Gloria Stewart net worth
Gloria Stewart Net Worth: Gloria Stuart is an American actress, painter, singer, activist and bonsai master who has a net worth of $5 million. Born Gloria Frances Stewart on July 4, 1910 in Santa Monica, California, despite a long hiatus in acting for nearly 30 years, her Hollywood career Career is very bright.
Stewart is remembered for her numerous appearances on stage, television and film. As a third-generation Californian, Gloria changed her last name to “Stuart” because she said it balances perfectly with the six letters of her first name. A natural adventurer, she was still studying drama and philosophy at the University of California when she dropped out of college in her junior year to marry Blair Gordon Newell. At the time, she was performing at the Carmel Theater and working for the Carmel Newspaper. It wasn’t long before Stewart decided to head to Los Angeles and immediately signed with Universal Studios. Therefore, she starred in the films “Old Dark Room” (1932), “Kiss in front of the Mirror” (1933) and “The Invisible Man” (1933). She divorced Blair Gordon Newell in 1934 and soon married screen writer Arthur Hickman, with whom she lived happily for 40 years until January 12, 1978, when Hicks Kerman died of Alzheimer’s disease. They live in Italy with their daughter Silvia. Stewart began to paint. By the 1940s, Stewart had quit his acting career to open an art furniture store. A good start, she even sold some pieces in New York, Los Angeles, and several other locations. During this time, Stewart also became a bonsai master. However, in the late 1970s, she was deeply shocked by her husband’s death and resumed acting as her safe haven from grief. In 1982, she made a cameo appearance as Peter O’Toole in the film My Favorite Year. Later, she founded a fine art printing press called “Imprenta Glorias”, where she created a series of fine art books.
Stewart is once again a celebrity after playing 100-year-old Ross in Cameron’s film “Titanic.” This earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress, making her the oldest nominee ever. Gloria died of respiratory failure on September 26, 2010 at the age of 100.
