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Emmy Rossum Emmy Rossum Emmy Rossum Emmy Rossum and Justin Chatwin Dragonball Evolution (2009) Justin Chatwin and Emmy Rossum Dragonball Evolution (2009) Emmy Rossum Pictures Emmy Rossum stars as Bulma in 20th Century Fox's "Dragonball Evolution" (2009). Emmy Rossum most recently starred as Jennifer Ramsey in Wolfgang Peterson's "Poseidon" (2006). Emmy Rossum began her theatrical career at the age of seven when she was chosen to join the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center as a member of the Children's Chorus. Emmy Rossum studied classical vocal technique and stagecraft there while performing in over twenty different operas in five languages. Emmy Rossum made her television debut in 1999 as a recurring character in the long-running daytime drama "As the World Turns." Emmy Rossum's other television credits include guest starring appearances on "Law & Order" and "The Practice," and in the telefilms "Genius," "Grace and Glorie," and "The Audrey Hepburn Story," for which she received considerable critical acclaim. Emmy Rossum made her first feature film when she was 13, playing an Appalachian orphan in "Songcatcher." The movie won the Special Grand Jury Prize for Outstanding Ensemble Performance at the Sundance Film Festival in 2000 and her performance earned Emmy Rossum an Independent Spirit Award nomination in the category of Best Debut Performance.
Director Clint Eastwood cast Emmy Rossum as Sean Penn's daughter in the 2003 film "Mystic River." The following year, Emmy Rossum starred opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in Roland Emmerich's box office hit "The Day After Tomorrow." Emmy Rossum is perhaps best known for her performance as Christine in director Joel Schumacher's feature film adaptation of the stage phenomenon "The Phantom of the Opera." The musical's creator, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, personally selected Rossum, who was only 16 at the time, to star as the opera singer who becomes the object of the Phantom's obsession. Her performance earned Emmy Rossum a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy in 2004, the National Board of Review's award for Best Female Breakthrough Performance of 2004 and the Broadcast Film Critics' Association Award for Best Young Actress of 2004. Emmy Rossum also recorded a self-titled album for Geffen Records.
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March 20, 2010 Loving Emmy Rossum in Poseidon :) sexy gorgeous less than an hour agoemmy rossum-slow me down 2 hours agoa Emmy Rossum o Emma Watson *-* 13 hours agoListening to Phantom of the Opera from Emmy Rossum and Gerard Butler. Favorite song is Point of No Return though. 14 hours agoJust finished watching Dare with Emmy Rossum and Zach Gilford. I liked it. It was pretty good. 19 hours agoI am going to love puke all over Emmy Rossum - thank you MrWing93 22 hours agoSo I found a song that describes my life ryt now... A bit weird... But I like it (from a dancers perspective)... Slow Me Down - Emmy Rossum! 1 day agoI love emmy rossum!! She is a beautiful singer... Her music is great. Love it 1 day agodude if Angels could be human i think one would be Emmy Rossum. :) 1 day agoMmm I love Emmy Rossum's voice 1 day agoAnd omg his girlfriend is Emmy Rossum and she is here too. Drool. 1 day agodoctors this week look so much like emmy rossum and ginnifer goodwin its uncanny 1 day agoIs Emmy Rossum nude hot or what? 1 day ago#nowplaying Think of Me - Emmy Rossum 1 day ago#nowplaying "Angel of Music" - Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum 1 day ago#nowplaying Slow Me Down by; Emmy Rossum,♥ 2 days ago
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