If you're a fan of Rachel Weisz, then you'll likely know that she's appeared in plenty of popular films. You might have seen her in 1999's "The Mummy," 2017's "Disobedience," or 2018's "The Favourite." However, despite the fact that she's found success, it turns out that things didn't exactly turn out the way that she expected.

When asked by Stylist if she "ever had a game plan" the star admitted, "Yes, but it never worked out." She went on to offer an example, saying, "I've had times when I think I want to do something specific next. After 'The Constant Gardener,' I wanted to do a comedy. I just couldn't take anything else intense for a bit. So I turned down everything to do a comedy, which is a ridiculous game plan. And then a role comes along that you never thought of doing, and you connect with it, and you end up doing it."

While some people end up in unfortunate circumstances when their plans don't work out, Weisz's seemingly adaptive nature is perhaps one of the reasons why she's been such a success and now has an impressive $36 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. With that kind of money, she (and Daniel Craig) can afford to do things like buy and sell pricey real estate, including an $11.5million Manhattan penthouse and a $6.75million Brooklyn brownstone, per Page Six. Failed plans can certainly lead to some pretty nice places!

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