Carly Pope Net Worth

What is Carly Pope's Net Worth?

Carly Pope is a Canadian actress who has a net worth of $2 million. Carly Pope is known for her roles in such television series as "Popular," "The Collector," "24," "Suits," and "Arrow." She has also acted in many films, including "Orange County," "Various Positions," "Young People Fucking," "Textuality," and "Demonic."

Early Life and Education

Carly Pope was born on August 28, 1980 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She has an older brother named Kris and a younger brother named Alexander; the former is also an actor. Pope was educated at Lord Byng Secondary High School, where she acted in many plays.

Television Career

Pope had her career breakthrough in 1999 when she began starring in the WB teen series "Popular." She played Sam McPherson, a bright but unpopular high school student who is forced to get along with popular cheerleader Brooke McQueen, played by Leslie Bibb, when their single parents get married. The series ran for two seasons through 2001. Meanwhile, Pope starred in the ABC television film "Trapped in a Purple Haze" in 2000. She starred in several more television films over the subsequent years, including "First to Die," "This Time Around," and "The Ranch." Pope had her next main role in a regular series from 2004 to 2005, playing heroin addict and prostitute Maya Kandinski in the first season of the Canadian supernatural drama series "The Collector." After that, she had guest roles on "Young Blades," "Tru Calling," "10.5: Apocalypse," "The Evidence," "The 4400," and "Whistler." Pope also played the recurring role of lesbian drug dealer Garbo in the FX series "Dirt." In 2008, she starred in the Sci Fi Channel horror film "Yeti: Curse of the Snow Demon" and played Samantha Roth in the Fox television film "24: Redemption," based on the series "24." Pope reprised her role as Roth in the seventh season of "24" in 2009.

In 2010, Pope had a main role in the short-lived NBC legal drama series "Outlaw," starring Jimmy Smits. She went on to appear in episodes of such shows as "Motive," "The Tomorrow People," "Republic of Doyle," and "Rush." From 2016 to 2017, Pope appeared in recurring roles in two series: the USA Network's "Suits" and the CW's "Arrow." In the former, she played architect Tara Messer, and in the latter she played news reporter and love interest Susan Williams. Following those roles, Pope appeared in an episode of "Blindspot" and starred in the television films "I Killed My BFF: The Preacher's Daughter" and "Double Holiday." In 2020, she played Lily Cross in two episodes of ABC's "The Good Doctor," and in 2022 she guest-starred on NBC's revival of "Quantum Leap." From 2022 to 2024, Pope played the recurring role of Davie Adams, the mother of Bailee Madison's protagonist Imogen, in the slasher teen mystery series "Pretty Little Liars," the fourth television series in the "Pretty Little Liars" franchise.

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Film Career

After a small part in the 1998 film "Disturbing Behavior," Pope had her first leading film role in the 1999 science-fiction adventure "Aliens in the Wild, Wild West," in which she starred opposite Taylor Locke. She subsequently had supporting roles in "Snow Day," "Finder's Fee," "The Glass House," and "Orange County" and a leading role opposite Tygh Runyan in "Various Positions." Pope had another leading role in the 2003 mystery thriller "Nemesis Game." The next year, she appeared in the Canadian gay dramedy "Everyone." Pope was in multiple films in 2005, including the Canadian drama "Eighteen" and the American sports gambling drama "Two for the Money." In 2007, she starred in the comedies "Itty Bitty Titty Committee" and "Young People Fucking" and had a supporting part in the direct-to-DVD horror thriller "Beneath." Pope went on to star in the anthology film "Toronto Stories" and lend her voice to the stop-motion animated film "Edison and Leo" in 2008.

In 2009, Pope appeared in the ensemble cast of Buddy Giovinazzo's crime drama "Life is Hot in Cracktown," based on Giovinazzo's short story collection of the same name. A couple of years later, she appeared in the direct-to-video action crime film "S.W.A.T.: Firefight" and starred opposite Jason Lewis in the romantic comedy "Textuality." In 2013, Pope had a brief part in Neill Blomkamp's dystopian science-fiction action film "Elysium," starring Matt Damon. She was also in the action thriller "Ambushed." Pope reunited with Blomkamp in 2017 for the director's "Rakka," a military science-fiction short film that premiered on YouTube and Steam. She returned to features in 2021 as the star of the supernatural science-fiction horror film "Demonic." The year after that, Pope played the ex-wife of Jo Koy's protagonist Joe Valencia in the comedy "Easter Sunday."

Car Hijacking Incident

At the end of 2009, Pope and her brother Kris were driving in Downtown Vancouver when a man named David Fomradas jumped on top of their car and loudly exhorted them to run him over. Kris got out of the car, prompting Fomradas to hop in the front seat and drive the vehicle. During the incident, Pope suffered a broken rib and two cracked vertebrae, while her brother sustained serious ankle injuries.

Personal Life

With her husband, Australian actor David Lyons, Pope has a child.

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