Emily Blunt is a British-American actress who is popular for playing seminal roles in films like ‘The Devil Wears Prada,’ ‘The Girl on the Train,’ and ‘Edge of Tomorrow.’ She used to stammer as a kid but overcame her stammering eventually. An intense avidness for acting during her growing up years saw her landing the part of Juliet at the age of 19 in a theatrical adaptation of the legendary Shakespearean tragedy ‘Romeo and Juliet’ in 2002. She debuted professionally by appearing in ‘The Royal Family,’ a drama adapted for the London stage where she starred opposite the celebrated English actress Dame Judi Dench. The ‘Evening Standard’ bestowed her with the ‘Best Newcomer’ award for her portrayal of Gwen Cavendish in the play. After appearing in numerous other stage productions, she got her first major break when she was offered a part in the British TV film ‘Boudica.’ She also got the role of Catherine Howard in ‘Henry VIII,’ a drama movie adapted for television. Soon after, she made her debut on the big screen with the movie ‘My Summer of Love.’ Thereafter, Emily went on to star in numerous movies, TV films, and series for which she has earned several prestigious awards and nominations.