Myanna Buring Net Worth Reveal

After completing the project, The Witcher, alongside Henry Cavill and Anya Chalotra, MyAnna Buring is already moving on to another one as she is working on a novichok poisoning drama in Salisbury. She's not technically British, but there are not many women who can thrive in the British drama world quite as much as her.

Born on September 22, 1979 [age 40], in Sundsvall, Västernorrlands län (in Sweden), and raised in the middle east, MyAnna Margaretha Buring Rantapää had acting connections since when she was in Muscat, Oman. Stegath Dorr, the horror filmmaker, was her childhood friend as they studied at the American British Academy there together. Both have come a long way since then.

MyAnna Buring is Originally Swedish.
Photo from: White Heat, ITV Studios

As with many actors in Britain, MyAnna is also a theater artist, so you know there is a lot you can get from her. Her net worth is pretty when you know about it, especially after being the associate director of the MahWaff Theatre Company. But her 50+ on-screen credits are not to be underestimated at all.

MyAnna Buring's 2020 Net Worth of $4.5 Million Was Collected Since Only Her Late 20's

As of 2020, MyAnna Buring's net worth amounts to approximately $4.5 million, mostly from acting of course. But that acting career didn't begin until she was 24, although she did study to be an actor from a young age. It was only a few years later, after her first TV appearance as Michelle Wynne in Murder Prevention, that she got fully invested in the acting industry.

'The Witcher' actress, MyAnna Buring controls a Net Worth of $4.5 million.
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With 55 acting credits to her name since then, she's been primarily working on horror/thriller movies. So it comes to no surprise that she would be called up for the TV adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's books of The Witcher. Her role of Tissaia de Vries, a mentor and a mother-figure to Anya Chalotra's character, Yennefer of Vanderberg, in The Witcher has been evidently instrumental in the storyline.

The Fortune-Piling Acting Career and Other Notable Roles

After turning 16 and completing her study at the American British Academy, she moved to the UK and studied at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA). She graduated in 2004 and has since been in the acting industry. She also studied Drama and Spanish at Bristol University. You might say 24/25 years of age is a little late, but she did make quite an impression since then.

She started out late but did it with a bang.
Photo from: Ripper Street, BBC

While her first TV acting credit may be Murder Prevention, her first movie came in a 2005 horror film, The Descent, as Sam. But before that, she'd been a part of several plays during her study at LAMDA. She continued taking the live stage even after her on-screen career kicked off. But it wasn't all that easy. While some roles might have been by chance, like any actor, she's also terrified when it comes to auditions.

If she looks familiar, perhaps you know her as Tanya Denali in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn two-parter. But that's not the only prominent role she's taken as an actor. From The Descent, she moved up to Doomsday as Cally in 2008, as Lotte in Vampire Killers, and reprised her role in the sequel of the former, The Descent: Part 2 in 2009. Besides those, some of her other movies include, Devil's Playground [2010], Hyena [2014], Hot Property [2016], and led the 2019 hit movie, Official Secrets, as Jasmine.

This should jog your memory; Part 1 alone made $712 million.
Photo from: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Summit Entertainment.

Buring does movies when she is not a part of TV series. There are plenty of them since she started out in Murder Prevention and Casualty in 2004. Her appearance in a 2006 Doctor Who episode probably was the one to get her recognized in the industry as she took on more TV and movie roles afterward.

The TV credits include guest appearances in Midsomer Murders [2008], Comedy Lab [2010], and Coming Up [2012]. Unsurprisingly, she's taken more recurring roles on TV. White Heat in 2012, Downton Abbey in 2012/13, Ripper Street for four years until 2016, and One Night in 2018 are just some of them.

The latest one in The Witcher as Tissaia de Vries was unsurprisingly spectacular. With a stellar cast like Cavill as Geralt of Rivia (aka The Witcher), Chalotra as Yennefer of Vanderberg, and Freya Allan as Ciri, Buring has been an important addition to the team. Tissaia is the head of the Aretuza magical school and buys quarter-elven hunchbacked Yennefer for a price less than for a pig.

However, it seemed Yennefer was not bought to be tortured or enslaved. Instead, she teaches her the use of her sorcery capabilities along with others like Mimi Ndweni's Fringilla Vigo. While the show got a lot of criticisms over the casting choice, the audience seemed pretty content with the presentation of the show when it aired on Netflix on December 20, 2019.

Watch: 'Tissaia de Vries' Buys 'Yennefer' for Only Four Marks But Not to Enslave Her

There are some of her theater credits that are absolutely required to be included here. Her most recent work has been with Lucy Prebble on A Very Expensive Poison in 2019. She plays a supporting character in the play based on Luke Harding's book. She also was a lead on the critically acclaimed, The Wasp, back in 2015, as she starred alongside Laura Donnelly as two close childhood friends who grow distant as their paths diverge.

Past theater credits include The Vote (Donmar Warehouse), Seduced (Finborough Theatre) and Strangers on a Train (Gielgud Theatre).