Emily Blunt


Actress

Biography

Life Events

2001

Made stage debut in a production of "The Royal Family," directed by Peter Hall

2003

Made her professional screen debut in the British television drama "Boudica," about the life of the ancient British warrior-queen

2005

Played a vestal virgin with psychic abilities in the ABC historical miniseries "Rome"

2005

Starred opposite Susan Sarandon and Sam Neill in the Australian film "Irresistible"

2006

Co-starred with Bill Nighy in "Gideon's Daughter," the BBC television production written and directed by Stephen Poliakoff

2007

Acted in the Mike Nichols directed "Charlie Wilson's War" opposite Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts

2007

Cast in the feature adaptation of "The Jane Austen Book Club" as Prudie, a 28-year-old French teacher

2008

Played the publicist of an eccentric magician (John Malkovich) in "The Great Buck Howard"

2009

Played Amy Adams' slacker sister in the independent film "Sunshine Cleaning"

2009

Portrayed Queen Victoria during her marriage to Prince Albert in "The Young Victoria"; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress

2010

Co-starred with Benicio del Toro in the remake of classic horror film "The Wolfman"

2010

Co-starred with Jack Black in a modern-day remake of "Gulliver's Travels"

2011

Starred opposite Matt Damon in the science fiction thriller "The Adjustment Bureau"

2012

Co-starred with Ewan McGregor in "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen," based on the novel by Paul Torday

2012

Cast opposite Jason Segel in romantic comedy "The Five-Year Engagement"

2012

Co-starred with Mark Duplass and Rosemarie DeWitt in the acclaimed indie "Your Sister's Sister"

2012

Cast opposite Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis in sci-fi action "Looper"

2014

Co-starred opposite Tom Cruise in the science-fiction action film "Edge of Tomorrow"

2014

Appeared in the Oscar-nominated musical "Into the Woods"

2015

Starred opposite Josh Brolin and Benicio Del Toro in the crime drama "Sicario"

2016

Starred in the thriller "The Girl on the Train"

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