Mia Wasikowska Net Worth

Mia Wasikowska Net Worth

Mia Wasikowska's Net Worth is 275 million

2008

As is regularly the case with best in class performing artists, achievement in one Hollywood vehicle, for her situation In Treatment, prompted more parts for Wasikowska, and she showed up in a few films discharged in a steady progression. The 2008 World War II dramatization Defiance was her first American film, and she was included nearby Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell. She additionally gave the idea that same year in Amelia, a true to life film about the life of aviatrix Amelia Earhart, depicting an adversary of the title character (played by Hilary Swank). Her work up to that point handled her on Variety’s rundown of the main 10 performers to watch in 2008.

2009

On a move, Wasikowska next went up against a section in the 2009 show That Evening Sun, which earned her an Independent Spirit Award assignment for Best Supporting Female. She took after this with her greatest, most standard and most noteworthy profile part to date: that of Alice in Tim Burton’s extra large screen revamping of the Lewis Carroll exemplary Alice in Wonderland. The film had an A-rundown cast, including Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter, and it presented to Wasikowska a deluge of media consideration.

2010-2011

On the calmer side of Hollywood that year, Wasikowska likewise showed up in the basic dear The Kids Are All Right, close by Annette Bening, Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo, and was the lead in another film adjustment of Jane Eyre (2011). Fantastically, Wasikowska was positioned by Forbes as the second-most astounding earning performing artist of 2010, behind just Leonardo DiCaprio and tied with Alice in Wonderland co-star Depp, as her two movies that year joined for over $1 billion in the cinematic world. Forbes additionally named her as one of its Stars to Watch that year.

2012-2014

With awards and film industry accomplishment added to her repertoire, Wasikowska next showed up in the sexual orientation twisting dramatization Albert Nobbs (2011), the western Lawless (2012), the parody The Double (2012) and the biopic Tracks (2013), the last recounting the account of Robyn Davidson, a lady who traveled over the unfathomable Australian leave. 2014 saw the performing artist featuring in the title part of an adjustment of Madame Bovary and in addition being a highlighted player in the tense, existential thriller Maps to the Stars, which investigates Hollywood savagery. The next year Wasikowska depicted a turn-of-the-century creator who moves to a spooky home with her dearest (Tom Hiddleston) in Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peak.