Emily browning and Emily Bett

Emily Browning one of Australia's most successful film actors was born on 7th December 1988. Australian actress, who portrayed Babydoll as an adult in the action fantasy movie Sucker Punch. Cassia is the character she was playing in Pompeii. She had her first big character along with Jim Carrey, in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. in Browning's debut acting role was in the 1998 Hallmark Channel movie The Echo of Thunder. The role was followed by other parts in Australian TV and film productions came later. There were roles on the television programs Blue Heelers, from 2000 up to 2002, and Something in the Air, in the period 2000-2001. Browning was the character who played the daughter of Billy Connolly, who played the character on 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 July 1991. Canadian actress. The actress is known for her character Felicity Smoak from The CW series Arrow her first TV credit. She also appeared in Vixen the animated web-based series as well as the Arrowverse shows The Flash Legends of Tomorrow & Supergirl. Rickards played Rickards' character on spin-offs from Arrowverse (collectively known as Arrowverse). Arrowverse), The Flash Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl and the animated Vixen. In 2013, her role as Felicity was in the Bose owned web series Blood Rush, which featured Roy Harper (Colton Haynes) and the voice of Quentin Lance(Paul Blackthorne). Rickards had a small role in Brooklyn (2015) that has been nominated to win an Oscar. Rickards was able to participate in a Skype audition together with John Crowley from the office of her agent. The scenes she filmed were shot in Montreal. As she described the filming experience, she stated that "everyone was extremely artistic and respectful about respecting the time period of the film. That I'm no surprised at how well-crafted and beautiful the film was."