Emma Hunter
Emma Hunter is an actor in Toronto. Credits include: CBC'S Moonshine, CTV'S The Beaverton, Letterkenny, Match Game, Spun Out, Pop Quiz and two galas for Just For Laughs. For CBC, hosting the 2018 Canadian Screen Awards, Fridge Wars, MR D, Save Me, Royal Canadian Air Farce, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, The CW's LA Complex, Degrassi. Recent films include, 3-Way (Not Calling), Mary Goes Round and The Broken Heart Gallery. Hunter is a classically trained actor and began her career in repertory theatre playing many of Shakespeare's greats: Juliet, Perdita, Isabella, Jessica and Phoebe. Hunter is Dora nominated, has a Canadian Comedy Award two Canadian Screen Awards.
Emma Hunton
Emma Hunton was born on August 26, 1991 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Good Trouble (2019), Happy Endings (2005) and Angel (1999).
Emma Hunton
Emma Hunton was born on August 26, 1991 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Good Trouble (2019), Happy Endings (2005) and Angel (1999).
Emma Hunton
Emma Hunton was born on August 26, 1991 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Good Trouble (2019), Happy Endings (2005) and Angel (1999).
Emma Imholz
Emma Imholz is an actress, known for Among Mountain Crags (2018), The Kill Switch (2014) and Suicide for Beginners (2022).
Emma Ishta
Emma Ishta is an Australian actress known for Stitchers (2015-2017), I Smile Back (2015), and Manhattan Love Story (2014). She studied as a vocalist at the Queensland Conservatory of Music until her modeling career brought her to Sydney, Paris, London, and eventually New York. She is married to New York playwright Daniel McCabe.
Emma J. Hawkins
Emma J. Hawkins is an actress, known for Love Never Dies (2012).
Emma Jackson
Emma Jackson is an actress and casting director, known for Son of the Mask (2005), Rescue Special Ops (2009) and West (2007).
Emma Jane Richards
Emma Jane Richards is known for The Aeronauts (2019), Infinite (2021) and Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014).
Emma Jansen
Emma Jansen is a Dutch actress from the small town Culemborg in the Netherlands. Her first introductions to acting were plays in elementary school and a pre-drama school program in high school. Instead of drama school, Emma chose to study Economics and eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue a PhD in Economics at UCLA. Seeing others around her pursue their dreams, she decided to quit her PhD program, find a job, perform improv and sketch comedy in the evening hours, and enroll in a five year dramatic acting program called Stephen Book Workshop. Since she completed this program, she has played Cristina in Sex and the Future on Amazon Prime and the desk clerk in Never and Again on BET+.