Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts was born on February 10, 1991, in Rhinebeck, New York, USA. She is the daughter of actor Eric Roberts and Kelly Cunningham, and the niece of actress Julia Roberts. From a young age, Emma showed an interest in acting and the entertainment industry, often visiting film sets and being exposed to the work of her family members.

Emma Roberts made her film debut in 2001 with the movie 'Blow', directed by Ted Demme. She played the role of Kristina Jung, the daughter of Johnny Depp's character. The film was a biographical crime film about the life of drug smuggler George Jung. This role marked Emma's introduction to the film industry at the age of 10.

In 2004, Emma Roberts starred in the Nickelodeon TV series 'Unfabulous', where she played the lead role of Addie Singer. The show focused on the life of a seventh grader and her everyday trials at school. 'Unfabulous' was well-received and became a significant part of Emma's early career, establishing her as a young actress to watch.

Emma Roberts starred as the titular character in the 2007 film 'Nancy Drew.' This was a significant role for Roberts as she took on the iconic detective character, bringing a fresh and youthful interpretation to the role. The film was based on the popular Nancy Drew mystery series and helped cement Emma's status as a leading young actress.

In 2010, Emma Roberts appeared in the ensemble romantic comedy film 'Valentine's Day', directed by Garry Marshall. The film had an ensemble cast and was a box office success. Emma played the role of Grace Smart, which added to her growing list of film credits and highlighted her ability to work in ensemble casts.

Emma Roberts joined the cast of the popular FX anthology series 'American Horror Story' in its third season, subtitled 'Coven.' She played the character Madison Montgomery, a glamorous but troubled witch. Her performance was well-received and she became a recurring cast member in subsequent seasons of the series, showcasing her range as an actress.

Emma Roberts starred in the 2016 techno-thriller film 'Nerve' alongside Dave Franco. She played the lead role of Vee Delmonico, a high school senior who becomes involved in an online game of truth or dare. The film explored themes of modern technology and the impact of social media, and Roberts' performance was praised for adding depth to the thrilling storyline.

Emma Roberts joined the cast of 'Billionaire Boys Club', a biographical crime film about a group of wealthy young men in Los Angeles. She played Sydney Evans, one of the main female leads. The film was based on actual events that occurred in the 1980s, and Emma's role required her to step into a complex story about ambition and deception.

Emma Roberts starred in the Netflix original romantic comedy 'Holidate,' released in November 2019. She played the lead role of Sloane, a woman who forms a pact with a single man to be each other's 'holidate' for festive family gatherings. The film's take on modern dating was met with a positive response from audiences and critics alike.

Emma Roberts took on a dual role as the producer and star of a fashion campaign for American Eagle's lingerie and activewear label Aerie. The campaign emphasized body positivity and self-expression, and it marked Emma's first venture into fashion production. This role demonstrated her multifaceted talents beyond acting and into creative production.