Geena Davis

  Geena Davis is an American actor also a producer, writer and model, with an estimated net worth of $30 million dollars. Geena was among the biggest film leading ladies of the 1990s and the 2000s. Her most memorable roles are "Thelma & Louise", A League of Their Own" and "The Lang Kiss Goodnight". Her birth name was Virginia Elizabeth Davis on 21 January 1956 in Wareham Massachusetts. Lucille Her mother worked as a teacher assistant, while William his father was an engineer. Early on, she became fascinated with music. She performed on piano along with flute and organ during her teens and was employed as organist for the Congregationalist Church. She was a student at Wareham High School, and was in Sweden in exchange as a student in which she mastered Swedish. Geena Davis received her Drama diploma from Boston University. She worked as a window model for Ann Taylor as a window model, until she signed the modeling contract she signed in the company of Zoli. Davis went on to be a part of a variety of movies, including "Buffalo Bill", Knight Rider", Riptide", Family Ties among others. The 1982 screen production "Tootsie" that received 10 Oscar nominations, was most profitable of the.