Luke Evans net worth
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What is the net worth of Luke Evans?
Luke Evans is a Welsh actor and singer with a net worth of US$9 million. Luke Evans started his career in the West Side stage plays “Rent”, “Miss Saigon” and “Pipa”. Since then, he has starred in a number of movies, including the 2010 remake of “Battle of the Titans”, “The Immortal”, “Fast and Furious 6”, Peter Jackson’s “The Hobbit” trilogy and “Professor Marston” And Wonder Woman. On TV, Evans starred in “Aliens” and starred in the miniseries “Pembrokeshire Murder” and “Nine Perfect Strangers.”
early life
Luke Evans was born in Pontypool, Wales on April 15, 1979, the only son of Yvonne and David. Before leaving religion at the age of 16, he grew up as a Jehovah’s Witness in the small village of Aberbargoed. Subsequently, Evans moved to Cardiff, where he studied with singing coach Louis Ryan. Soon thereafter, he won a scholarship from the London Studio Center and graduated in 2000.
Career on stage begins
After graduating from the London Studio Center, Evans appeared in many stage works in the West End of London. His works include “La Cava”, “Miss Saigon”, “Rent”, “Avenue Q” and “Taboo”. He made some breakthroughs in 2008, when he played the role of Vincent in Peter Gill’s “Small Changes.” The performance attracted the attention of the American casting director and won Evans a nomination for the Outstanding Newcomer of the Evening Standard Award. Also in 2008, he played the actor Yves Montan in the show “Pipa”.
Film career
Evans shined on the big screen in 2010, when he starred in four feature films. The first to be released was the biopic “Sex and Drugs and Rock”, in which he played the supporting role of Clive Richards. Next, he played the Greek god Apollo in the remake of the action fantasy movie “War of the Gods”. Evans’ other two movies in 2010 are Stephen Fries’ romantic comedy “Tamara Drew” and Ridley Scott’s action film “Robin Hood,” in which he played the nottingham policeman. Long thug. In 2011, Evans starred in four more movies: the action thriller “Blitzkrieg”; Paul WS·Anderson’s “Three Musketeers”; the black comedy “Flutter”; and Tarsem Singh’s fantasy action film “Immortals”, He played Zeus in it. The following year, Evans starred in the thrillers “Ash” and “The Crow” and the horror film “Nobody Lives”.
In 2013, Evans played two roles for the first time: in the second adaptation of The Hobbit: The Battle of Smaug by the villains Owen Shaw and Peter Jackson Tolkien in the action sequel “Fast and Furious 6” Bowmanbad. Later he will replay these two roles in the respective sequels of the film. In 2014, Evans played Vlad Drăcula and his other self, Dracula, in the fantasy action film “The Unknown Dracula”. Subsequently, he participated in the dystopian film “High-rises”, the action thriller “Letters from the King” and the psychological thriller “The Girl on the Train”. In 2017, Evans played the villain Gaston in the live-action version of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” and played the role of Wonder Woman creator William Moore in “Professor Marston and Wonder Woman” Don Marston. “His other famous works include “State Like Sleep”, “10×10”, “Ma”, “Murder Mystery”, “Anna”, “My Angel”, “Midway” and “Crisis”.
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TV career
Evans first played a role on TV in 2013, playing the real-life criminal Bruce Reynolds in the British miniseries “The Train Robbery”. His next major role starts in 2018, when he played the New York Times illustrator John Moore in the TNT era series “Aliens” based on Caleb Carr’s novel of the same name. In 2020, Evans voiced the character King Merriman in the Hulu animated series “The Sword of Crossing”. The following year, he played the role of Detective Superintendent Steve Wilkins in the three-part British miniseries “Pembrokeshire Murder”. In the same year, Evans appeared as an ensemble actor in the Hulu series “Nine Perfect Strangers”, with Nicole Kidman, Melissa McCarthy, Michael Shannon, Bobby Cannaval and Samara Wei Wen and others co-star. His later works include the Disney+ miniseries “Small Town”, in which he replayed the role of Gaston, and the Apple TV+ series “Echo 3” based on the Israeli series “Heroes Flying” and the novel that inspired it.
Music career
In addition to movies and television, Evans also ventured into the world of music. In November 2019, he released his first album “At Last”, which ranked 11th on the UK Albums Chart. The singles on the album include the cover of “Changing” and Pat Benatar’s “Love is a Battlefield”. In 2021, Evans began a tour supporting “Finally”.
personal life
Since being interviewed by the British Gay Times in the early 2000s, Evans has been openly gay. Although he prefers to keep his private life away from the media, he reportedly established relationships with Colombian actor Victor Turpin and Argentine art director Rafael Olara in the late 2010s. In an interview in 2021, Evans talked about his interest in having children one day.
