Emily browning and Emily Bett

Emily Browning one of Australia's richest movie stars was born on the 7th December 1988. Australian actress. She played Babydoll (the adult counterpart of Babydoll) in the action-fantasy film Sucker Punch. Cassia played Cassia on screen in Pompeii. She was the first actress to play the lead character in the Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events with Jim Carrey. Browning made her debut part as an actor on Hallmark Channel's The Echo of Thunder, the 1998 movie. Additional performances in Australian productions for television and film followed. There were roles on the television programs Blue Heelers, from 2000 until 2002, and Something in the Air, from 2000 till 2001. Browning was played in 2001 as the daughter actor Billy Connolly's character, who was the role of Billy Connolly The Man Who Sued God. Emily Bett..................Emily Bett Rickards is one of the most popular and richest Actor who was born on July 24 1991 in Vancouver British Columbia Canada. Emily Bett Rickards, born July 24, the 24th of July in the city of Vancouver British Columbia Canada is an actress. Canadian actress. Felicity Smoak is most well-known for being her character in The CW show Arrow, that was her first TV credit. The Arrowverse television series The Flash Legends of Tomorrow as well as Supergirl included the Smoak character. Also, she appeared in Vixen - an animated webseries. Rickards was also Rickards in spin-offs of The Arrowverse series. Arrowverse, The Flash Legends of Tomorrow Supergirl. She has also voiced Vixen. In 2013, she also voiced Felicity who was a character from Bose's web-based Blood Rush promotional show. The series featured her characters Roy Harper and Quentin Lance. Rickards had a part as the support character in Brooklyn the Oscar-nominated film. Rickards auditioned over Skype in the presence of John Crowley, the director of Brooklyn. The agent of hers arranged for her to do so. Her scenes were filmed in Montreal and when she spoke about her shooting experience, she said that everyone was so creative and strict about preserving the period and the narrative that I'm not surprised with the quality of the film and how stunning and beautifully crafted the movie is.