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Emmy Rossum is an American actress and singer.
An only child, she still lives with her photographer mother in the New York City house where she was born
Emmanuelle Grey Rossum on September 12, 1986. At age seven, she joined the Metropolitan Opera, where she appeared in a number of productions, including Tchaikovsky's Queen of Spades and the acclaimed
Franco Zeffirelli-directed Carmen. She has sung with performers as diverse as tenor
Plácido Domingo and country singer
Dolly Parton.
Her television appearances include Law & Order (1997), As the World Turns (1999), and The Practice (2001). She also portrayed the teenage
Audrey Hepburn in the TV biopic The
Audrey Hepburn Story starring
Jennifer Love Hewitt (2000).
Her films include Songcatcher
and It Had to Be You (both in 2000), Mystic River (2003), and The Day After Tomorrow
and The Phantom of the Opera (in which she sings the coveted role of Christine), both in 2004.
Rossum was enrolled at the prestigious all-girl Spence School in Manhattan until administrators upset with her frequent absences delivered an ultimatum - forego all career opportunities in order to concentrate on schoolwork, or withdraw. She opted for the latter, and recently graduated from high school after completing "virtual classes" sponsored online by Stanford University.
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