Glenn Close Net Worth

Film Debut The World

Made her film debut in 'The World According to Garp,' earning her first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Her powerful screen presence immediately established her as a talent to watch.

The Big Chill Success

Starred in 'The Big Chill' and received her second consecutive Oscar nomination. The ensemble film's success and her acclaimed performance solidified her rising star status.

Fatal Attraction Cultural Phenomenon

Her performance as Alex Forrest in 'Fatal Attraction' became a cultural phenomenon and earned her a Best Actress Oscar nomination. The film's massive success ($320M box office) and her iconic villainous role made her a household name.

Dangerous Liaisons Oscar Nomination

Starred in 'Dangerous Liaisons,' earning her fourth Academy Award nomination in just six years. This period established her as one of Hollywood's most acclaimed actresses.

101 Dalmatians Villain Stardom

Played Cruella de Vil in Disney's live-action '101 Dalmatians,' which grossed over $320 million worldwide. Her scene-stealing performance introduced her to a new generation and showed her range.

The Shield Emmy Win

Won her first Primetime Emmy Award for guest role in 'The Shield,' demonstrating her television excellence. She continued balancing prestigious film and TV work throughout this period.

The Wife Critical Acclaim

Won the Golden Globe for Best Actress for 'The Wife' and received her seventh Oscar nomination. The performance was widely considered overdue for Oscar recognition and reminded audiences of her exceptional talent.

Time 100 Most Influential

Named one of Time's 100 most influential people in the world, recognizing both her artistic achievements and advocacy work. Her status as a respected industry leader was firmly established.

Acclaimed Industry Legend Status

Close remains an A-tier legend, one of the most acclaimed actresses of her generation with eight Oscar nominations. She continues to work in prestige projects and is universally respected in Hollywood, though her Oscar win remains elusive—a fact that has become part of her legacy.