Adrienne Shelly Net Worth

Adrienne Shelly net worth is
$600,000

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Adrienne Levine (June 24, 1966 – November 1, 2006), better known by the stage name Adrienne Shelly (sometimes credited as Adrienne Shelley), was an American actress, director and screenwriter. Making her name in independent films such as 1989's The Unbelievable Truth and 1990's Trust, Shelly later took up writing and directing and wrote, co-starred and directed the 2007 film Waitress, which won five awards and numerous film festival accolades.On November 1, 2006, Shelly was found dead in her Greenwich Village work studio. Although her death was initially thought a suicide, police later arrested a construction worker who confessed to murdering Shelly when she caught him robbing her apartment. Shelly's husband established the Adrienne Shelly Foundation, which awards scholarships, production grants, finishing funds and living stipends to artists. In her honor, the Women Film Critics Circle gives an annual Adrienne Shelly Award to the film that it finds "most passionately opposes violence against women."

Full Name	Adrienne Shelly
Net Worth	$600,000
Date Of Birth	June 24, 1966
Died	November 1, 2006, Greenwich Village, New York City, New York, United States
Place Of Birth	Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Height	1.56 m
Occupation	Actress, director, screenwriter
Profession	Actor, Film director, Screenwriter, Songwriter
Education	Boston University
Nationality	American
Spouse	Andy Ostroy
Children	Sophie Ostroy
Parents	Sheldon M. Levine, Elaine Langbaum
Siblings	Jeff Levine, Mark Levine
Nicknames	Adrienne Shelly, Shelly, Adrienne
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Nominations	Independent Spirit Award for Best Screenplay
Movies	Waitress, The Unbelievable Truth, Trust, Serious Moonlight, Factotum, Hexed, Sudden Manhattan, Big Girls Don't Cry... They Get Even, Sleep with Me, Roadflower, Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Teresa's Tattoo, I'll Take You There, Grind, Sleeping with Strangers, Wrestling with Alligators, The Atlantis C...
Star Sign	Cancer

#	Fact
1	The particulars of her murder are re-imagined and dramatized in an episode of Law & Order (1990) (1990-2010). The episode is Law & Order: Melting Pot (2007) (16 Feb 2007) Season #17, Episode #15.
2	Adrienne's killer pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Diego Pillco, an illegal immigrant, admitted strangling her after she caught him trying to rob her apartment. He also confessed to hanging her and stage it as a suicide. At the time he was helping to renovate an apartment in the same West Village building where she had an office. He said he panicked when Shelly discovered him stealing from her purse and threatened to call the police.
3	Wrote the script to Waitress (2007) while expecting her daughter, Sophie Ostroy, who also appears in the movie.
4	Her professional surname was the first name of her father, who died when she was only 12.
5	Shelly's husband, Andy Ostroy, is the chairman and CEO of Belardi/Ostroy ALC LLC, a list-services firm.
6	Shelly's death was first considered a suicide. Days later, a 19-year-old Ecuadorian illegal immigrant and construction worker confessed to slaying the actress, whom he left hanging by a bedsheet from a shower rod in the bathroom of her Manhattan office/apartment. She was found by her husband.
7	Best known for her association with independent filmmaker Hal Hartley.
8	Was working on the film Waitress (2007), starring Keri Russell, at the time of her death. Shelly was the film's writer and director.
9	Of Russian Jewish descent, she made her professional debut in the stage production of "Annie" while a student at Jericho High School (New York).
10	In order to honor the memory of his wife, Andy Ostroy decided to create a nonprofit foundation that will benefit female filmmakers. Ostroy announced his intention to create this foundation 13 days after Shelly's murder.
11	Used a Greenwich Village fourth-floor apartment as her office, located at 15 Abingdon Square, New York, New York, USA.
12	Grew up on Long Island, New York, USA.
13	Has a daughter, Sophie Ostroy, who was born in 2003, with her husband, Andy Ostroy.
14	Listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1991" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 43.
15	Studied at Boston University, but dropped out after her junior year; then moved to Manhattan in New York, New York, USA.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Vibrator	2007	Video short
Waitress	2007		Dawn
Factotum	2005		Jerry
Tiger: His Fall & Rise	2004	Short	Terry
Dead Dog	2001		Mrs. Marquet
Revolution #9	2001		Kim Kelly
The Atlantis Conspiracy	2001	TV Movie	Samantha
The Shadows of Bob and Zelda	2000	Short	Zelda
Law & Order	2000	TV Series	Wendy Alston
I'll Take You There	1999		Lucy
Oz	1998	TV Series	Sarah
Wrestling with Alligators	1998		Mary
The Regulars	1997	Short
Early Edition	1997	TV Series	Emma Shaw
Grind	1997		Janey
Sudden Manhattan	1996		Donna
Kalamazoo	1995	Short
Opera No. 1	1994	Short	Fairy #2
Sleeping with Strangers	1994		Jenny
Sleep with Me	1994		Pamela
The Road Killers	1994		Red
Teresa's Tattoo	1994		Teresa / Gloria
Homicide: Life on the Street	1994	TV Series	Tanya Quinn
Hexed	1993		Gloria O'Connor
Big Girls Don't Cry... They Get Even	1992		Stephanie
Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me	1992		Dannie
Lonely in America	1990		Woman in Laundromat
Trust	1990		Maria Coughlin
The Unbelievable Truth	1989		Audry

