Anna Chlumsky is an American actress. When Anna Chlumsky was just a young girl, she landed a major part in the 1991 coming-of-age movie “My Girl.” Since then, she has acted in several independent motion pictures, with credits that include “In the Loop,” “Blood Car,” and “The End of the Tour.”
Between 2012 and 2019, Chlumsky’s most notable achievements were the six Emmy Award nominations she received for her role as Amy Brookheimer on the HBO comedy series “Veep.”
Anna Chlumsky’s Net Worth
Anna Chlumsky is estimated to have a net worth of $5 million in 2023. Her professional acting career provides her with her net worth. As a paid movie actress, she earns money. Anna also makes money from sponsorships, endorsements, and brand promotions.
Anna Chlumsky Early Life
Anna Chlumsky was born on December 3, 1980, in Chicago, Illinois to Nancy, an actress, singer, and former flight attendant, and Frank Jr., a saxophone player and chef. She was brought up Catholic and has Czech and Croatian ancestry.
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Anna Chlumsky Film Career
After starring in an advertisement alongside her mother, Chlumsky made her big screen debut in John Hughes’ 1989 comedy “Uncle Buck.” Her breakthrough performance came two years later in the coming-of-age dramedy “My Girl,” where she portrayed Vada Sultenfuss, a young child living in Madison, Pennsylvania in the 1970s. Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Macaulay Culkin—another child actor—were also in the cast.
In the 1994 follow-up “My Girl 2,” Chlumsky returned to her role, but Austin O’Brien replaced Culkin in the cast. The same year, she starred in the fantasy comedy “Trading Mom,” which was adapted from Nancy Brelis’s book of the same name, with Sissy Spacek.
The adventure movie “Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain,” in which Chlumsky and Christina Ricci portrayed two teenagers looking for a gold cache in the Pacific Northwest, was her only other film credit from the 1990s.
In 2007, Chlumsky made a comeback to the big screen with a part in the indie black comedy “Blood Car.” She then appeared in “Eavesdrop.” Following that, Chlumsky landed one of her biggest roles in 2009, as State Department assistant Liza Weld in political satire “In the Loop,” a spinoff of Armando Iannucci’s BBC series “The Thick of It.” She starred alongside Bryan Greenberg, Scott Porter, and Alexis Bledel in the romantic comedy “The Good Guy” that same year.
Chlumsky starred in two comedies at the beginning of the decade: “The Pill” and “Bert and Arnie’s Guide to Friendship.” She acted in two dramas later in the decade: “Hala,” which followed a Pakistani-American Muslim girl navigating cultural conflicts between her family and her personal desires, and “The End of the Tour,” which starred Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Segel.
Anna Chlumsky Personal Life
Chlumsky became engaged to Army Reserve member Shaun So in 2007. The two had met in 2000 while attending the University of Chicago. Clara and Penny are their two daughters; they were married in 2008.
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