Michelle Krusiec

Michelle Krusiec is a Taiwanese American actress, writer, and producer best known for movies like Far North, Knife Fight, Nixon, Popular, Monk, and Pumpkin. Besides, she also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for portraying the role in 2005 movie Saving Face.

Michelle Krusiec's Body Measurement

Well as an actress and model, Michelle has a well-maintained body like others actress. Her body weight is 55kg, her height is 5'5, her hair and eye color are black.

According to information, her body measurement is 32-26-34 inches.

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Michelle Krusiec's Early life 

Michelle Krusiec was born on October 2, 1974, in Taipei, Taiwan. Although her surname is Western, she is fully ethnically Chinese who was raised in the United States by adopted parents - her Taiwanese aunt and American uncle (hence the Krusiec surname).

Actually, her own mother was also adopted. Her mother was always superstitious about her birth because when she was in her mother's womb she was approached by a fortune teller who told her that her child is not going to live in Taiwan but in America.

At an early age, Ms. Krusiec was enrolled in Virginia’s gifted and talented program which culminated in her attendance at the Virginia Governor’s School for the Arts in Theatre. She won a Theatre grant to attend Virginia Tech University where she graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Honors degree in English and Theater.

She grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Krusiec studied theater at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, graduating with a B.A. in 1996, and later, from the University of Oxford. 

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Michelle Krusiec's Professional Career

Ms. Krusiec began her professional career at the age of twelve when a local talent agent first spotted her. She has since traveled and worked all over the world, including her native country of Taiwan.

In 2005, Ms. Krusiec’s work in the film Saving Face earned her a Chinese language Oscar Best Actress Nomination for the Golden Horse. The romantic comedy, starring Joan Chen and Ms. Krusiec, as her closeted lesbian daughter, won a Golden Horse Audience Choice Award.

Krusiec provided the voice of Ayame in the video game, Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven as well as she had also provided various voices for multiple episodes of Seth MacFarlane's animated series, American Dad.

Her interests include Asian cultures, African dance, and world music, all a result of having traveled around the world. She enjoys taking dance classes in everything from ballet to hip-hop.

Michelle Krusiec's Net Worth

Michelle Krusiec’s estimated net worth is $100,000. As an actress, writer, and producer she is earning a good amount of money. Like other celebrities, she is also well paid, her average earning is $50 per hour. According to the calculation or analyzing her annual income is $52,000.

Some of her movies have earned more amount of money that, there movie's budget like one of her famous movie" What Happens In Vegas", It's budget was $35,000,000, but its total box office collection was $ 219,152,646. That means she has earned a lot amount of money from this movie.

Michelle Krusiec's Personal Life

Krusiec's is a happily married 44 years old women who is now spending her time with her spouse Matt and her two children. She has also 2 brothers of her own. Michelle is an “extreme sports” enthusiast who enjoys hang-gliding and snowboarding.

According to her Instagram post, we can say that she is enjoying her life with her partner and family by traveling to different places, spending her time with her family.

She loves traveling, taking different dance classes like ballet, hip-hop, etc. She is not having any affairs or in a relationship. Besides she is having a happy married life with her husband.

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Michelle Krusiec's Social Life

According to news and different social media, we can know that she is trying to help different girls by various awareness program.

Once she has also told that"Girl Power to me is about making the most of your potential in life. It is important to have fun and work hard, but I believe everyone has gifts and talents. It's up to each of us to turn our talents into something truly special".