Writer

Title	Year	Status
Serious Moonlight	2009	written by
Waitress	2007	written by
The Shadows of Bob and Zelda	2000	Short
I'll Take You There	1999	writer
Lois Lives a Little	1997	Short
Sudden Manhattan	1996	written by
Urban Legend	1994	Short

Director

Title	Year	Status
Waitress	2007
The Shadows of Bob and Zelda	2000	Short
I'll Take You There	1999
Lois Lives a Little	1997	Short
Sudden Manhattan	1996
Urban Legend	1994	Short

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Serious Moonlight	2009	writer: "The Coconut Song"
Waitress	2007	writer: "BABY DON'T YOU CRY"

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Revolution #9	2001	associate producer

Thanks

Title	Year	Status
Like Plastic	2013	Short very special thanks
Pretty	2011/II	Short special thanks
Spin	2011/III	special thanks
Disc-Functional	2011	Short very special thanks
Why Am I in a Box?	2010	in memory of
Serious Moonlight	2009	dedicatee
Who the Hell Is Brian D'Arcy?	2008	Video short in loving memory of
Waitress	2007	in memory of

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Downtown Film Fest	2006	TV Movie	Herself - Host
Searching for Debra Winger	2002	Documentary	Herself

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Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2007	Jury Prize	Sarasota Film Festival	Narrative Feature	Waitress (2007)
2001	Prize of the City of Setúbal - Special Mention	Festróia - Tróia International Film Festival		I'll Take You There (1999)
2000	Film Discovery Jury Award	US Comedy Arts Festival	Best Director	I'll Take You There (1999)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2008	Chlotrudis Award	Chlotrudis Awards	Best Supporting Actress	Waitress (2007)
2008	HFCS Award	Houston Film Critics Society Awards	Best Original Song	Waitress (2007)
2008	Independent Spirit Award	Independent Spirit Awards	Best Screenplay	Waitress (2007)
2007	EDA Special Mention Award	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	Best Leap from Actress to Director	Waitress (2007)
2007	EDA Female Focus Award	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	Best Woman Screenwriter	Waitress (2007)
2007	EDA Female Focus Award	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	Women's Image Award	Waitress (2007)
2007	EDA Female Focus Award	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	Outstanding Achievement by a Woman in the Film Industry	Waitress (2007)
2007	EDA Female Focus Award	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	Lifetime Achievement Award
2007	Grand Special Prize	Deauville Film Festival		Waitress (2007)
2007	DFCS Award	Detroit Film Critic Society, US	Best Newcomer	Waitress (2007)
2007	Humanitas Prize	Humanitas Prize	Sundance Film Category	Waitress (2007)