Emily browning and Emily Bett

Emily Browning has been a well-known actress over the years. Born in Melbourne, Australia in the year 28 on December 7 she's an extremely wealthy and well known movie actress. Australian actress who won her first major role in adulthood playing Babydoll in the action-fantasy movie Sucker Punch. Cassia was the leading character in the film Pompeii. Her debut big-screen role alongside She had her first starring part opposite Jim Carrey in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Browning made her acting debut in 1998's Hallmark Channel film The Echo of Thunder. Soon, Browning had a number of roles in Australian films and television. She played recurring characters on the show Blue Heelers between 2000 and 2002, as well as Something in the Air 2000-2001. Browning was played in 2001 as the son actor Billy Connolly's character which she played 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 was born in Canada on the 24th of July 1991. Canadian actress. Felicity Smoak, who played her first TV role in The Arrow series of The CW's Arrow series, is her most famous role. The character was reprised in Arrowverse's The Flash Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl and animated web series Vixen. Rickards also played Rickards in spin-offs of the Arrowverse series. Arrowverse), The Flash Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl and the animated Vixen. The year 2013, Rickards also played Felicity as a character on Bose's internet-based Blood Rush promotional show. The series included her characters Roy Harper and Quentin Lance. 2015 saw Rickards as a support character as a supporting character in her role in the Oscar nominated film Brooklyn. Rickards auditioned for the part with Director John Crowley via a Skype video call with her agent's office. Filming took place in Montreal. When she spoke about her experience filming she stated that "everyone was extremely artistic and considerate about the era of the story. So I'm not surprised at how well-crafted and beautiful the film was."