Embeba Hagos
Embeba Hagos is known for The Sound of Violet (2022) and The Rabbit Thief (2018).
Ember Burns
Ember Burns is known for Sweet Little Holly, Maximillian (2019) and Innerself (2018).
Ember Haze
Ember Haze was born on 17 April 1975 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. She is an actress.
Ember Husak
Ember Husak is an actress, known for Baby Daddy (2012).
Embeth Davidtz
Embeth Davidtz was born on August 11, 1965 in Lafayette, Indiana. She is known for her role as Miss Honey in the film Matilda (1996). Her parents, Jean and John Davidtz, were South Africans, with Dutch, English, and French ancestry. The family moved to Trenton, New Jersey, before returning to her parents' native country, where her father was a university professor. Davidtz studied at Rhodes University. Her acting started with the National Theatre Company's "Romeo & Juliet" for which she received good reviews. She got a small role in South African-filmed American horror, Mutator (1989). She moved to Los Angeles in 1992, and landed a role in her first American film, Sam Raimi's Army of Darkness (1992). Also, she appeared Television film Till Death Us Do Part (1992). After Director Steven Spielberg cast her in Schindler's List (1993) as Helen Hirsch. In Matilda (1996), based on Roald Dahl's children's book, she played the role of Miss Honey. She is most often recognized for her role in this film. She also starred in the Bicentennial Man (1999), which was released in 1999. She got a supporting role in the film Bridget Jones's Diary (2001), as Natasha. Also in 2001, her role included horror thrillers Thir13en Ghosts (2001). In 2009, she played Felicia Koons on Californication season 3. Davidtz played in Marc Webb's Spider-Man reboots, as Peter Parker's mother, Mary Parker. She married Jason Sloane on June, 2002.
Embla Hjulström
Embla Hjulström is known for Beck (1997), Lite som du (2005) and Fyra nyanser av brunt (2004).
Embry Johnson
Embry Johnson is known for Prodigy (2018), The Dead (2017) and Thunderbolt in Mine Eye (2020).
Emcy Joseph
Emcy Joseph is an Indian filmmaker. Vikrithi (2019) , his debut film featuring Suraj Venjaramoodu and Soubin Shahir, depicts a real incident and addresses the negative side of public journalism. He started his career in advertising media and worked as the creative director of Britelite/ Vinverth in Dubai Media City. Later he started his own production house, Peraka Media in Kochi. He has directed many commercial films for national as well as international brands across the globe. Other than commercial films, his works include popular music albums "Nee Evide", a romantic hit and "Lift up your head". "Petty'6", a well-received thriller/drama short film with Shine Tom Chacko is another notable contribution.
Eme Awatt
Eme Awatt is known for Half of a Yellow Sun (2013), 4:4:44 (2022) and Why We Don't Visit Anymore (2022).
Eme Ikwuakor
Eme Ikwuakor (pronounced Ick-Walker) will be seen next starring opposite Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson in the Roland Emmerich Sci Fi film, Moonfall set to release in theaters on February 4th. Ikwuakor is best known for playing 'Gorgon', one of the leads on ABC's "Marvel's Inhumans". Some of his television series credits include Counterpart, NCIS, How To Get Away With Murder, Victorious, Silicon Valley, Castle, Hawaii 5-0, Extant, and Netflix's hit series "On My Block". In addition to Ink, he has been featured in the films "Concussion" (with Will Smith) "Murder in the Dark," "Not Safe for Work," and "The Outlaw Johnny Black" opposite Michael Jai White. His next movie is the Russo Brother's "The Gray Man" with Chris Evans for Netflix. Eme is a triplet, one of six siblings (five brothers & 1 sister), born in Arvada, Colorado and the son of Nigerian parents. Eme's dad, Killian Ikwuakor, came to the U.S on scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines and graduated with a PHD in Geophysics and mother Patricia, currently runs a business in African Imports/Exports. Attending the University of Colorado on a track and field scholarship, he was considering a sports marketing major until an advisor recommended a theater major. Ikwuakor signed up and was quickly cast in the part of Tom Robinson in "To Kill a Mockingbird." It became a life-changing experience. Always fascinated by history and African-American rights issues, Ikwuakor then became heavily involved in the Interactive Theater Project in Colorado, a professional acting troupe that specialized in theater for social change. This experience became a great influence on his career goals. Ikwuakor is passionate about standing up for causes like Standing Rock, Race and Socio-economic related issues. During this period, he was cast in "Ink," the critically-acclaimed, locally produced, independent science fiction feature that won Best Colorado Film at the 2009 Denver Film Critics Society awards and was considered "one of the best films of 2009. (JoBlo)" He currently resides in Los Angeles with his beautiful wife Megha.