Alison Pill has an estimated net worth of two million dollars. Alison Pill is a Canadian actress born in Toronto on the 27th of November 1985. Pill began her acting career as an actress for children in numerous films and television shows. Her first big break came on The Book of Daniel, the 2006 TV series. The roles she played in the films Milk (2008) and Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World 2010 and Midnight in Paris 2011 are the most memorable. Additionally, she has an important part in the television show In Treatment 2009, The Pillars of the Earth 2010 as well as The Newsroom. Her role in Martin McDonagh's The Lieutenant of Inishmore was considered for an Tony Award. The actress was awarded an award called a Young Artist Award in 1998 in her performance of a dancer on Degas and the Dancer. In 1999, she portrayed her daughter Annabeth Gish in the CBS drama God's New Plan, and as Naomi Judd opposite in A Holiday Romance. Pill was awarded an Young Artist Award again for The Other Me, a family-oriented fantasy that is based on the concept of the cloning process. Pill was also the stubborn daughter of Farrah in Baby the Family Drama (TNT 2000) as well as an untried Lorna on Life with Judy Garland, Me as well as My Shadows, an ABC biopic.
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