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What Is Ali Larter's Net Worth?
Larter had her most prolific year on film yet in 2007 with four credits, including the comedy "Homo Erectus" and the biographical drama "Crazy." Her other two films that year were the romantic musical comedy "Marigold," in which she starred opposite Bollywood actorSalman Khan, and the action horror sequel "Resident Evil: Extinction," the third installment in the film franchise adaptation of the "Resident Evil" video game series. In the film, Ali portrayed Claire Redfield, a role she later reprised in "Resident Evil: Afterlife" and "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter." Her other notable film credits have included the psychological thriller "Obsessed," co-starringIdris ElbaandBeyoncé; the comedy "Lovesick," withMatt LeBlanc; the science-fiction horror film "The Diabolical"; and the neo-Western crime thriller "The Last Victim," co-starringRalph InesonandRon Perlman.
Ali Larter was born Alison Elizabeth Larter on February 28, 1976, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. She is the daughter of realtor Margaret and trucking executive Danforth. For her education, Ali went to Carusi Middle School and then to Cherry Hill High School West. Although she still graduated, Larter did not complete her senior year due to her modeling career.
Ali Larter is an American model and actress who has a net worth of $12 million. Ali Larter is best known for her roles in the "Final Destination" and "Resident Evil" film franchises and on the NBC television series "Heroes." Other notable credits have included the films "Legally Blonde," "A Lot Like Love," "Marigold," and "Obsessed." As a model, Larter garnered attention for portraying fictional celebrity Allegra Coleman in a 1996 hoax in Esquire magazine.
When she was 14, Larter was spotted by a modeling scout who invited her to star in a commercial for the Philadelphia Phillies. This led to a modeling contract with New York's Ford Modeling Agency. Ali went on to model throughout Australia, Japan, and Italy. One of her most famous modeling appearances was in late 1996, when she portrayed fictional celebrity Allegra Coleman for a hoax feature in Esquire magazine. Larter appeared on the cover of Esquire as this imaginary woman, who was created by writer Martha Sherrill to parody celebrity profiles.
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Ali's professional career began in tried and true model fashion. She was "discovered" by a modeling scout on the street in New Jersey when she was 14, and after signing with Ford Modeling Agency, she began working steadily in the US, Australia, Italy, and Japan. While modeling in Los Angeles, she began taking acting classes on the advice of her friend, actress/modelAmy Smart. Larter began to move away from modeling full-time in 1997, when she began booking guest-starring roles on multiple television programs, including "Suddenly Susan," "Dawson's Creek," and "Just Shoot Me!" She then made the leap to the big screen, appearing in such projects as "Varsity Blues," "Drive Me Crazy," "Final Destination," and "Legally Blonde." Though she continued to work steadily throughout the early 2000s, it was not until 2006 that she became a household name, when she was cast in the hit series, "Heroes" as Niki Sanders, and later Tracy Strauss.
Larter made her feature film debut in 1999 in the coming-of-age sports film "Varsity Blues." Playing Darcy Sears, the love interest ofPaul Walker'scharacter, she makes an appearance wearing nothing but whipped cream in one particularly memorable scene. Later in 1999, Ali had supporting roles in the teen comedies "Giving it Up" and "Drive Me Crazy," as well as in the remake of the supernatural horror film "House on Haunted Hill." In 2000, she was in another supernatural horror film, "Final Destination." Her role as Clear Rivers became one of her most famous; she would go on to reprise it in the sequel "Final Destination 2." Larter next appeared in the comedies "Legally Blonde" and "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" and the Western "American Outlaws." In 2004, she starred alongsideJoy BryantandDominic Purcellin the crime thriller "Three Way." The following year, Ali was in the independent drama "Confess" and the romantic dramedy "A Lot Like Love," starringAshton KutcherandAmanda Peet.
Career Beginnings in Modeling
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