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Biography of Emmy Rossum

Emmy Rossum is a famous Hollywood actress who became famous for her roles in films. She played the main character in the series Shameless and the films Poseidon, The Phantom of the Opera and The Day After Tomorrow.

Actress and singer Emmy Rossum

In addition to her acting career, the girl was also able to excel in the musical field. She managed to record several successful albums and shoot a couple of videos.

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Emmy Rossum's childhood and family

The future talented actress and singer Emmy Rossum was born on September 12, 1986 in New York. The girl was raised by her mother, since her father abandoned the family even before the baby was born. To feed and clothe her daughter, the woman had to work her main job at a bank and moonlight as a photographer. At first, Emmy thought that one day the doors would open and dad would come in, but the dream never came true. The girl never managed to get to know her father properly; she saw him only a few times.

Emmy Rossum as a child

At the age of 7, the young beauty demonstrated her talent by performing a simple song several times in all keys. The head of the children's choir, Elena Doria, was amazed by her voice and charisma, so she advised Emmy to continue improving her skills. Within days, Rossum became part of the choir and performed with various famous performers over the next 5 years. Despite being in demand, the girl received only $10 per performance.

At the age of 12, Emmy's ambitions grew, so she wanted to achieve real success. The girl decided to move on, so she signed up for individual courses to improve her acting skills with Flo Greenberg. Over time, he advised her to get an agent and start going to castings. Having listened to the guru of her business, Emmy soon made her debut on television.

Discography

Albums

Mini albums

Singles

Video clips

Acting career of Emmy Rossum

The first time he appeared among television cameras and Emmy spotlights was back in 1998 in the famous television series “Law and Order.” Thanks to her determination and assertive character, the girl managed to attract the attention of directors and be remembered by television viewers. A little later, in the same year, the actress played minor roles in two television series – “Grace and Gloria” and “Their Own Will”, as well as in the melodrama “Only Love”.

Emmy Rossum's height is 173 cm

She managed to achieve public recognition and become popular the following year with the release of the fantastic melodrama “Genius”. This time the aspiring actress got one of the main roles. In the story, Charlie has a sharp mind, but dreams of playing hockey. Unfortunately, nowadays it is very difficult for nerds to gain the favor of their peers, so they have to endure bullying. Having graduated from school 5 years earlier, the boy decides to enter an ordinary university, where a famous physicist teaches. The situation changes dramatically after Charlie meets an attractive young lady, played by Emmy.

Thanks to this role, an Emmy was nominated for a Young Actor Award. In the future, she admitted to journalists: “The role in the film “Genius” fully revealed my potential, so I still consider it the best of my entire career.” In 1999, Emmy received a supporting role in the crime television series “Bhounds.” Literally a year later, the actress could be glimpsed in the comedy melodrama “You Can’t Escape Fate,” and then in the main cast of the musical drama “Songcatcher.”

The next wave of popularity overtook the girl with the release of the biographical drama “The Audrey Hepburn Story.” Emmy was overjoyed when she got the opportunity to live the life of her idol. The film tells the story of the most sought-after, talented and incredibly beautiful actress who managed to become the number one star in Hollywood. The main roles in the film were played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, Frances Fisher, Keir Dullea and Gabriel Macht.

Emmy Rossum has starred in many films

In 2001, Rossum played a role in the comedy thriller Rock of Vengeance. Reincarnated as beauty queen Jenny Thomas, the girl is killed in cold blood by two classmates. In order not to be held accountable for what they did, the guys decide to hide the truth and place all the blame on another person. They didn’t even think that 13 years later they would meet Jenny again, wandering in the darkness in her hometown.

In 2002, Rossum appeared in the comedy melodrama “Appassionata.” This time the actress had to play the daughter of a Portuguese woman (Sofia Milos), who was forced to spin like a squirrel in a wheel after the death of her husband. The situation takes an unexpected turn after a businessman, played by Jason Isaacs, comes to town. At first, the adults were unable to find a common language, and then the daughter decided to take everything into her own hands. After following the man, Sheila learned that he was leading a double life, posing as a professional card player. Having gotten to know each other better, the guys made a bet: he should teach him how to win at poker, and she should convince her mother to go on a date.

Emmy Rossum and Leighton Meester

In 2003, Emmy received the leading role in the melodrama “Nola.” It was not difficult for Rossum to transform into a young girl who dreamed of becoming a famous singer. In May of the same year, the thriller “Mystic River” was released, where the actress played the daughter of an entrepreneur. According to the plot, three guys have been friends since school, but fun days give way to tragedy after their daughter is killed in cold blood. The director was Clint Eastwood himself, and among all the actors it is worth highlighting Sean Penn, Kevin Bacon and Laurence Fishburne.

Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler in The Phantom of the Opera

The following year, Emmy played a key role in the fantasy tragedy The Day After Tomorrow, which tells the story of the real end of the world. Dennis Quaid and Jake Gyllenhaal worked on the same set with her.

In 2004, Rossum appeared alongside Gerard Butler in the action-packed musical The Phantom of the Opera. This time the actress has reincarnated as an opera singer, who is helped by a mysterious stranger who dreams of elevating his beloved.

Emmy Rossum in the film “The Phantom of the Opera” In 2006, the girl again starred in the tragedy “Poseidon”. When a huge liner goes down, it is difficult to navigate and understand where the exit is, especially when it is turned upside down.

