Liv Tyler's biography
Actress Liv Tyler, with her ethereal beauty and captivating screen presence, became a global sensation playing Aragorn's beloved in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, but her filmography is packed with equally memorable performances.
Early years
Liv Tyler was born on July 1, 1977, in New York, and is the daughter of model and rock singer Bebe Buell and the Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler. When Liv was born, Bebe had doubts about Tyler—who was struggling with alcohol addiction at the time—being a good father, so she listed her new boyfriend, musician Todd Rundgren, as the father on the birth certificate.
As Liv grew older, her resemblance to Steven became more pronounced, but the distinctive features that made him look unconventional gave Liv an incredible charm. In 1990 her mother took her to a modeling agency and soon the girl's photos filled the covers of teen magazines.

Career. First roles
In 1994, seventeen-year-old Liv landed a role in the thriller Silent Fall, playing the sister of an autistic boy suspected of murder. Despite sharing the screen with established stars, the young newcomer managed to steal scenes and capture viewers' attention.

Liv Tyler's best films
By the late '90s, Tyler was rubbing shoulders with Hollywood's biggest names: starring alongside Tom Everett and Tom Hanks in the coming-of-age musical That Thing You Do! in 1996, and with Joaquin Phoenix, Jennifer Connelly and Billy Crudup in the Inventing the Abbotts melodrama.

The 1999 adaptation of Onegin stands as one of the most compelling interpretations of Pushkin's classic. Tyler's brilliant portrayal of Tatiana Larina earned her critical acclaim. She perfectly captured Larina's essence as the epitome of feminine grace and spiritual depth. The picture also starred Ralph Fiennes.



The role in The Ledge stands out as a career-defining performance, with Tyler playing the controversial Shana, a character who initially repels audiences before gradually earning their sympathy as the story unfolds. The actress herself calls this work the most difficult of all her roles. On the set, Liv collaborated with Patrick Wilson and young Charlie Hunnam.
Tyler continued her TV work in 2017 with supporting roles in both Gunpowder and Harlots, then moved into psychological horror with 2018's Wildling, where she took on one of the lead roles. Tyler plays a sheriff who uncovers a horrific crime involving two teenage victims. In the gloomy story by director Fritz Böhm, the actress was accompanied by Brad Dourif, and James LeGros appeared in the image of a forest monster.
Liv Tyler's personal life
Unlike her father, Tyler has maintained a remarkably clean public image—no DUIs, no fights with paparazzi, and no tabloid scandals.
Maintaining a friendly co-parenting relationship with Langdon, Tyler focused entirely on her acting career and charitable work for several years.


According to Zoomboola.com, her net worth is around $50 million.