Robin Tunney Net Worth

Net Worth:	$8 Million
Date of Birth:	June 19, 1972 (52 years old)
Gender:	Female
Height:	5 ft 3 in (1.62 m)
Profession:	Actress
Nationality:	United States of America

What is Robin Tunney’s Net Worth?

Robin Tunney is an American actress who has a net worth of $8 million. She achieved her greatest fame as Special Agent Teresa Lisbon on the popular television series “The Mentalist.” From 2008 through 2015, she served as the show’s lead actress and made 151 appearances.

With her roles in “The Craft” and “Empire Records,” two cult classics, Robin Tunney became well-known in the middle of the 1990s. She has since appeared in a number of movies, including Niagara,” “End of Days,” “Open Window,” “Hollywoodland,” and “Looking Glass.”

Tunney played major roles in the TV shows “Prison Break,” “The Mentalist,” and “The Fix” at the same time.

Childhood

Robin Tunney was born on June 19, 1972 in Chicago, Illinois to Cathy, a bartender, and Patrick, a car salesman. Alderman Tom Tunney of Chicago is her relative. She grew up in the Orland Park suburbs and is a Catholic Irish woman.

Tunney attended Saint Ignatius College Prep and the Chicago Academy for the Arts for her education.

Career

Tunney made her acting debut in 1992’s comedy “Encino Man,” which also starred Sean Astin and Brendan Fraser. A few years later, she played a larger part in the coming-of-age movie “Empire Records,” which at the time garnered negative reviews but ultimately developed a cult following.

The Craft, a supernatural horror movie from 1996 that also starred Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Rachel True, and Neve Campbell, was more popular on the box office and over time developed a cult following. 1997, when Tunney appeared in “Julian Po” and “Niagara, Niagara,” was one of her most famous years.

At the Venice Film Festival, she took home the Volpi Cup for Best Actress for the latter movie. Later, Tunney starred alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in the action-horror movies “End of Days” and the crime movie “Montana.”

The survival thriller “Vertical Limit” and the science-fiction action movie “Supernova” are the two movies in which Tunney appeared at the start of the new millennium. Her later roles included “Investigating Sex,” “The Secret Lives of Dentists,” “Cherish,” “The In-Laws,” and “Paparazzi.”

Tunney appeared as the lead in the independent drama “Runaway” and the psychological crime thriller “The Zodiac” in 2005. The next year, she starred in “Open Window” and appeared in “Hollywoodland” and “The Darwin Awards” in supporting parts.

Then Tunney made an appearance in “August,” “The Burning Plain,” and “Passenger Side.” Her role in the comedy “See Girl Run” came in 2012. Other films she has worked on include the sports biopic “My All American,” the suspenseful “Looking Glass” and “Monster Party,” and the psychological drama “Horse Girl.”

Tunney debuted with made-for-TV films on the tiny screen. In “Perry Mason: The Case of Reckless Romeo,” she made her acting debut in 1992. In “JFK;Reckless Youth,” a television movie, she played Kathleen Kennedy the next year. The brief-lived CBS sitcom “Cutters,” in which Tunney played a major part, also starred.

She was a guest star on a “Law & Order” episode in 1994. Tunney made a comeback in 2003 to appear in an episode of “The Twilight Zone” after taking a significant absence from the medium. In the first season of the medical drama “House,” she appeared the next year.

Tunney started portraying the title character of Veronica Donovan, a real estate attorney, in the television series “Prison Break” in 2005; she stayed in the role for the first two seasons of the program. Taking up the role of FBI special agent Teresa Lisbon on the CBS crime drama series “The Mentalist” in 2008 gave her her greatest role to date.

Patrick Jane, a freelance consultant who co-starred with Simon Baker on the show, was played by Tunney, who stayed on for all seven of the seasons, which ended in early 2015. In the following weeks, she made cameos on “Love” and “Insatiable.”

On the ABC courtroom drama series “The Fix” in 2019, Tunney played the role of Maya Travis. The Fix was canceled after one season. Tunney has made a name for himself in the poker industry in addition to performing.

She participated in the “Celebrity Poker Showdown” episode of the Bravo game show in 2006, winning her table and advancing to the championship round. The Children’s Health Fund received $200,000 from Tunney’s second-place prize, which was actor Jason Alexander. Tunney took part in the World Series of Poker that year as well.

Real Estate

Robin purchased a house in Los Feliz, LA, in May 2003 for $780,000. At a price of $1.4 million, she put this house on the market in July 2015. Robin spent $3.6 million buying a home in Beverly Hills in the same month that she put her Los Feliz residence on the market. This house is currently worth between $5 and $6 million.

Personal Life

Tunney married Bob Gosse, a producer and director of movies, in 1997. In the end, the couple got divorced in 2006. Tunney was engaged to director of photography Andrew Dominik from 2009 until 2010.

She proposed to interior designer Nicky Marmet a short while later, on Christmas Day in 2012. Tunney shares a daughter named Colette and a son named Oscar with him.

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