Frances Sholto-Douglas Net Worth
How much is Frances Sholto-Douglas Worth?
| Net Worth: | $1 Million |
|---|---|
| Source of Wealth: | Professional actress |
| Last Updated: | 2020 |
Frances Sholto-Douglas’s Net Worth 2020
Frances Sholto-Douglas is a South African actress with an estimated net worth of 1 Million dollars in 2020. Frances Sholto-Douglas is known for portraying as Vivian in the critically acclaimed film The Kissing Booth, and as Carmen in Black Mirror (2011)
How does Frances Sholto-Douglas make her money
Frances Sholto-Douglas’s sources of income and wealth come from her acting career. Frances Sholto-Douglas’s net worth is 1 Million dollars, as of 2020.
Frances Sholto-Douglas appeared as Taren in the film Samson in 2018, and she also played the role of Carmen in the episode Black Mirror.
In 2020, Frances Sholto-Douglas reprises her role as Vivian in The Kissing Booth 2. Her most recent work is a TV Series name Grow, stars like Lee-Anne Summers, Gideon Emery, Chris Fisher, Toni Jean Erasmus, and Meghan Oberholzer. The TV Series had no release dates for now.
Over the years, Frances Sholto-Douglas has starred in various successful films and Television series.
Frances Sholto-Douglas movies and TV series
- The Kissing Booth 2 (2020)
- Black Mirror: Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too (2019)
- The Kissing Booth (2018)
- Samson (2018)
- Troy: Fall of a City (2018– )
- Order of the Dragon (2018 TV Movie)
- The Dating Game Killer (2017)
- Blood Drive (2017)
- No Man Left Behind (2016– )
- Killer Instinct with Chris Hansen (2015– )
Frances Sholto-Douglas early life
Frances Sholto-Douglas’s full name is Frances Sholto-Douglas, Born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa. Frances Sholto-Douglas’s age is 24 Years old, and her nationality is South African.
Frances Sholto-Douglas Height
Frances Sholto-Douglas height is 5 feet 6 inches (164 cm) tall, and her weight is 125 lbs (56.7 kg).
Frances Sholto-Douglas Education
Frances Sholto-Douglas graduated with a degree in Theatre and Performance from the University of Cape Town.
