Emma Carr
Emma Carr was born in Portsmouth, England on September 5th 1990 to British parents. In November 1995, Emma's family emigrated to New Zealand where she grew up with elder brother, Matthew. Shortly after her arrival in N.Z, Emma began singing and dance tuition and a love for Musical Theatre built. Her passion for the arts became apparent when she returned to Britain by herself at age 16 in August 2007 to pursue a career.
Emma Carroll
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Emma Carter
Emma Carter is known for Takeover (2021), Temple (2019) and Fear the Dark (2023).
Emma Cartledge
Emma Cartledge is an actress, known for Crossing Streets (2016).
Emma Catalfamo
Emma Catalfamo was an accomplished, creative, and visually-oriented person with extensive artistic interests. She was a graduate of Concordia University's Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema; specifically the prestigious Specialization in Film Studies program. This allowed her to both study film in an academic context and apply this knowledge to filmmaking. She also studied an MA Filmmaking at the London Film School, which allowed her to hone in on the craft of filmmaking. With a deep interest in framing the world, naturally she liked to do so with both film and photography. Her cinematic works deal with themes such as addiction, mental illness, unexpected pregnancy, and toxic masculinity, as well as oppressive gender roles in general. Emma died in her sleep in November 2021.
Emma Cater
British actress. Film credits include Profile by Director Timur Bekmambetov ( winner Berlinale Audience Award, winner SXSW Audience Award, selection BFI London Film Festival ), Wild Horses ( Official Selection Cannes film Festival Cinefondation, winner Best Fiction Film Royal Television Society Awards, nominated Best UK Short Film Raindance ), Loulou, Anna, Veterans, Seen and Heard. TV credits include The Silkworm, The Strike Series (BBC/HBO) Wire in the Blood, Class of 76 , The Doctors, The House Of Elliott.
Emma Catherine
Emma Catherine is known for Powerful (2018), Woman in the Maze (2023) and Hollow Men.
Emma Catherine Rigby
Emma Catherine Rigby is an award-winning English actress. She started working professionally and full-time at the age of 14, yet still managed to gain 10 A* grades at GCSE. She is best known for playing Gemma Roscoe in the BBC One drama series, Prisoners' Wives. Rigby also starred along side Ben Kingsley in The Physician and played the Red Queen in the ABC drama hit, Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. She has also worked with the director Tosca Musk on multiple occasions, in the lead role in A Cinderella Christmas, as Angie. Emma Catherine Rigby is a renowned artist and creative in many other realms, such as dancing, singing, writing and modeling.
Emma Catherwood
Emma Catherwood was born on December 7, 1981. She is an actress, known for Grace Unplugged (2013), Against the Dark (2009) and Holby City (1999).
Emma Caulfield Ford
Born as Emma Chukker and raised in San Diego, California, Emma Caulfield began studying drama in at the La Jolla Playhouse and the Old Globe Theatre where she won the distinguished honor of "Excellence in Theatre Arts". She picked up her drama studies once again at The American School in Switzerland (TASIS) in London, all before finishing high school. Caulfield, an award-winning actress known for her starring role as the young and beautiful demon-turned-mortal, "Anya", on Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) starting in 1999. Her role was initially conceived only as a guest demon-of-the-week appearance in a December 1998 episode but was called back for a few more guest spots when Joss Whedon recognized her talent. She appeared in most of the episodes the following season, and after that, was promoted to a full time series regular. She has starred in numerous films including the hit indie sci-fi/rom-com film TiMER (2009) as the central character, Oona Leary, a woman on the verge of 30th birthday who trusts that an implanted timer devise will tell her the exact moment she will meet her true love. Caulfield starred in the ensemble indie film, Telling of the Shoes (2014) as "Alex", the quietly suffering wife of a man with a deep secret. She garnered praise in the role of Sarah in the short film Hollow (2007), picking up a Best Actress award at the Beverly Hills Short Film Festival. She starred as "Caitlin Green" in the Revolution Studios's thriller, Darkness Falls (2003). She also starred alongside Chaney Kley as a young woman attempting to take care of her troubled 8-year old brother who is plagued by night terrors. Left to her own resources, Caitlin must tackle the legendary evil that haunts their small town in the dark. Caulfield spent 2010 juggling two shows, Gigantic (2010)and Life Unexpected (2010), in heavily recurring arcs. She is also a writer and producer. In August 2009, she and her writing partner Camilla Ransten launched the successful web comic, Contropussy. A decidedly female driven satire that showcases human behavior through the eyes of animals. She is also the co-creator, executive producer and star of the hit web-series Bandwagon: The Series (2010).
