Most famous for her role as Agent Dana Scully in the cult classic series "The X-Files" opposite David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson's net worth comes from her years working as an actress in television, films and even theater, as she's currently nominated to a Laurence Olivier Award for her work in the English stage.

In the past couple of years, Gillian Anderson's net worth has grown considerably due to the fact that the British-American actress (who is bidialectal, which is to say, she speaks in both accents since childhood, depending on her context) has been a part of the BBC series "The Fall."

Now, as The Guardian reports, "The Fall" will come back for its third and final season, as the actress co-stars with Jamie Dornan, who has most recently made it big in Hollywood after starring in the madly successful film adaptation of the E.L. James novel "50 Shades of Grey" - and now he'll come back to more juicy drama, also giving Gillian Anderson's net worth a boost in the meantime.

The Daily Mail reports that, in the final series of "The Fall," Anderson's character (Superintendent Stella Gibbs) tracks down Paul Spector (Dornan), a serial killer she's been chasing since the start of the show - regardless of Gillian Anderson's net worth, it's for sure that the actress can still keep audiences riveted over her performances!

Of course, Gillian Anderson's net worth in fact come from a lot of places: in the last few years, she's also played a key character in the NBC drama "Hannibal," Dr. Bedelia Du Maurier; also, she's kept very busy in projects like "Johnny English Reborn," her work in theater in "A Streetcar Named Desire" and even playing Miss Havisham in a miniseries adaptation of "Great Expectations."

Currently, after almost thirty years in show business, Celebrity Net Worth lists Gillian Anderson's net worth as $25 million.