Kate Winslet has earned an impressive $65 million over the course of her nearly three decades of professional acting, according to Celebrity Net Worth. She's also one of the most decorated actors of her generation, with an Emmy (for 2011's Mildred Pierce), an Academy Award (for 2008's The Reader), four Golden Globes (for Mildred Pierce, The Reader, 2008's Revolutionary Road, and 2015's Steve Jobs), and a Grammy (for Best Spoken Word Album in 2000 for Listen to the Storyteller), according to IMDb.
Winslet has not taken her good fortune for granted, though. After skyrocketing to international fame in Titanic, Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio vowed to help the last survivor of the infamous ocean liner by donating money to a fund to help Millvina Dean pay her nursing home fees in England in 2009, as the Independent reported. Dean was about two months old when the Titanic sank on that fateful night in 1912. She was the youngest traveler on the ill-fated voyage. Winslet, DiCaprio, and the film's director James Cameron each donated $30,000 to the survivor's fund.
Winslet has also been a long-time spokesperson for Lancôme. In 2011, after narrating a documentary about a child with autism, she teamed up with the cosmetics giant to launch the Golden Hat Foundation to raise awareness and money for the 67 million children with autism worldwide, as Cosmopolitan noted.
Next up for Winslet is the HBO series Mare of Easttown, which debuts on April 18, 2021. Winslet plays the title role of a police detective in Pennsylvania. Mare investigates a gruesome murder while trying to keep her own personal life from falling apart.
