Brie Larson Net Worth [How Does Captain Marvel's Net Worth Look?]

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Net Worth:	$25 million
Profession/Career:	Actress, Filmmaker, Singer
YouTube Channel:	Brie Larson (@BrieLarson)
College:	Did not attend
Full Name:	Brianne Sidonie Desaulniers
Date of Birth:	October 1, 1989
Generation:	Millennial
Place of Birth:	Sacramento, California
Height:	5’ 7”
Weight:	126 lbs

Frequently Associated With

Kevin Feige
Robert Downey Jr.
Samuel L. Jackson

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Who is Brie Larson?

Born Brianne Sidonie Desaulniers on October 1, 1989, in sunny Sacramento, California, Larson’s journey from TV beginnings to silver-screen fame is nothing short of captivating.

She started her career with a humble sparkle, gracing television screens in shows like “Raising Dad” and “United States of Tara.” But her destiny was etched in the cinematic stars. Films like “Short Term 12”, where she portrayed a supervisor at a facility for troubled youth, marked her ascent.

Then came the unforgettable “Room”, a turning point that launched Larson into Hollywood’s spotlight. Winning the Academy Award for Best Actress was a testament to her talent.

Her subsequent foray into the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel solidified Larson’s place in Hollywood. With “Captain Marvel” and beyond, she embodied a superhero both fierce and relatable.

On her more technical side, she explored directing and starring in “Unicorn Store”, revealing more of her creative depth. She also has a musical side – she’s not just an actress but a gifted singer as well.

Brie Larson’s Net Worth

Brie Larson’s net worth is estimated to be around $25 million.

What we know:

Brie Larson made $5 million from her debut as Captain Marvel. It also came with a seven-film deal. In contrast, Robert Downey Jr. earned $2.5 million for his first Iron Man film.

She has a partnership with Nissan as an ambassador with a multi-year partnership. She is speculated to be taking in close to $10 million over the course of the next few years in exchange for making multiple appearances in ads for the company.

Brie received a check for $1 million for Fast X. This is in contrast to the $5 million that Jason Momoa received for his role in the same film.

For her role in “Room,” she earned $100,000.

For her role in “Kong: Skull Island,” she earned $1 million.

Brie owns a home in Los Feliz that is worth $7 million. It is a Mediterranean villa-style home in a gated community in Hollywood.

She also owns a $3.4 million vacation home in Malibu, California.

Prior to that, she had a three-bedroom home in Los Angeles that was worth $1.4 million, but which she has since sold.

Brie Larson’s Early Life and Childhood

Brie Larson wasn’t always known for her star-studded personality and confident demeanor. As a kid, she was known to be extremely shy, so much so that she was considered to have moderate-to-severe social anxiety. It did not help that she was homeschooled in her early years, but it did help her explore and find her creative side. Because of the freedom she had in her homeschooling program, Brie did a lot of writing and even some movie-producing in her own home. She knew she wanted to become an actress for as long as she remembers.

At the young age of six, she auditioned for the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, and is known to have been the youngest member accepted ever in the history of that conservatory.

Unfortunately, around the same time, her mother and father had a difficult divorce that was in the process of finalizing. Brie faced tumultuous times during her parents’ divorce, a challenge many can empathize with, but she didn’t let personal adversities hold her back. Braving emotional storms, she moved to Los Angeles with her mother with a dream to shine in film.

It was also around this time that she changed her name from Brianne Desaulniers to Brie Larson, due to a number of people in the industry having trouble pronouncing her last name, in addition to being a much more memorable and marketable name. Her first major role was in the show “Raising Dad,” but unfortunately that show was cancelled soon after it started. She then took on some additional roles in “Sleepover” and “13 Going On 30”.

After these roles, Brie Larson continued her acting career with other various roles in film and television. Some of her notable works include her lead role in “Short Term 12”, where she played a supervisor at a group home for troubled teens, earning widespread acclaim for her performance. She also appeared in other films like “The Spectacular Now” and “Room”, the latter earning her an Academy Award for Best Actress.

