Emily Mortimer

 Emily Mortimer is a British screenwriter, actress and director with a a net worth of $8 million. Emily Mortimer is best known for her roles in films like "Lovely and amazing", "Match Point", "Lars and the Real Girl,"" as well as "Shutter Island." In television, she appeared as a co-star with Jeff Daniels on the HBO series "The Newsroom" and co-created, wrote and co-starred in the British show "Doll and Em." In addition, Mortimer wrote, directed, and acted in the miniseries "The Pursuit of Love. "Emily Mortimer was a barrister and dramatist and barrister, Sir John Mortimer, and Penelope Mortimer. She was born in London on October 6, 1971. Rosie is the younger of her siblings. She also has two half-brothers older than her, Jeremy and Sally, as well as an half-brother named Ross. Mortimer attended St Paul's Girls' School, as well as the University of Oxford for her education. She studied Russian at the University of Oxford. In 1996, Mortimer was a part of the historical adventure film "The Ghost and the Darkness" and the coming-of-age the-age film "The The Last of the High Kings." In the following years, she appeared in the suspense film "The Saint,"" the biographical drama "Elizabeth," and the romance film "Notting Hill..