Emily Browning

Emily Browning at the 2011 Hamptons International Film Festival

Emily Jane Browning (born December 7, 1988 in Melbourne , Victoria ) is an Australian actress .

Life

Emily Browning began her acting career as a child. She played Lady Macbeth in Macbeth as part of the Learning Co-op in Hurstbridge in the Australian state of Victoria . She took her first professional role as Opal Ritchie in The Echo of Thunder with Judy Davis in the lead role. Other appearances: The children's series Thunderstone (Thunderstone - The return of the animals); High Flyers and Forest of Dreams ; Something in the Air for ABC; regular guest appearances as Hayley Fulton in Blue Heelers on Channel 7; the guest starring role of Christie in Halifax fp - Playing God (Halifax - episode not run in Germany) and the miniseries After the Deluge with Rachel Griffiths and Hugo Weaving .

On screen, Browning played Rebecca Myers in The Man Who Sued God with Billy Connolly and Judy Davis, young Caitlin in The Curse of Darkness Falls with Emma Caulfield for Revolution Studios and Grace Kelly in Ned Kelly with Heath Ledger . Browning was also featured in Lemony Snicket , in which she starred as Violet Baudelaire and played against Count Olaf ( Jim Carrey ). She also appeared in the video Light Surrounding You by the Australian band Evermore . In 2011 she played the lead role as Baby Doll in the action fantasy film Sucker Punch and the lead role in the Australian drama Sleeping Beauty directed by Julia Leigh. Further film productions followed. Since 2017 she can be seen in the series adaptation of the book American Gods .

Private

From 2007 to 2010 she was with Max Turner, from 2011 to 2012 she was in a relationship with Max Irons .

Filmography (selection)

• 1998: The Echo of Thunder
• 1999: High Flyers
• 1999: Thunderstone
• 2001: blonde
• 2001: The Man Who Sued God (The Man Who Sued God)
• 2002: Ghost Ship
• 2003: The Curse of Darkness Falls (Darkness Falls)
• 2003: After the Deluge
• 2003: Lawless - The Story of Ned Kelly (Ned Kelly)
• 2004: Lemony Snicket 's A Series Of Unfortunate Events
• 2005: Checked Out (Stranded)
• 2009: The Curse of the 2 Sisters (The Uninvited)
• 2011: Sucker Punch
• 2011: Sleeping Beauty
• 2013: Souls (The Host)
• 2013: Summer in February (Summer in February)
• 2013: Plush
• 2013: Magic, Magic
• 2014: God Help the Girl
• 2014: Pompeii
• 2015: Legend
• 2016: Kill the King (Shangri-La Suite)
• since 2017: American Gods (TV series)
• 2018–2019: The Affair (TV series, eleven episodes)

Music video

• Light Surrounding You (Evermore)
• No Matter What You Say (Imperial Teen)
• Take Shelter (Years & Years)

Awards

Receive

• 2002: Young Actor's Award for Best Young Actress for Halifax fp: Playing God
• 2005: International Award for Best Actress for Lemony Snicket - Mysterious Events

Nominated

• 1999: Young Actor's Award for Best Young Actor Ensemble in the TV Movie / Pilot / Made for Video category for Echo of Thunder
• 2003: Young Actor's Award for Best Young Actress in After the Deluge
• 2005: BFCA Award for Best Young Actress for Lemony Snicket - A Mystery
• 2005: Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress for Lemony Snicket - Puzzling Events

Web links

Commons : Emily Browning  - Collection of Images

• Emily Browning in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Emily Browning at filmreference.com (English)
• Emily Browning in the German dubbing file