In 2009, Emmy played one of the main roles in the fantasy action film Dragonball: Evolution. The film tells the story of an extraterrestrial civilization trying to capture ancient artifacts and use them for evil. In the summer of the same year, Emmy got the main role in the melodrama “The Challenge.” The plot introduces three completely different teenagers who face difficult choices.

Emmy Rossum in the TV series "Shameless"

In 2011, the talented actress got a key role in the comedy serial drama Shameless. This time, Rossum has reincarnated as an eccentric girl living with her parents and relatives. Each episode is a new challenge that the inhabitants of the house try to cope with without unnecessary fuss.

In 2014, the girl played three key roles in the drama Until I Disappear (Maggie), the fantastic comedy Comet (Kimberly) and the drama You Are Not You (Beck).

Emmy Rossum in the film “Beautiful Creatures” It is also worth noting that the girl has celiac disease - a disease when the body cannot tolerate foods containing gluten and wheat. At the age of 22, on the set of MTV News, Emmy was unable to eat a cupcake, so she looked funny and comical to the audience.

Being a famous actress and talented singer, Emmy became friends with the star of the American television series “Gossip Girl” Leighton Meester and the famous singer Ashlee Simpson.

Filmography

Movies

A television

Emmy Rossum's musical career

Having played a role in the musical “The Phantom of the Opera,” the girl received many interesting offers to record her debut solo album, which would include classic songs.
She was forced to refuse because she loves modern music. In the fall of 2007, the first album, produced by Stuart Brawley, went on sale. At the end of the same year, another small album was released, which included three New Year's songs. Also during this year, Emmy released five video clips, among which the most famous were: “Slow Me Down”, “Stay” and “Falling”.

Emmy Rossum - Slow Me Down In mid-2009, Rossum decided to join the Counting Crows team and go on tour with them to different countries. Literally a year later, the girl met Alex Band and recorded a new track “Cruel One” with him.

Charity and participation in campaigns of public organizations

Rossum is an ambassador for YouthAIDS[16]. She is also an ambassador for PiNKiTUDE, a campaign that aims to raise awareness among women about breast cancer.[29] In addition, Emmy is an environmentalist. She appeared in several public service announcements sponsored by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC).[30] She also collaborates with the American division of Global Green, raising money for environmental protection and solving environmental safety issues[31]. On May 26, 2009, Emmy Rossum took part in a march of protesters who disagreed with the California Supreme Court's decision to ban same-sex marriage under Proposition 8 in West Hollywood.[32]

Personal life of Emmy Rossum

In 2007, the girl met music producer Justin Siegel, whom she eventually married. Their relationship did not last long, as the man found out about the betrayal. As it turned out, Emmy went on tour with the Counting Crows not only for the sake of her career, but also because of her lover Adam Duritz. Without thinking twice, Justin filed for divorce, and in the fall of 2010, Rossum became single again.

Emmy Rossum and Tyler Jacob Moore

In 2011, it became known about Emmy's affair with her Shameless co-star Tyler Moore. However, after a couple of years, the couple broke up without disclosing the true reasons for the disagreement. After that, the actress threw herself into filming.

Emmy Rossum and Sam Esmail

In 2013, the actress met the talented director Sam Esmail. A romance immediately began between the young people, and in 2015 it became known about their engagement. On May 28, 2020, Rossum and Esmail legalized their relationship.

Awards and nominations

Notes

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7. Thomas, Karen
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   From movies to music, Emmy Rossum is doing it all, USA Today
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14. Bloom, Nate.
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15. Morales, Wilson
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16. ↑ 1 2
    Population Services International: Youthaids Ambassadors
    (unspecified)
    (inaccessible link). projects.psi.org. Retrieved October 24, 2008. Archived May 29, 2007.
17. Jacobs, Evan
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    (unspecified)
    (unavailable link). MovieWeb.com. Retrieved May 12, 2008. Archived March 3, 2012.
18. Simonson, Robert
    . Austin Lysy and Emmy Rossum Are Romeo and Juliet at Williamstown, Aug. 2-13, Playbill News (August 2, 2006). Archived from the original on February 23, 2008. Retrieved May 1, 2008.
19. Parade Magazine Emmy Rossum Compares New Role to Childbirth
20. Bartyzel, Monika
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22. Exclusive: See Crudup, Dratch, Perez, Rossum, and Blakley Rehearse Saucy Play — Vulture
23. Emmy Rossum to star in Showtime pilot, Reuters
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29. Actress Emmy Rossum to Act as Official Spokesperson of PiNKiTUDE (unspecified)
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30. https://emmyrossummedia.com/videos/19/nrdc-action-fund-commercial-emmys-spot Archived March 24, 2012 on the Wayback Machine and https://emmyrossummedia.com/videos/18/nrdc-action-fund -commercial-feat.-emmy Archived March 24, 2012 on the Wayback Machine
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32. Emmy Rossum Pictures – CA Court To Issue Ruling On Constitutional Amendment Banning Gay Marriages – Zimbio
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36. Emmy Rossum Races For The Cure And Gets A Birthday Surprise From MTV News. (undefined)
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37. Emmy Rossum's Husband Files for Divorce (unspecified)
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38. Farber, Jim
    .
    New couple Emmy Rossum and Adam Duritz make sweet music together, Daily News
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39. Everett, Cristina
    .
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40. Emmy Rossum Engaged to Sam Esmail (English), People
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41. Emmy Rossum Marries Mr. Robot Creator Sam Esmail — See Her Stunning Dress
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