in the film theater, it didn’t work. We require him to wind up with another person toward the finish of the film. So would you fill the role?'”

1990

By 1990, Swanson had shown up, incorporating various appearances in Knots Landing (1987–1988), Nightingales (1989),[6] her initially featuring part in a TV arrangement, despite the fact that it just endured a season, and a brief Burt Reynolds TV arrangement called B.L. Stryker (1989).

All through the 1990s, she featured for the most part in movies. She assumed the title part in the 1992 motion picture Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Despite the fact that not a hit in the cinematic world initially, it had a productive rental life. She showed up in both featuring and supporting parts in films, for example, Hot Shots!, The Program, The Chase, or her most widely praised part, playing Kristen Connor, an understudy finding her sexuality, in John Singleton’s Higher Learning. She additionally showed up in the film adjustment of the comic-book The Phantom and the dim parody 8 Heads in a Duffel Bag with Joe Pesci. The majority of these movies fizzled in the cinema world, and she returned to TV work in the late 1990s.

1998-1999

In the 1998–99 period of Early Edition, Swanson played Erica Paget, an affection enthusiasm of the principle character, Gary Hobson. In 1999, Swanson played Vanessa, the sweetheart of Adam Sandler in the film Big Daddy. In 2000, she came back to a TV arrangement, as the star of Grapevine, a patch up of a 1992 TV arrangement that was wiped out after five scenes.

2002

Swanson postured bare for Playboy magazine in November 2002 of every a cover-included pictorial. She showed up in and won the 2006 Fox TV program Skating with Celebrities, joined forces with Lloyd Eisler.

2007

On May 8, 2007, Swanson showed up in the Law and Order: Criminal Intent scene “Stunner”, playing a fictionalized minor departure from Anna Nicole Smith.

In 2007, she turned into a representative of the Medifast slim down. In the next year, she visitor featured in three scenes of the lesbian web arrangement 3Way.

2009

In July 2009, she shot What If…, co-featuring Kevin Sorbo and Debby Ryan, discharged on August 20, 2010. It was her first showy film in 10 years.

Swanson showed up in the “Don’t You Forget About Me” scene of One Tree Hill, which publicized on February 1, 2010. The scene was a praise to John Hughes; Swanson showed up in two movies created by him in the 1980s.