‘壹’ emily bloom什么意思
艾米丽布鲁姆,Emily Bloom,乌克兰着名模特,别名:Anne T 生日:1993年6月1日眼睛:蓝色头发:棕色三围:28C-26-30 艾米自述:我目前就读于一所艺术学院。
‘贰’ 求Emily Kinney所有资料图片，她是行尸走肉第二季赫谢尔的小女儿，高分求！
艾米莉·金妮（EmilyKinney）是一个美国电视和舞台演员，参演作品有：《傲骨贤妻》《TheBigC》《行尸走肉》。
中文简介
艾米莉·金妮（EmilyKinney）是一个美国电视和舞台演员。
国籍：美国
生日：1985/6/13
身高：5ft5in(165cm)[1]
年龄：28
体重：120磅（55kg）【暂定】
出生地：内布拉斯加州韦恩
她被称为一个客串电视角色演员，出演的角色包括：
《法律与秩序：犯罪倾向》(Law&Order:CriminalIntent)（2001-2011）[2]
《法律与秩序：特殊受害者》(Law&Order:SpecialVictimsUnit))（1999-present）[3]
《傲骨贤妻》（TheGoodWife）[4]
《TheBigC》[5]
金妮在电视剧《行尸走肉》第二季与第三季中，饰演BethGreene。随着她的动作她追求音乐生涯。她的唱片，《BlueToothbrush》（《蓝色牙刷》）在2011发布。她也是一个活跃的博主，并且作为一个年轻的女演员在纽约UnscriptedMagazine分享她的经验。
2006年她毕业于内布拉斯加卫斯理公会大学。
英文简介
.,includingLaw&Order:CriminalIntent,Law&Order:SVU,TheGoodWife,andTheBigC.[1]In2011,,portrayingBethGreeneontheshow.ShewillreturnforSeason3..HerEP,.Shealsoisanactiveblogger,e.
KinneyisanativeofWayne,Nebraska..
‘叁’ 老友记 艾米丽的真实姓名
海伦·班克塞恩德利
英文名：Helen Baxendale
参与影片：
《 The Only Boy for Me 》 (2006) ...Annie
《 Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde 》 (2004) ...Herself
《甜蜜的美梦 Skagerrak 》 (2003) ...Stella
《 The Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2003 》 (2003) ...Herself
《 Flyfishing 》 (2002) ...executive procer
《 Flyfishing 》 (2002) ...Sam
《 Dead by Monday 》 (2001) ...Julie Matthews
《 The British Comedy Awards 2001 》 (2001) ...Herself
《 "Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years" 》 (2001) ...Pandora Braithwaite
《王牌罪犯 Ordinary Decent Criminal 》 (2000) ...Lisa
《 Cold Feet 》 (1997) ...Rachel Bradley
《 "An Unsuitable Job for a Woman" 》 (1997) ...Cordelia Gray (4 episodes, 1997-2001)
《 "Cold Feet" 》 (1997) ...Rachel Bradley (34 episodes, 1997-2003)
《梦浪酒吧 Bolse vita 》 (1996) ...Maggie
《 Truth or Dare 》 (1996) ...Lorna Johnston
图片可以去老友记的贴吧看看哦～～
http://tieba..com/f?ct=335675392&tn=PostBrowser&sc=2799435742&z=282203653&pn=0&rn=50&lm=0&word=%C1%F9%C8%CB%D0%D0#2799435742 我在吧内找到了这个链接有部分图片。。可以在网络或者GOOGLE搜索她的名字，应该可以找到很多图片的哦～～
英文资料了……
Helen Baxendale was born on Febuary 14th 1970 in Lichfield, Staffordshire.
From a early age Helen's ambition was to become a ballet dancer, "how I loved ballet, I totally adored it. I thought it was the perfect art form" says Helen on her first passion.
At 17 she attended The Elmhurst Ballet School in Surrey but realised that she would probably not reach the professional level she wanted. She found acting a viable option, which she had previously viewed as a "sad second" to ballet, and gained a place at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
After graating, she worked at the Glasgow Citizens Theatre as a theatre actress between 1992 to 1994, starring in a number of European existentialist dramas and was nominated for the 1993 Ian Charleson Award for her performance in the play "The Soldiers".
It was at the Citizens Theatre that she met director David Elliot, who at the time was also an actor. The two soon began dating when they were both cast in proction of "La Ronde", "We got on really well immediately" says Helen on their relationship, "although I think I was keener on him to start with. Our backgrounds are very similar. We have the same points of reference. Although he was born in America, you'd never know it. We started going out and we've never been apart since."
In 1993 Helen made her first and brief appearance on screen in the TV pilot "The Marshall", and also a short film called "The Euphoric Scale".
Also in 1993 she made a guest appearance in the BBC's long running hospital drama "Casualty" in the episode “Give us this day” in which she played Emma, a brain-washed religious cult member.
It wasn't until 1994 that Helen first caught the general public's attention. At the age of 23 director David Hayman, who had previously seen Helen at the Glasgow Citizens Theatre, cast her in BBC’s medical drama "Cardiac Arrest", which offered an alternative view of the National Health System.
The role as Dr. Claire Maitland was Helen's first major TV role and is perhaps still one of her best remembered roles in the UK, "If your character's memorable and it's well-written, you're extremely lucky - and I was," she says in an interview with GQ magazine. The show lasted for three series and ended in 1996.
In between her role in "Cardiac Arrest" she also appeared in a episode of another BBC drama series "Dangerfield" as a call girl.
With a strong performance as Dr. Claire Maitland, Helen became very much in demand for other projects.
