Venetia Stevenson - Net Worth, Salary, Age, Height, Bio, Family, Career

Venetia Stevenson is an English-American actress who is best known for her role in Charley’s Aunt. Venetia was formerly Miss Los Angeles Press Club. She was the cover girl of Oh Lala magazine in 1989’s Back to the Future Part II.

What is the Net worth of Venetia Stevenson?

Venetia Stevenson, an actor’s average salary in the 1950s was $3,300 US. Venetia’s net worth is estimated to be $2 million dollars. At a horse show, Stevenson won $300 US as a prize. She appeared in Back to the Future II in 1989, which grossed over $332 million US dollars worldwide. Her father’s net worth as an English writer and director was estimated to be $1 million US. Her mother’s net worth as an actress was estimated to be $500 thousand US.

Venetia Stevenson- Education, Family Life

Joanna Venetia Invicta Stevenson was born in London, England on March 10, 1938. Her parents are Robert Stevenson and Anna Lee. Her family relocated to Hollywood in 1939, shortly after her birth. Robert was a well-known director of high-brow films such as Tudor Rose and Back Street. Her mother, Anne, was a well-known British actress. Her parents had divorced by 1944, so she lived with her father and stepmother.

Venetia has a sister Caroline, a half-brother Hugh Howard Stevenson from her father, and three half-siblings from her mother, John, Stephen, and Tim Stafford. Tim, her brother, is an American actor who goes by the stage name Jeffrey Byron. In California, she attended a private school.

Professional Life

Venetia made her stage debut with her mother in Liliom in April 1955 at the Sombrero Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona. She appeared in CBS’s Playhouse 90 adaptation of Charley’s Aunt on March 13, 1957, alongside late actors Tom Tryon and Jackie Coogan.

On November 12, 1957, she appeared as Kathy Larsen in Sugarfoot’s episode Trail’s End. Darby’s Rangers, in which she played Peggy McTavish, was released in 1958, and Day of the Outlaw, in which she starred in 1959.

Films in Motion

Her film credits include Island of Lost Women, Jet Over the Atlantic, The Big Night, Seven Ways from Sundown, The City of the Dead, and The Sergeant Was a Lady.

The television

Venetia has appeared on television in episodes of Cheyenne, Colt.45, 77 Sunset Strip, Ozzie and Harriet, Lawman, The Millionaire, The Third Man, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.