Lisa Marie Kubikoff: A Glimpse into the Hollywood and Love Chapters of Her Life

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff is a popular American actress and photographer. You might have seen her in movies like "Wonderland," "Rent Control," and "The Cool Surface." She is most known for being married to British actor and writer Cary Elwes. 

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff Wiki/Bio

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff was born in Agoura Hills, California, on May 9, 1971. Her parents are Sandra Carol Kurbikoff and Peter A. Kurbikoff. Her mother, Sandra, was from Westlake Village and passed away in March 2015.

It's believed that Kurbikoff's father originally hails from Bridgeport, Connecticut. She is an American and belongs to the white ethnic group, following the Christian faith.    

Lisa has three sisters named Donna, Darlene Wynn, and Janet. She also has a brother named Peter A. Kurbikoff Jr.   

During her high school days at Agoura High School, Lisa MariKurbikoff attended classes alongside Heather Graham, Aimee Graham, Shane Stanley, and model Beverly Peele.  

How Rich is Lisa Marie Kurbikoff?

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff's net worth is over $2 million. She earned a lot from acting and photography. Because of her work as a photographer for a famous TV network and her success in movies, she is obviously very rich and lives a super lavish life.

Whereas, Kurbikoff's husband Cary Elwes both have a net worth of $6 million. 
He is famous for his roles in movies like "The Princess Bride," "Days of Thunder," "Twister," "Liar Liar," and the "Saw" series.

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff Career Highlights

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff used to work as a photographer, although her current occupation isn't clearly known. In the past, she was involved in various photography projects.  

Kurbikoff contributed as a photographer for the MTV reality show "Pimp My Ride" and had her work featured in AutoWeek magazine. Additionally, Lisa has captured images for Robbie Williams' "Greatest Hits" album and worked with artists such as rapper Xzibit. Her photographic work has also been showcased in The Miami Herald.  

Regarding her involvement in films, Lisa had a minor role as a random partygoer in the 1994 erotic thriller "The Cool Surface." However, she has more credits behind the scenes, working as an additional crew member in films such as "Rent Control" where she was involved as a still photographer and associate producer, and "Wonderland" where she contributed as a crime scene photographer. 

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff Tied The Knot With Cary Elwes in 2000

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff met Cary Elwes in Malibu at a big cook-off in 1991. Elwes, an actor in movies like "Saw," thought meeting Kurbikoff was like a real-life fairy tale. 

When Elwes first saw her, he had some tickets for rides and asked her to join him. Kurbikoff agreed and Cary made a big impression on her.  

The pair waited a few months before going on their first date. In December 1997, they got engaged in Paris at the Eiffel Tower's Le Jules Verne restaurant. Cary, originally from London, loves Paris because that's where he proposed. 

Lisa and Cary got married on June 25, 2000. Seven years later, their daughter, Dominique Elwes, was born on April 24, 2007. 

Elwes mentioned in an interview that meeting and falling in love with Lisa felt like a moment from a character he played called Westley. He also feels the same kind of happiness about the birth of their daughter. Being Dominique's dad is his proudest achievement.  

The lovebirds along with their only child, Dominique allegedly reside in Malibu, California. The Westminster native, Cary once revealed he had always dreamed of living in beach city since he first visited it when he was a kid with his family. 

Elwes apparently got hooked on Malibu since it also happened to be the place where he first met his wife. 

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff's Husband is a Successful Actor

Lisa Marie Kurbikoff's spouse Cary Elwes is an accomplished actor known for his versatile performances across various genres in film, television, and stage productions. Born in Westminster, London, on October 26, 1962, Elwes pursued a career in acting that has spanned several decades.  

Elwes gained widespread recognition for his role as Westley in the beloved classic film "The Princess Bride" (1987), which remains a cult favorite. He showcased his talent for both drama and comedy in this iconic role, solidifying his place in the hearts of audiences worldwide.  

Throughout his career, Cary has displayed remarkable versatility, taking on diverse characters in films such as "Robin Hood: Men in Tights" (1993), a comedic take on the legendary Robin Hood, and "Days of Thunder" (1990), where he starred alongside Tom Cruise in a high-octane racing drama.  

In the horror genre, Elwes notably appeared in the groundbreaking film "Saw" (2004), portraying Dr. Lawrence Gordon, a role that further highlighted his range as an actor. He reprised this character in later installments of the franchise.  

Aside from his film work, Cary has also made impactful contributions to television. He starred in the acclaimed miniseries "From the Earth to the Moon" (1998), which chronicled the Apollo missions, and appeared in series like "The X-Files," "Psych," and "Stranger Things," among others.  

His stage presence is equally impressive. Elwes has showcased his talent in various theater productions, including "Richard III" and "The U.N. Inspector," demonstrating his prowess in live performances.  

Apart from acting, Cary co-wrote a book with Joe Layden called "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride." It is all about the cool stuff that happened while making the famous movie, and he tells stories about his life and career in it. 

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