Apart from movies, Brie also ventured into music and released an album titled “Finally Out of P.E.” in 2005. Throughout the years, she steadily built her reputation in Hollywood, leading up to her most iconic role as Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and solidifying her place as an A-list actress in Hollywood.

Brie Larson’s Controversies

Brie Larson has always been vocal about her political and social views, and has faced her share of controversies and critiques throughout her time in the spotlight.

When she won the Oscar for Best Actress for “Room” in 2016, she used her acceptance speech to address the issue of sexual assault, a cause she passionately advocates for. While many applauded her advocacy, there were others who criticized her for bringing politics into entertainment.

Also, prior to the release of “Captain Marvel,” Larson commented on the need for greater diversity among journalists and critics. While she aimed to promote inclusivity, some misinterpreted her words as being against white men, leading to significant online backlash and attempts to negatively review the film on platforms like Rotten Tomatoes.

Moreover, at the 2017 Academy Awards, Larson’s decision not to clap for Casey Affleck, following his Best Actor win, was widely noticed. Many believed it was a silent protest against sexual harassment allegations leveled against him. While she was lauded by some for taking a stand, others felt she was passing judgment.

Brie Larson’s Activism and Philanthropy

Brie Larson is not just an accomplished actress but also a dedicated philanthropist and activist. Throughout her career, she has used her platform to support various charitable causes and initiatives:

Sexual Assault Awareness: Larson has been a vocal advocate for survivors of sexual assault. After winning her Oscar for “Room,” she hugged every one of the sexual assault survivors who joined Lady Gaga on stage for a performance, showcasing her deep empathy and solidarity with survivors.

Times Up Movement: Brie Larson is a staunch supporter of the Time’s Up movement, which addresses workplace discrimination, harassment, and abuse. This initiative aims to create safer work environments for women across all industries.

Equal Representation in Film: Larson has expressed concerns about the lack of diversity in film criticism. She’s called for more inclusivity among critics, highlighting the need for diverse perspectives to review films, especially those made by and about underrepresented groups.

LGBTQ+ Rights: Brie has shown her support for the LGBTQ+ community on various occasions, whether it’s through her roles or her public statements advocating for equal rights and representation.

The Women of Cinefamily: This was an initiative of the larger Cinefamily organization. Cinefamily, based at the Silent Movie Theatre in Los Angeles, was a non-profit organization dedicated to showcasing and promoting unique, experimental, and rare films. The Women of Cinefamily was an auxiliary arm that focused on celebrating the achievements of women in film. However, it’s important to note that the broader Cinefamily organization faced serious allegations of sexual misconduct in 2017, leading to its suspension of activities. Brie Larson, along with other prominent figures associated with Cinefamily, expressed shock and dismay at the allegations. Larson took to social media to voice her concern, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe environment for all individuals in the film industry and every workspace.

Inspirational Quotes by Brie Larson

Brie Larson, throughout her career, has made many statements reflecting her views on life, equality, and self-acceptance:

“I’m so in love with cinema that any chance I have to participate in any part of it, I’ll take it.”

“I’ve learned the best way to get someone to be vulnerable with you is to be vulnerable yourself.”

“I just won’t accept no from anyone. I won’t let anyone tell me what my limitations are. I’m going to continue to grow, continue to take risks, continue to learn, and transcend any and all boundaries.”

“In the past, I’d try to avoid confrontation by keeping my opinions to myself, but I’ve learned that you have to stand up for what you believe in.”

“When you put yourself on tape for pilot season, they send it to the network and they decide whether or not they want you. It feels like you’re trying to be approved by the government or something.”

“I’m learning with the older that I get that some feelings are just universal and that I’m not the only one who hates their hair or their life at times.”

“The more you are positive and say I want to have a good life, the more you build that reality for yourself by creating the life that you want.”