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EMMY ROSSUM BIOGRAPHY |
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| At only 18 years
old, Emmy Rossum is all ready to fill the shoes as the next big
thing, but you probably didn't know that. Popping up in
entertainment magazines all over the world for the past year,
Emmy has been deemed a bonafide star before even becoming one.
With a natural talent for acting and looks so sweet she could
sell Girl Scout cookies, Emmy is a rising star with plenty of
similarities to Liv Tyler. Born and raised in New York, Emmy
displayed a musical talent at a young age when she joined the
Metropolitan Opera's Children's Choir, performing with the likes
of such musical talents as Placido Domingo and Pavarotti.
Curious about a career in TV, Emmy made her television debut on
the daytime soap opera "As the World Turns," garnering plenty of
attention and quickly attaining roles on the made-for-TV movie "Genius"
and the ABC original movie "The Audrey Hepburn Story," receiving
critical praise for both. After guest-starring on several other
shows including "Snoops" and "Law & Order," Emmy's most
important appearance came as a young client on the hit drama "The
Practice." Her role on "The Practice" began a snowball of offers
that continued to grow with every year. Emmy finally broke into
film in 2000 in a number of small independent features before
snatching a part as the daughter of Sean Penn in the highly
praised 2003 drama "Mystic River." With a solid belief from film
critics that she's bound for stardom and a growing filmography
of award-winning indies and big-budget productions, Emmy's
success will rest on her own talents when she sets out to prove
everyone right. |
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