Chloe Webb Net Worth

Chloe Webb is an American actress and soundtrack born in Greenwich Village, New York on June 25, 1956. She is best known for her role as drug addict Nancy Spungen in the Sid Vicious biopic Sid and Nancy (1986), for which she earned New York Film Critics and National Society of Film Critics awards. Other notable credits include The Belly of an Architect (1987), Twins (1988), Heart Condition (1990), China Beach (1988), Tales of the City (1993), and Mat Day (2011).
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress, Soundtrack
Birth Day June 25, 1956
Birth Place  Greenwich Village, New York, United States
Age 67 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Cancer
Education The Boston Conservatory Berklee College of Music
Occupation Actress
Years active 1983–present
Notable work The Belly of an Architect, China Beach, Sid and Nancy, Tales of the City, Twins, Shameless
Spouse(s) J. Thomas Gelder (1975?-present)

💰 Net worth: $800,000 (2024)

Chloe Webb is a talented actress and soundtrack artist hailing from the United States. With her remarkable performances and contributions to the entertainment industry, Webb has gained substantial recognition and success over the years. In 2024, it has been estimated that her net worth is around $800,000, reflecting her dedication and achievements in the field. Through her versatile talent and captivating presence, Chloe Webb continues to leave a lasting impact on audiences worldwide.

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Biography/Timeline

1982

In April 1982, Webb joined Forbidden Broadway, an Off-Broadway revue parodying musical theatre, particularly Broadway musicals. Four years later, she made her film debut in Alex Cox's Sid & Nancy (1986); she portrayed the infamous, heroin-addicted Nancy Spungen, girlfriend of punk rock singer Sid Vicious. Her performance garnered best Actress awards from the National Society of Film Critics, the Boston Film Critics and the San Francisco Film Critics. Followed were the roles of Brian Dennehy's estranged socialite girlfriend in Peter Greenaway's 1987 drama film The Belly of an Architect; a young woman from Paoli, Pennsylvania with dreams to become a successful singer in ABC's drama television series China Beach; Webb appeared in only seven episodes. Other roles include Danny DeVito's character's eccentric girlfriend in Ivan Reitman's comedy film Twins (1988), and a cameo as a woman convinced that she had been abducted by aliens in Ghostbusters II (1989). Between roles in motion pictures and television series, Webb frequently appeared in several Los Angeles based stage productions: The House of Blue Leaves, for which she won a Drama-Logue Award, and The Model Apartment; her performance earned her a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award and another Drama-Logue Award.

1990

At the start of the decade, Webb co-starred alongside Denzel Washington and Bob Hoskins in Heart Condition (1990). In 1991, she had assumed the role of a hairdresser in the comedy film Queens Logic. The same year, Webb played a woman with a developmental disability who wins the lottery but her fortune leads to tension between her mother and sister in ABC’s made-for-TV film Lucky Day. There followed the roles of an Australian Red Cross worker in the drama film Silent Cries (1993), Debra Winger's character's colleague in Stephen Gyllenhaal's A Dangerous Woman (1993), and the eccentric Mona Ramsey in Armistead Maupin miniseries Tales of the City (1993). Other roles in this decade include Annette Bening's friend in Love Affair, the 1994 remake of the 1939 film of the same name, Robin Wright's character's friend in She's So Lovely, and Sandra Bullock's friend Carla in Practical Magic (1998).

2003

The turn of a new millennium found Webb assuming guest spots in several television series: CBS's Judging Amy (2003), FOX's House (2005), CBS's Two and a Half Men (2005), NBC's Medium (2005), and CBS's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2008). Webb reunited with Cox in 2009 for his film Repo Chick; she played Sister Duncan.

2013

Webb was born in New York City and grew up in various cities on the East Coast– depending on where her father, a bridge and road designer, was working. She spent much time with her grandmother, who resided in New York City. Webb attended Bishop Grimes High School before enrolling at The Boston Conservatory and later, Berklee College of Music. Originally, she pursued her passion in singing by singing in bars despite being underaged; she realized that even though she greatly enjoyed singing, she was better at acting.