Alice Evans

Anglo-American actress, familiar to the wide audience from the TV series "Lost", "The Vampire Diaries", "The Ancients". Alice Evans was born in the United States, raised in England, and began acting in France. Since the late 90s, he has been conquering Hollywood cinema and American TV, showing mastery in both the dramatic and comedy genres.

Alice Jane Evans was born on August 2, 1971 to a native English family. Father David Evans is a professor of applied mathematics at the University of Bristol. Janet Evans's mother is an English literature teacher.

In the early 1970s, the couple lived in New Jersey, America, where David worked by invitation at Stevens University of Technology. In this city their daughter Alice was born. The girl's childhood passed already in Britain, in Bristol, where her younger brothers, Anthony and Philip, were born.

Alice grew up very capable. From the age of 3 she began to study the piano. She studied well in school, entered University College London and graduated with excellent knowledge of Italian and French. Then the graduate left for France. In Paris, the girl studied at the private drama courses Florent (Cours Florent).

After graduating from the courses, in 1996, Alice got a job on French television, getting the role of Susan in the popular sitcom "Elisa Top Model". This work took the girl a year and a half. Then there was the Italian mini-series Steps to Glory (Le ragazze di Piazza di Spagna, 1998). The first English-language role of the young actress was in the legendary TV series "Highlander" in 1997. Alice played the role of the immortal Kira in one of the episodes of the 6th season called "Patient 7".

In 1999, the Briton celebrates her small success - her first role in a full-length feature film, Oliver Shatzky's comedy "Monsignor Naftali", which became an indirect reason for her success. In this picture, the pretty blonde was noticed by the Oscar-winning French director Claude Lelouch and invited Alice to one of the main roles in his new film "One for All" (1999).

Evans played Masha, one of three actresses who, after the unsuccessful staging of Anton Chekhov's play Three Sisters, came up with an adventure: to extort money from wealthy people in order to make a film about their life. The tape was not marked by commercial success, but earned good reviews from critics.

Next year, the actress will have her first big job in Hollywood. The producers of the Disney studio approved her for the role of Chloe Simon in the comedy "102 Dalmatians". In the film, Evans "fights" against the characters Glenn Close and Gerard Depardieu.

In 2003, the artist moved from Europe to Los Angeles, where she seriously decided to pursue a film career. In the same year he starred in Mel Smith's "Black Ball", playing one of the main roles in the company with Vince Vaughn and James Cromwell. Evans also makes his American TV debut in CSI: Miami's Crime Scene Investigation.

In 2004, Alice starred in the thriller "Charm" by Klaus Menzel. Her character Kelly helps Scott, the main character, to investigate the death of his father, but soon their relationship becomes not purely business. The film failed at the box office and Alice did not bring much success. However, the girl does not despair and is again looking for herself in new roles.

In 2006, two films with her participation were released at once: the little-known and almost invisible film "Hollywood Dreams" and the TV movie "Christmas Card". In it, Evans played one of the best roles in her acting biography - Faith Spelman, a soldier's widow from the state of Nevada, whose husband was killed during the war in Afghanistan. Her last Christmas card is returned to her beloved by his fellow soldier Cody Cullen, who falls in love with Faith.

And soon Alice managed to get into one of the most high-profile TV series of the 2000s - "Lost". The TV project has been running since 2004, every year showing sky-high ratings, appearing on it meant unambiguously signing its popularity. Alice drew her lucky ticket in 2009, playing Eloise Hawking in her youth. The heroine Evans appears in 3 episodes of the TV show.

The next work of the bright blonde on television was her role in the new super popular drama The Vampire Diaries. From 2011 to 2012, Evans played a witch, the founder of the family - Esther Michaelson.

In 2012, the Briton starred in the fantasy TV series Grimm. Evans' character, Mia Gaudot, is an influential royal who arrived in Portland ostensibly for Captain Renard, with whom she has had a close relationship for many years.

One of the most recent teleworks in Alice's filmography is The Originals, a spin-off of The Vampire Diaries. In this series, the actress also plays Esther Michaelson.

Little is known about the actress's personal life before marriage. In her youth, living in Paris, she met with the grandson of Pablo Picasso - Olivier Widmaier.

On the set of the comedy 102 Dalmatians, Alice met actor Ioan Griffith, also involved in the film. It was very hard for the actress to work, because literally the day before her approval for the role, her mother died of a heart attack. She never found out that her daughter would star in the lead role - the girl wanted to surprise her.

Joan was very supportive of his colleague, the young people became close and at the end of 2000 officially declared themselves a couple. The actors got married only in 2007 in Mexico. And the first daughter Ella Betsy Janet Evans-Griffith appeared in 2009. 4 years later, their second daughter Elsie Marigold Evans-Griffith was born, the woman at that moment was 42 years old.

Today Alice lives in Los Angeles with her husband and children. Fans can see a photo of the happy family on Instagram of the stars, in addition, Alice shares her thoughts on her microblog on Twitter.

The British actress is among the women (over 80) who accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment in October 2017.

In 2018, Alice Evans starred in the short film "The Liquid Psychologist".

The actress admits on social networks that for 2019 she has many creative plans, and now she is preparing for their implementation.

1997 - "Highlander" 1999 - "One for All" 2000 - "102 Dalmatians" 2003 - "Black Ball" 2004 - "Charm" 2006 - "Christmas Card" 2009 - "Lost" 2011 - "The Vampire Diaries" 2012 - "Grimm" 2013 - "All People Lie" 2014 - "The Ancients"

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2021

Alice Evans 's revenue is $1.8M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Alice Evans and could vary in the range between $758.3K - $1.2M.

Alice Evans Net Worth 2020

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2019

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2018

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2017

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2016

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Alice Evans Net Worth 2015

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