Uma Thurman

 Uma Thurman is an American actress with an eclectic filmography as well as a net worth of $45 million. Famous for her ethereal looks, she is probably best known for her collaborations with filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, who called her "up there with Garbo as well as Dietrich in the realm of goddesses. "Uma Thurman made the sort of change that many models can only imagine. She turned a modeling career that was successful into an even more successful career in film. She began modeling at age 15, appearing on the covers of such publications as Vogue as well as British Vogue. She had already played part in supporting roles in four films by the age of 18, which included the adaptation film "Dangerous Liaisons". The film received rave reviews by twenty for her part in the film "Henry and June", which was the first ever to receive an NC-17 classification. In the following decades, she was involved in such projects as "Pulp fiction" and "Pulp fiction," which won her a Golden Globe nod, "Beautiful Girls" as well as "The Truth about Cats and Dogs", 'Gattaca, and the television film "Hysterical blindness" that won her a Golden Globe Award. The actress got married and had two kids with the actor Ethan Hawke and divorced him in between all her acting and television roles. She went on to film such hits as "Kill Bill" and "Prime," among numerous other impressive roles.