Emma Lo Bianco
Emma Lo Bianco is an English actress. She is known for her work on Time Is Up (2021), Devils (2020), Ritorno al presente (2021), The Broken Key (2017). She was born in London, 17 August 1984, to a British mother and an Italian father. She has lived in the UK, New York and Rome. Emma also speaks fluent Italian.
Emma Lock
Emma was born in North West London, England in 1988. Her mother is Spanish and her father, although born in London, is of Chinese heritage. In 1997, Emma emigrated to Hong Kong, where she enjoyed catching lizards and insects. She secured her first job as manager of a pet shop at the age of 11, and eventually worked up to part-timing in a vet's surgery. She also worked for an animal rescue centre, training feral and abandoned animals. Emma began her acting career in school, partaking in various plays and festival, street-theatre. Her debut theatre production was in a stage production of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', where she portrayed a classical rendition of Juliet. She was also cast as Viola in Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' and as 'Nancy' in 'Oliver!' Alongside her strong, classical performances, she enjoys indie film, landing the role 'Kim', in Tom Six's 'The Human Centipede II'. Emma has established herself in film, theatre, radio and animation both as an actress and as a journalist. Emma also works with her partner, Michael, who she met on the set of 'The Human Centipede'. Together, they run 'Mobile Menagerie UK' (animals for film and television) and visit educational centres to teach children and adults about their creatures.
Emma Loggins
Emma Loggins is known for Rise of the Superheroes (2018) and Syxx Sense Interviews (2016).
Emma Lopez
Emma Lopez is an actress, known for New Year's Evil (2020), The Devil's Ring (2021) and House of Dolls.
Emma Louise Birdsall
Emma Louise Birdsall is an actress, known for Love Child (2014), Voices Reaching Out (2012) and The Voice (2012).
Emma Louise Saunders
Emma Louise Saunders is an actress and writer, known for A Christmas Prince (2017), Don't Smoke in Bed (2021) and Skin Deep (2017).
Emma Louise Smith
Emma Louise Smith is an actress and assistant director, known for A Dark Path (2020), The Wasters (2012) and First Ladies (2020).
Emma Louise Webb
Emma Louise Webb is an Actress (screen and stage), Musician, Commercial Model and Writer from South East London. She trained at Identity School of Acting. She appeared in the TV show The Crown before moving onto films with Multiplex (2020) and HOST (2020). Emma is also featured in numerous commercials for the likes of McDonalds, Samsung and many more.
Emma Lowe
Emma Lowe is known for Brooklyn (2015), Foyle's War (2002) and Seven Women (2016).
Emma Lowndes
Born in Salford in 1975 Emma Lowndes was bitten by the acting bug at the age of eight when her school class was invited to take part in Opera North's production of 'Carmen'. Having been head girl at school and an English graduate from York University she managed to get a place at RADA thanks to Richard Attenborough, who championed her audition, and also to another Salfordian, Albert Finney, who helped set up the Salford Sport and Arts Fund which paid for her three-year course. Since graduation she has appeared on stage at the Manchester Exchange Theatre, where her performance in 'The Seagull' saw her nominated for an Ian Charleson award, and as the lead in 'The Rise and Fall of Little Voice'. For the Royal Shakespeare Company she was in 'Great Expectations, 'Therese Raquin' for the National and in the West End revival of 'Whose Life Is It Anyway?'. In 2009 she reprised her role as Bella Gregson' from the first series of television costume drama 'Cranford', where one of her many co-stars was Lisa Dillon, the actress who pipped Emma to winning the Ian Charleson award.