Alfre Woodard

 Alfre Woodard, an American actor and producer, is an estimated worth of $13 million. Alfre Woodard is famous for her performances in such films as "Cross Creek," "Grand Canyon,"" "Heart and Souls,"" "Passion Fish,"" and "Clemency." On the small screen, she received acclaim for her performances on "Hill Street Blues,"" "St. Elsewhere,"" "The Practice," as well as "Desperate Housewives" in addition to her roles in a variety of TV films, including "Miss Evers' Boys." Woodard is also well-known for her advocacy and she has been nominated for 18 Emmys. She has been awarded four Emmys and an Emmy, a Golden Globe and Three SAG awards. She was the first black actors who won Emmys for several years. Regina King tied her record in September 2020. Alfre Woodard was born on the 8th of November, 1952 in Tulsa to Constance, a homemaker and Marion who was an entrepreneur as well as an interior designer. She has two siblings. As a youth, Woodard went to Bishop Kelley High School; subsequently she pursued a degree in drama at Boston University.Woodard began her acting career on stage when she made her debut in 1974 on the Arena Stage in Washington, DC. The following year she moved to Los Angeles, California.

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