Marin Ireland Net Worth

What is Marin Ireland's Net Worth?

Marin Ireland is an American actress who has a net worth of $1 million. Known for her work on both stage and screen, Marin Ireland received a Tony Award nomination for her performance in Neil LaBute's play "Reasons to Be Pretty" and Independent Spirit Award nominations for her performances in the films "Glass Chin" and "Eileen." On television, her credits include the series "Homeland," "The Divide," "Sneaky Pete," "The Umbrella Academy," and "Y: The Last Man."

Early Life and Education

Marin Ireland was born on August 30, 1979 in Camarillo, California. For her higher education, she attended the Hartt School, the performing arts conservatory of the University of Hartford in Connecticut. Ireland graduated from Hartt with her BFA.

Theater Career

Ireland began her acting career on stage. In 2001, she made her off-Broadway debut in Adam Rapp's play "Nocturne" at the New York Theatre Workshop. The following year, Ireland appeared at the New York Theatre Workshop in the play "Far Away." She was subsequently in "Sabina," "The Beebo Brinker Chronicles," and "Blasted." In 2009, Ireland made her Broadway debut in Neil LaBute's play "Reasons to Be Pretty," for which she went on to earn a Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Play. Her subsequent credits included revivals of "After Miss Julie," "A Lie of the Mind," and "Three Sisters."

In 2012, Ireland starred as the titular French queen in "Marie Antoinette" at the Yale Repertory Theatre and made her British stage debut in Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida" at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. She reprised her role in "Marie Antoinette" when the show moved to off-Broadway in 2013. Also that year, Ireland was in the Broadway revival of Clifford Odets's play "The Big Knife." Her credits since then have included "Kill Floor," "Ironbound," "Summer and Smoke," "Blue Ridge," "Happy Talk," and "Spain."

Television Career

Ireland first appeared on television in an episode of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" in 2003. She appeared on the show again in a different guest role in 2006, and then appeared in episodes of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Law & Order." Ireland began landing bigger roles in the 2010s, starting with her recurring role as Aileen Morgan on "Homeland" from 2011 to 2012. In 2014, she starred on the short-lived legal drama series "The Divide," and in 2015 she began a main role on the crime series "Sneaky Pete." The latter ran for three seasons through 2019. Also during the decade, Ireland appeared in episodes of such series as "The Good Wife," "A Gifted Man," "Boss," "The Killing," "Masters of Sex," "The Slap," and "Girls." In 2017, she was in the acclaimed Lifetime television film "Flint."

From 2020 to 2022, Ireland played Sissy Cooper on the Netflix series "The Umbrella Academy," based on the comic book series of the same name. During that time, in 2021, she had a main role in another adaptation of a comic book series, "Y: The Last Man." Despite good reviews, the Hulu show was canceled after a single season. Ireland went on to portray Judy Hoback Miller in the Starz limited series "Gaslit" in 2022. The next year, she had a main role in the FX miniseries "Justified: City Primeval." After portraying newspaper publisher Katharine Graham in an episode of "Feud: Capote vs. the Swans" in 2024, Ireland starred in the Apple TV+ miniseries "Dope Thief" in 2025. She later had a recurring role on the Netflix series "His & Hers," based on Alice Feeney's 2020 novel.

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Film Career

Ireland had her first substantial film role in the 2007 romcom "Suburban Girl." She subsequently had a prolific year on the big screen in 2008, with roles in such films as "Rachel Getting Married," "The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond," and "If You Could Say it in Words." In 2009, Ireland appeared in John Krasinski's adaptation of David Foster Wallace's "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men." Ireland had her next major year on film in 2012, when she had roles in "28 Hotel Rooms," "Future Weather," "Hope Springs," "The Letter," and "Sparrows Dance." In 2013, she starred in "Bottled Up," and in 2014 she was in "Glass Chin" and "Take Care." For her performance as Ellen Doyle in the crime drama "Glass Chin," Ireland received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Female. She went on to appear in "The Family Fang" and "This Summer Feeling" in 2015.

In 2016, Ireland was in "Hell or High Water" and "In the Radiant City." She followed those with four films in 2017: "The Strange Ones," "Aardvark," "Sollers Point," and "Some Freaks." In 2018, Ireland appeared in "Piercing" and "The Miseducation of Cameron Post." She concluded the decade with a leading role in "Light from Light" and a supporting part in Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman." Kicking off the 2020s, Ireland starred in two supernatural horror films: "The Dark and the Wicked" and "The Empty Man." She continued appearing in horror and thriller films in 2023, with roles in "Eileen," "Birth/Rebirth," "The Boogeyman," and "Somewhere Quiet." Ireland received her second career Independent Spirit Award nomination for her supporting performance in "Eileen." She returned to the big screen in 2025 with a supporting part in the romantic dramedy "Materialists."

Audiobooks

Ireland has narrated a number of audiobooks, including bestsellers by Amor Towles, Frederik Backman, and Anthony Doerr. In 2020, she won an Audie Award for her recording of Kevin Wilson's "Nothing to See Here."

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