Hollywood Life: How much money the late actress made
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Maggie was a Hollywood legend. She played iconic roles in many classic films, which are still cherished and viewed today. She is survived by her two sons Chris Larkin, and Toby Stephens who both followed her in the world of acting. Their statement, reported by the Associated Press, read: “She leaves two sons and five loving grandchildren who are devastated by the loss of their extraordinary mother and grandmother.” Their statement, reported by the Associated Press
, read,
“She leaves two sons and five loving grandchildren who are devastated by the loss of their extraordinary mother and grandmother.”
As she lays down her wand to rest peacefully, many wonder about the fortune she amassed during her lengthy and successful career in the industry.Maggie Smith’s Net WorthAccording to
Celebrity Net Worth
, Maggie Smith’s net worth was estimated at $20 million.Who Did Maggie Smith Play in Harry Potter?The late British actress portrayed Minerva McGonagall, known as Professor McGonagall, in the Harry Potter franchise. Her character served as the head of Gryffindor House, which included Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), and Ron Weasley (
Rupert Grint).In a 2015 interview on the Graham Norton Show
, she was asked whether being part of the franchise changed her life. She jokingly replied,
“Well, yes, a lot of very small people kind of used to say hello to me and that was nice.”Maggie Smith’s Movies and TV ShowsThroughout her illustrious career, Maggie Smith appeared in a range of classic films, including Sister Act, Harry Potter, Downton Abbey, The Miracle Club, among others. She also appeared on many television shows including The Carol Burnett Show, which aired in the 1970s. For a comprehensive list of her impressive body of work, be sure to check
IMDb
.How Did Maggie Smith Die?While Maggie’s cause of death has not been revealed, her children shared that she passed away in a hospital in London, according to
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