Evan Rachel Wood Net Worth

Evan Rachel Wood Net Worth

Evan Rachel Wood's Net Worth is 8 million

1996

Wood started acting at seven years old. In 1996, her folks isolated. She moved with her mom to Los Angeles. She was thrown in ‘Once and Again’ as Jessie Sammler.

She played a young lady get to know a rationally sick man in ‘Burrowing to China’ featuring Kevin Bacon and Mary Stuart Masterson. It won the ‘Youngsters’ Jury Award’ at the ‘Chicago International Children’s Film Festival’.

1998-2002

In 1998, she was thrown in the dream film ‘Viable Magic’ coordinated by Griffin Dunne, as the niece of the sisters depicted by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman.

In 2002, Wood won a lead part in ‘Little Secrets’ as Emily Lindstrom, a yearning show violinist. She won an assignment for ‘Best Leading Young Actress’ at the ‘Youthful Artist Awards’.

2003-2005

She acted inverse Cate Blanchett and Tommy Lee Jones in ‘The Missing’, as their hijacked little girl in 2003. She likewise acted in the ‘Got Murder?’ scene of the TV arrangement ‘CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’.

In 2005, she showed up as a storyteller in the film ‘The Upside of Anger’, and played Lavender Wolfmeyer, one of four sisters dealing with their missing father, featuring Kevin Costner and Joan Allen.

In ‘Down in the Valley’, coordinated by David Jacobson, she assumes the part of Tobe who experiences passionate feelings for a more established man played by Edward Norton.

2007-2008

The 2007 discharged ‘Ruler of California’ saw her in the part of Miranda, the adolescent little girl of a jazz performer experiencing a maladjustment played by Michael Douglas. In 2008, in ‘The Life Before Her Eyes’ coordinated by Vadim Perelman, and in view of the novel by Laura Kasischke, she featured as youthful Diana McFee, with the more established variant played by Uma Thurman.

Wood played the irritated little girl of Randy “Slam” Robinson in 2008 discharged ‘The Wrestler’, which was coordinated by Darren Aronofsky. The motion picture won the ‘Brilliant Lion Award’ for Best Film at the ‘Venice Film Festival’.

2009-2011

In 2009, she played Melodie inverse Larry David in Woody Allen’s ‘Whatever Works’. She played Juliet in a gathering pledges creation of William Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ coordinated by her sibling.

From 2009 to 2011, she assumed the repeating part of Sophie-Anne Leclerq in the HBO arrangement, ‘Genuine Blood’. In ‘The Conspirator’, she played Anna Surratt. She likewise acted in ‘The Ides of March’.

In ‘Mildred Pierce’, the 2011 HBO miniseries, she depicted the title character’s little girl Veda Pierce. She was assigned for the ‘Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie’.