Lisa Marie Kubikoff, actor Cary Elwes' wife, has been an unwavering force propelling his and their daughter's lives forward. The actor once remarked that Lisa is his "actual princess bride."
Cary Elwes has captured the hearts of fans in the world of entertainment. But his ascent to success would not have been possible without the support of his rock, Lisa Marie Kubikoff.
Although Kubikoff has earned recognition for her sharp eye behind the camera lens, what often goes unnoticed is her other surprising talent in the entertainment industry.
Cary Elwes and his wife Lisa Marie Kubikoff attend "As You Wish" Book Launch at Pearl's on October 6, 2014, in West Hollywood, California. | Source: Getty Images
Cary, who was born in Westminster, London, England, won people's hearts worldwide as the handsome Westley in the 1987 movie "The Princess Bride."
Since then, his charismatic presence has continued to grace our screens. He has appeared in various movies and TV shows under his belt, including "Robin Hood: Men in Tights," "Saw," and "Stranger Things."
Throughout his illustrious career, the English actor has had one constant source of support: Lisa, his loving wife, who has stood by his side for over two decades.
Cary and Lisa's love story was reminiscent of a fairy tale romance.
Lisa Marie Kubikoff Is Cary Elwes' Photographer Wife
Cary and Lisa excelled in different parts of the entertainment industry. While Cary is an actor, Lisa, born in Agoura Hills, California, on May 9, 1971, is a skilled photographer.
In addition to her passion for photography, Lisa is also a producer and actress. She briefly appeared as a partygoer in the 1993 film "The Cool Surface."
Lisa has used her photography skills to create haunting stills for a few films. Her eerie photographs appeared in the crime scene of the 2003 film "Wonderland."
Cary's wife also worked as an associate producer and still photographer in the camera and electrical department of the TV movie "Rent Control."
Cary Elwes and Lisa Marie Kubikoff Are Still Going Strong after Two Decades of Marriage
Cary and Lisa's love story was reminiscent of a fairy tale romance. In a 90265 Magazine interview in 2020, Cary said he first met his future wife at the Malibu Chili Cook-Off in 1991.
He was immediately captivated by Lisa's charm and convinced her to go on a few rides using the tickets he was selling at that time. They began dating a few months later.
The pair dated for nearly ten years before tying the knot in 2000. They have been married for over two decades and still relish their joyful union. Cary shared their secrets to an enduring marriage:
"Communication and keeping our relationship alive. Learning each other's language of love is never a bad thing. And we always make time for date night."
The longtime couple enjoys sharing throwback photos of events on social media which sums up their tight relationship. Cary recently shared a photo of Lisa on Instagram during their wedding day, calling her "My actual princess bride."
He also swooned over a photo of them from their younger days as a tribute to their 21st wedding anniversary in 2021, describing his wife as a "gorgeous and wonderful woman."
Meanwhile, Lisa shared a black-and-white photo of them looking stylish as they went to the 1992 premiere night of the film "Bram Stoker's Dracula," where her husband starred.
It wasn't only Cary who shared about their special bond; Lisa also shared a similar snap in honor of their 22nd wedding anniversary in 2022, noting how lucky she was to marry her "best friend."
Cary Elwes and Lisa Marie Kubikoff Have a Daughter Together Who Also Shows Interest in Acting
The couple has an only child named Dominique Elwes, whom they welcomed in April 2007. Their child is now a teenager growing up beautifully, just like her proud parents.
The trio enjoys breathtaking vacations, and they recently visited Canoe House in Hawaii. Cary shared a photo of them as a family and reflected on how important it was to spend more time with his "wonderful girls."
Cary admitted in a 90265 Magazine interview that he was entirely unsure what Dominique thinks of his career, although he felt he became a cool dad in her eyes when he got cast in Netflix's "Stranger Things."
The doting dad said of his daughter, "She seems intent right now on going into the industry but I would support her in following her dreams no matter what they were."
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