Amy Smart

American actress and model Amy Lyle Smart appeared at the Dream Factory in 2000, after the release of the Hollywood comedy Road Adventure. And Amy managed to gain a foothold in the Hollywood Hills in 2004, when the thriller The Butterfly Effect, starring Ashton Kutcher and Smart, was released on wide screens.

For 17 years, the number of projects in which the star starred has reached fifty, but the most striking film with the participation of Amy Smart fans call the black comedy "Adrenaline", where Amy Light played Eve, the beloved girl of the main character.

The future Hollywood actress was born in the spring of 1976 in the Californian town of Topanga Canyon. Amy's mother, Judy Smart, had an attitude to art. The woman worked in the largest art museum in California and the West Coast - the Paul Getty Museum. The head of the family - John Smart - sales manager, was far from the world of cinema and theater.

The young blonde beauty made her catwalk debut at the age of 13. As a model, she visited the world fashion capitals - Paris and Rome, went to shows in Mexico and Tahiti. From early childhood, fragile and plastic Amy Smart attended ballet, giving this beautiful form of art 10 years.

Her friend, actress and model Vinesa Shaw, was decisive in her choice of profession. Thanks to Vinesa, Amy attended the drama club from the age of 16, where she honed her acting skills.

Amy Smart's cinematic biography began in 1996 with an episode in the TV series Seduction by Madness: The Story of Diana Borchard. In the same year she starred in a tiny role in the film "A&P", the plot of which is based on a story by John Updike.

1997 turned out to be more generous for major roles. The aspiring actress was entrusted with the image of the co-pilot Lambreiser in the fantastic action movie Starship Troopers by Paul Verhoeven, who became famous for his movie hits Basic Instinct and Robocop. In the same year, Smart got a secondary role in the drama "Suicide".

Films "Vicious Circle", "Star Fever" and "Brookfield" in the late 1990s did not bring much success to the actress, but Brian Robbins' comedy "The Student Team", which premiered in 1999, made Amy Smart recognizable. In the company of James Van Der Beek, Jon Voight, Paul Walker and Scott Caan, the girl starred as the quarterback's girlfriend. The spectators liked the sports melodrama and won many awards.

Amy Smart opened the new century with bright roles in the popular mini-series "Seventies" and Jerry Zucker's adventure comedy "Rat Race" - a brilliant project with the participation of British comedian Rowan Atkinson (the famous Mr. Bean) and Hollywood star Whoopi Goldberg.

Fame for Amy Smart came in the 2000s. American producer and filmmaker Todd Phillips presented a road movie (travel movie) comedy film entitled "Road Adventure" to the audience. Amy played the main character - Beth Wagner.

2 years later, in 2002, the Californian star starred in the second "road" film - Bob Gale's sparkling comedy "Highway 60". In the comedy parable, Gale has a star cast of actors Gary Oldman, James Marsden and Christopher Lloyd. Amy Smart appeared as the girl Lynn Linden, with whom the hero of James Marsden spent the night at the Fork Motel.

The actress learned what fame is in 2004 after the premiere of the thriller The Butterfly Effect, where she starred in tandem with Ashton Kutcher. The tape script is based on the concept of the butterfly effect (a term in natural sciences) from chaos theory. The sci-fi drama was nominated for the Saturn Award, with audiences and film critics talking about the cast.

The actress managed to gain a foothold in Hollywood after the release in the same 2004 of Todd Phillips's action-comedy "Killer Couple", where Amy Smart shone in the company of Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Snoop Dogg and Vince Vaughn.

After some lull, Smart was again loudly talked about in Hollywood: in August 2006, the premiere of the black comedy "Adrenaline" with Jason Statham and Amy Smart in the lead roles took place. The heroine Eve, Cheva Chelios's girlfriend, was extremely popular with the audience.

In 2009, the sequel to the thriller was released - "Adrenaline 2: High Voltage", in which the "sweet couple" Statham-Smart appeared again. Amy again struck the audience with a charming smile and pole dance.

The actress, who was included in the rating of the 100 sexiest women in the world in 2002, after filming the sequel, took 31st place in the Hot-100 rating of Maxim magazine. No wonder, because in the sequel Amy had several erotic scenes in which she without hesitation starred naked.

In 2011, fans saw Amy Smart on the TV series Shameless. This is a comedy-drama directed by Paul Abbott, based on the English film of the same name.

In the same year, Smart appeared in another rating project - the action movie "Brotherhood by Blood" by Michael Pavone. And again in the title role and in the stellar company of Hollywood colleagues John Cena, Ethan Embry and Boyd Holbrooke. 2014 brought Amy Smart bright roles in the action movie "Crossfire" with Willem Dafoe and Matt Dillon and the comedy "The Single Moms Club".

The sexy TV personality, who got into the ratings of men's gloss, met with colleague Brandon Williams for 15 years. But romantic feelings dried up, and the couple never made it to the crown.

In November 2010, the star met model and TV presenter Carter Usterhouse, and in September 2011 she married him. Their romance lasted a year and ended in marriage.

For many years, the actress tried to recover from infertility, but to no avail. This circumstance greatly darkened the life of the spouses.

The Hollywood actress is left-handed and vegetarian.

In December 2016, the TV series Shameless, which started in 2011, was extended by the producers for the 8th season. The season premiered in early November 2017. Amy has played Jasmine Hollander's character in all seasons.

December 2016 brought happiness to the family of Amy Smart and Carter Usterhouse. The 40-year-old star of The Butterfly Effect and Adrenaline has become a mother. In January 2017, the actress announced the birth of her daughter Flora, who was carried by a surrogate mother.

1996 - "A&P" 1997 - "Suicide" 1998 - "Star Rush" 2000 - "Seventies" 2000 - "Road Trip" 2001 - "Rat Race" 2002 - "Route 60" 2004 - "The Butterfly Effect" 2004 - "Willoughby" 2004 - Starsky and Hutch 2005 - Just Friends 2006 - Adrenaline 2009 - Love and Dancing 2009 - Adrenaline 2: High Voltage 2003-2009 - Clinic 2011 - House of the Rising Sun 2014 - Single Moms Club 2011-2016 - Shameless

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Amy Smart Net Worth 2021

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.1M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $611.6K - $1.1M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2020

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.4M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $914.5K - $1.2M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2019

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.1M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $824.2K - $1.6M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2018

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.1M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $682.2K - $2M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2017

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.6M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $842K - $1.5M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2016

Amy Smart 's revenue is $2M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $638.3K - $1.6M.

Amy Smart Net Worth 2015

Amy Smart 's revenue is $1.2M in 2015. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Amy Smart and could vary in the range between $636.5K - $1.2M.

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