Jennifer Lawrence’s Net Worth Is Truly the Stuff of Dreams

Born in Indian Hills, Kentucky, Lawrence got her start in acting with church plays and school musicals when she was just 9 years old. She modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch and landed her first big role in 2006 on a television show called Company Town and in 2007 on The Bill Engvall Show. In 2011, she was cast in Winter’s Bone as Ree and was nominated for a Best Actress Academy Award. She had officially made it.

By 2011, Lawrence had snagged the role of Raven/Mystique in X-Men: First Class and in 2012 she nabbed the role of Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games. For perspective, the X-Men movies she appeared to have raked in nearly $2 billion worldwide and The Hunger Games made close to $3 billion. Following her performance in both franchises, Lawrence went on to collaborate with famed director David O. Russell and star in Silver Linings Playbook, which she ultimately won an Oscar for. She worked with him again in American Hustle and Joy.  She is still the youngest artist to ever receive multiple Academy Award nominations. Following her David O. Russell phase, she continued on to star in Mother! and Red Sparrow.

Most recently, she’s been dipping her toe into producing and is currently working on three films as the producer and star: Bad Blood, Mob Girl and Untitled Lila Neugebauer Project.

In addition to her film career, Lawrence has been the face of several Dior campaigns. Although it’s unclear how much money she’s garnered from each, it’s safe to say it’s a healthy amount.

She’s next set to appear in the Elizabeth Holmes biopic Bad Blood.

So how do you make $130 million? In Jennifer Lawrence’s case, acting in and producing critically acclaimed films and blockbusters, and starring in Dior campaigns. Boom.