5 Things Not Known About Emily Browning

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5 Things Not Known About Emily Browning

Emily’s browning partner did face problems with her. It is fact that Emily Browning has down well on the screen and sings well also. Although she is an Australian she learned American and British accents.

Emily Jane Browning happens to be an Australian actress cum singer. She made her film debut in the television film The Echo of Thunder, and then also appeared in television shows such as High Flyers, Something in the Air, as well as Blue Heelers. Her breakthrough role turned out to be in the 2002 horror film Ghost Ship, which did introduce her to a wider audience. In 2005, Emily Browning had won the Australian Film Institute International Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Violet Baudelaire in the film Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events. Emily’s browning partner has had a setback of course as she did cheat on him.

The young Australian actress has rather proved that she can act well in just about any role. Emily Browning has handled romance, comedy, horror as well as fantasy in films. At the age of 28 years old, Emily has indeed already has had a prolific international acting career. She currently does star as Laura Moon in STARZ’s fantasy series American Gods. Laura happens to be the wife of ex-conman Shadow Moon. She did cheat on him and was not a very likable person before her death.

1. She started acting at a young age

Emily Browning happened to be born in Melbourne, Australia in 1988. As a young girl, she took much interest in English literature, photography as well as design, but at just 8 years old, her friend’s father was rather awed by her performance in a school play. Emily did begin to pursue acting. Her breakthrough role was in “The Echo of Thunder” and she did earn roles in a few Australian television shows. At 14, she happened to act in the American horror film “Ghost Ship” in 2002 and did win the Australian Film Institute’s Young Actors Award that same year. Three years later, Emily managed to win the Australian Film Institute’s International Award for Best Actor.

5 Things Not Known About Emily Browning

2. She was in “Lemony Snicket”

Emily is often recognized on account of her 2004 film “Lemony Snicket: A Series of Unfortunate Events”. As Violet Badelaire, she made her ark long with actors Jim Carrey, Jude Law, and Meryl Streep. Along with “Ghost Ship” and later in “The Uninvited” and “Pompei”, Emily carved a name for herself as a Hollywood actress. She also did continue to act in independent as well as lesser-known films including “Sleeping Beauty” and “Sucker Punch”.

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3. She took a hiatus from acting to finish school

On her success as a young international actress, Emily did choose to take a break from acting to finish high school in Australia. She had to refuse some major films, but she does not regret doing so. It was important for her to finish school. One role she turned down was Bella Swan in the “Twilight” movies. The part was passed to Kristen Stewart and served as her breakthrough film in Hollywood. When Emily returned to acting, she worked with “Twilight” director Catherine Hardwicke in “Plush” and was cast in 2013’s “The Host”, another adaptation of “Twilight” author Stephanie Meyer’s books.

4. She sings

Emily Browning is a singer cum lyricist and also an actress. She has come up with 3 studio albums. Her 2011 fantasy epic film “Sucker Punch”, made her perform several songs for the album of the same name. She also managed to record 2013’s “Plush” and 2014’s “God Help the Girl”.

5. She learned the American accent by watching Sesame Street

Emily Browning somehow taught herself an American accent early on itself. She claims that she indeed watched a lot of the long-running PBS children’s series “Sesame Street” to learn the American accent. Before this, she showed her skills with an English accent. With her talent cum poise, Emily Browning has indeed proved herself in Hollywood as well as internationally as an actress.

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