Emily browning and Emily Bett

Emily Browning, born in Melbourne Victoria Australia on 7 December 1988 is one of the most well-known and wealthy movie actors. Australian actor. Her debut part was in the film Babydoll when she became an adult. Cassia was the leading character in Pompeii's movie. She was the first actress to play a major role along with Jim Carrey, in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Browning was the first actress to play her role in The movie of the Hallmark Channel in 1998 The Echo of Thunder. Then, Browning was able to play numerous roles in Australian television and film productions. Her recurring roles in the TV series Blue Heelers between 2000 and 2002 as well as Something in the Air 2000-2001. In 2001, Browning appeared as one of the daughters portrayed by Billy Connolly in 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 was born in Canada on the 24th of July 1991. Canadian actress. Felicity Smoak was her first character she played on television. The Arrowverse television show The Flash Legends of Tomorrow and Supergirl was a show that featured her character. The character was also featured in Vixen which is an animated web series. Rickards has also appeared as Rickards in spin-offs of the Arrowverse series. Arrowverse, The Flash Legends of Tomorrow Supergirl. She also provides the voice of Vixen. In 2013, she played Felicity, a character in Bose's web-based Blood Rush promotional show. The show featured her character Roy Harper and Quentin Lance. The year 2015 featured Rickards in a supporting role on her role in the Oscar nominated film Brooklyn. Rickards auditioned via Skype with John Crowley, the director of Brooklyn. Her agent was able to arrange the audition for her. The scenes she filmed were shot in Montreal. When she spoke about her experience filming she said that "everyone was extremely artistic and considerate about the period in which the film was set. That I'm no surprised about how beautiful and well-crafted the film was."