Counting the Dollars: Bridget Moynahan's Net Worth and Hollywood Journey

Bridget Moynahan, from the United States, first worked as a model before becoming an actress. The 52-year-old star then moved into acting, starting with TV commercials and taking acting classes. 

Moynahan's first TV role was in the comedy show "Sex and the City" in 1999, where she eventually got a regular part as the character Natasha. 

How Rich is Bridget Moynahan?

Bridget Moynahan, an American actress and former model, has an estimated net worth of $25 million. She gained fame through her roles in various films and TV shows, including "Sex and the City," "Serendipity," and "I, Robot." 

Moynahan is also known for portraying Helen Wick in the "John Wick" series and her long-standing role as ADA Erin Reagan on "Blue Bloods" since 2010. Over 220 episodes into the series, her salary has increased from $60,000 to about $100,000 per episode, amounting to roughly $3 million each season. 

Additionally, Bridget co-authored "The Blue Bloods Cookbook: 120 Recipes That Will Bring Your Family to the Table" in 2017. 

Bridget Moynahan Lavish Lifestyle

In 2014, Bridget Moynahan invested $4.63 million in a 2,793-square-foot apartment situated in New York City's Tribeca area. This property features three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, distinctive arched windows, and elegant walnut floors. 

Bridget Moynahan Career Highlights

Career Beginnings 

Bridget Moynahan started her journey into the modeling world right after high school. Interestingly, she wasn't familiar with fashion magazines during her youth. Her modeling career took off unexpectedly when she accompanied a friend to a modeling audition in Springfield, Massachusetts, and ended up being the one signed by the agency.

Moynahan initially worked in department store catalogs while attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst. At 18, she moved to New York City. By the next year, Bridget was featured in high-profile magazines like Vogue and Elle, gracing the covers of several renowned publications including Vogue Paris in May 1993, Elle in October 1993, and Glamour, where she appeared six times. 

Reflecting on this period in a July 2004 interview, Bridget remarked on the lucrative yet transient nature of modeling, which led her to consider acting as a more enduring career. In addition to modeling, she ventured into television commercials, particularly for soaps and shampoos, and took acting and art classes. 

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Moynahan studied acting at the Caymichael Patten Studio in New York. Her television breakthrough came in 1999 when she landed the role of Natasha in HBO's "Sex and the City," eventually becoming a recurring character until her character's storyline ended with a divorce. 

In the subsequent year, Bridget explored the film industry with smaller roles in movies like "In the Weeds" and "Whipped." 

Career Breakthrough

Bridget Moynahan's big break in film came with the 2000 comedy-drama "Coyote Ugly," where she played Rachel, a bartender and dancer. This role was a significant turning point in her career.

Moynahan was drawn to the film because it centered around five strong, independent women. Although the film wasn't critically acclaimed, it was a commercial hit, grossing $133 million worldwide. She followed this with a supporting role in the 2001 movie "Serendipity," playing Hally, the fiancée of John Cusack's character.

Bridget continued to hone her acting skills, studying under Iris Klein. She then co-starred with Ben Affleck and Morgan Freeman in the action film "The Sum of All Fears," based on Tom Clancy's novel. In this film, she played Dr. Catherine Muller, Jack Ryan's love interest. Despite mixed reviews, the film was a financial success. She also appeared in "The Recruit" (2003), which did not fare well critically.

In 2004, Moynahan joined Will Smith in the sci-fi movie "I, Robot," inspired by Isaac Asimov's stories. She played Dr. Susan Calvin and, despite the film's mixed reviews, her performance was well-received. The movie was a commercial success, earning $347 million worldwide. Her subsequent film was "Lord of War" (2005), where she played Ava Fontaine Orlov.

In a shift from film, Bridget starred in the ABC drama "Six Degrees" in 2006, which explored the interconnected lives of six New Yorkers. The show debuted to a large audience but received mixed reviews and was canceled after one season.

Moynahan's next film role was in the 2006 thriller "Unknown." She also appeared in "Gray Matters" (2007) and played in Henry Bean's "Noise" (2008), which premiered at the Rome Film Festival.

Bridget guest-starred in "Eli Stone" in 2008 and was in "Ramona and Beezus" (2010). In 2011, she joined the cast of "Battle: Los Angeles" and started her long-running role in "Blue Bloods" as Assistant District Attorney Erin Reagan.

In 2009, Moynahan signed with Garnier for their Ultra-Lift skincare products. She played a key role in the "John Wick" series and starred in the action film "Crown Vic" in 2019.

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