Saoirse Ronan Net Worth – 2023

Saoirse Ronan Net Worth:

$9 Million

What is Saoirse Ronan’s Salary and Net Worth?

Irish-American actress Saoirse Ronan has an estimated net worth of $9 million. In the 2007 romantic war drama “Atonement,” Saoirse Ronan made her debut as a teenager. Since then, she has been praised for her leading parts in films such as “The Lovely Bones,” “Hanna,” “Brooklyn,” “Lady Bird,” “Little Women,” and “Ammonite.” Ronan’s previous film and stage credits include “How I Live Now,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” and “Mary Queen of Scots,” as well as “The Crucible” and “Macbeth.”

Early Life and Beginnings of Career

Saoirse Ronan was born in the Bronx borough of New York City on April 12, 1994 to Irish immigrants Monica and Paul. Her mother was a babysitter, while her father was in the construction industry. When Ronan was three years old, the family relocated back to Dublin, Ireland due to financial difficulties in New York. There, she attended Ardattin National School before receiving private tutoring at home.

In 2003, Ronan made her cinematic acting debut in “The Clinic,” an Irish medical drama. She then appears in the second season of the television series “Proof.”

“Atonement” marks the debut and breakthrough of a film career.

Ronan portrayed Izzie Mensforth, the daughter of Michelle Pfeiffer’s character, in Amy Heckerling’s romantic comedy “I Could Never Be Your Woman” in 2007. She appeared in “Death Defying Acts” and “The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey” in the same year. However, it was Ronan’s fourth release of 2007, “Atonement,” that proved to be his breakthrough. In the film based on Ian McEwan’s novel, she portrayed the young aspiring author Briony Tallis, who sets off a terrible sequence of events when she falsely accuses her sister’s lover of a crime. “Atonement” was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Supporting Actress for 13-year-old Saoirse Ronan, propelling her to prominence.

Continuing Movie Career

Ronan’s first main part in a film was in the science-fiction action flick “City of Ember,” which she landed after her phenomenal success in “Atonement.” In 2009, she appeared in the adaptation of the novel “The Lovely Bones” by Peter Jackson, opposite Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Susan Sarandon, and Stanley Tucci. Following this, Ronan appeared in the survival film “The Way Back” by Peter Weir. In 2011, she portrayed a teenage assassin in both “Hanna” and “Violet & Daisy,” both of which were action thrillers. Ronan continues to secure leading parts in high-profile films, such as Neil Jordan’s vampire drama “Byzantium,” the romantic science-fiction thriller “The Host,” based on the Stephenie Meyer novel of the same name, and Meg Rosoff’s speculative drama “How I Live Now.”

In 2014, Ronan had noteworthy supporting parts in “The Grand Budapest Hotel” by Wes Anderson and “Lost River” by Ryan Gosling. Following this, she starred in “Stockholm, Pennsylvania” and the Colm Tóibn-inspired love historical drama “Brooklyn.” Ronan was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of the Irish immigrant Éilis Lacey in the latter film. She was nominated again two years later for her portrayal of the title character in Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age drama “Lady Bird.” She was nominated for her fourth Academy Award in 2019 for her performance as Jo March in “Little Women,” another Gerwig film. Ronan’s other notable credits include “On Chesil Beach,” an adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novella; “The Seagull,” based on a Chekhov play; the historical drama “Mary Queen of Scots,” in which she portrayed the titular monarch; the romantic drama “Ammonite,” costarring Kate Winslet; and “The French Dispatch,” Ronan’s second collaboration with Wes Anderson.

Developing Profession

In 2016, Ronan relocated to New York City to begin rehearsals for her Broadway debut, a production of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible.” She portrayed Abigail Williams, a servant responsible for the murders of 150 persons suspected of witchcraft, in 125 performances. Ronan returned to the stage in 2021 to perform the role of Lady Macbeth in a West End production of the Shakespeare drama.

Commendations and Honors

Ronan has been nominated for many Golden Globe, BAFTA, SAG, and Academy Awards, among other accolades. Notably, she is the second youngest person in history to garner four Academy Award nominations, a feat she accomplished before age 25. The New York Times rated Ronan ninth on its list of the finest working actors of the 21st century. Ronan is regarded as one of the greatest actors currently active.

Personal Life and Campaigning

Ronan began dating Scottish actor Jack Lowden in 2018, with whom she co-starred in the film “Mary Queen of Scots.” She has citizenship in both the United States and Ireland. Ronan purchased a property in Greystones, County Wicklow, Ireland in 2018; she subsequently sold it in 2019. The next year, she bought a home in West Cork.

Ronan acts as an ambassador for the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children as part of her humanitarian work. She is also affiliated with the Home Sweet Home initiative, which aims to end homelessness in Ireland. By starring in the music video for Hozier’s song “Cherry Wine,” Ronan also helped raise awareness of domestic abuse.