The year 1996 was a particularly proctive year for her. She played the principal part in John Madden’s Truth or Dare, in which she starred opposite John Hannah as a successful lawyer Lorna Johnston, who finds herself drawn into a murderous situation when three of her old university friends re-enter her life.
Another major role in 1996 was a pilot for a TV comedy Cold Feet, where she starred as Rachel Bradley, a woman torn between responsible Simon and care-free Adam, whom she literally bumps into in a supermarket car park. The pilot picked up a number of awards, including the Golden Rose of Montreux
In this hectic year she also found time to do a few supporting roles, starring as Queen Elisabeth I in "In Suspicious Circumstances", and as press secretary/mistress Ruth Clarke in Guy Jenkin’s "Crossing the Floor", about a Cabinet Minister (Tom Wilkinson of The Full Monty) who will do anything to succeed.
Helen made her first international appearance, in Hungarian director Ibolya Fekete’s feature film "Bolse Vita". Set in post-communist Hungary, the film tells the story of two Russian musicians who end up in Budapest on their way to a gig in Yugoslavia. Here they meet Welsh teacher Maggie (played by Helen) and her American friend Susan. The film won the Best Hungarian First Feature Prize at the 1996 Hungarian Film Week.
In 1997 she took the lead in Chris Oxley’s TV drama The Investigator. Based on a true story, Helen plays Caroline Meagher in a story about homophobia within the British armed forces.
Helen's first involvement in a British feature film came when she was cast as Lady Macbeth in Jeremy Freeston’s "Macbeth", an adaptation of the Shakespeare play.
The film was financed their by offering people the opportunity to invest a minimum sum in exchange for appearing in the films as extras. Although the film won a award at the 30th US International Film and Video Festival, it never received wide cinema circulation and reviews were mixed.
In 1997, Helen began work on her next project as Cordelia Gray in the first series of ITV’s "An Unsuitable Job for a Woman", an adaptation of the of P.D. James’ novels.
Helen found her new role as Cordelia to be quite different, “I thought she was quite an intellectual, that she was an oddly lonely character… I just thought she was a woman with quite a few contradictions”, she says about her character in a radio interview with American National Public Radio’s Liane Hansen. The show was later shown on U.S. channel PBS.
In early 1998 while in Los Angeles promoting "An Unsuitable Job for a Woman", she was contacted by the procers of hugely successful US sitcom "Friends". She had been chosen to be a guest star on the show as Ross’ British love interest Emily Waltham.
Auditioning a year before, the role was originally offered to another British actress, Patsy Kensit, who turned it down because she felt it would be difficult to mix with a cast who had worked together for such a long time. "They'd been trying to find this English girl for a long time" says Helen. "I'd auditioned by video but it came to nothing. I was a bit relived because I didn't really want to go to America", Helen told Esquire magazine. But filming in front of a live studio audience was a new experience for Helen, and a opportunity she couldn't refuse.
Helen wanted Emily to be a 'normal English girl', but e to the procers’ instructions of conforming to American expectations of what an English accent should be, her character wasn't exactly how Helen had planned, “I found it difficult to get a grasp of who they wanted me to be. I thought, 'Sod this, I don't want to be playing someone who says, "Gawd, it's so smashing to be here, what?"' - a kind of thick aristocrat”, she revealed in an interview with The Times.
Although the Friends procers raved about her and discussed the possibility of her becoming a regular cast member, almost immediately after getting the role she found out that she was pregnant to long term partner David, which made it difficult for her to become more than a guest star.
Reports in the UK tabloids suggested that Helen found Kensit’s premonition to come true and that she had a hard time fitting in on the set, "it was all blown up, but it was my fault really. While I was filming it I'd just found out I was pregnant, felt sick and missed my partner. I suppose I felt a bit lonely and so, being honest, I said those things. Then everyone took it to mean I hated all the Friends people and that they hated me, but it wasn't that at all. In terms of my career, I get seen for more jobs because of it." says Helen upon reflecting her time on Friends.
In the meantime with the success of the pilot episode, ITV commissioned a TV series of "Cold Feet" and Helen went back to the UK to join the original cast for six new episodes. The first Cold Feet series takes off nine months after the pilot episode finished, following the lives of three twenty-something couples in Manchester.
The series proved an instant success with both critics and the viewing public, and is clear that Helen felt much more comfortable in a British comedy drama than in an American sitcom. “To me 'Cold Feet' is quite real because the characters in it are full of contradictions and that's so true to life”, she says in an interview.
Now visibly pregnant it was uncertain if Helen would be able to do two more Cordelia Gray mysteries, which she had already signed up to do.
The scripts needed to be rewritten to accommodate her pregnancy, and although necessary, the two new mysteries didn't go down well with everybody, according to reports P. D. James herself did not approve of the prospect of her Cordelia becoming a single mother. As a result ITV silently decided not to proce more Cordelia Gray mysteries.
On September 13th, 1998 Helen gave birth to her daughter, Nell Elizabeth Marmalade, a name she and David decided on "in a moment of madness". "It was from Ecating Marmalade, a programme I really, really loved on Tv," she explains. "Marmalade was very naughty with gingery hair and freckles, a real rebel. It's for her to go, "Mu-um, you embarrassing woman" And Nell? I like the name, I had an Aunt Nell."
Within weeks of giving birth to her daughter, Helen went to Dublin to star alongside Kevin Spacey and Linda Fiorentino in Thaddeus O'Sullivan’s feature film Ordinary Decent Criminal.
In Ordinary Decent Criminal Spacey plays Irish gangster Michael Lynch, (based on the story of real life gangster Martin Cahill) who has a very strange reletionship with two sisters, played by Linda Fiorentino and Helen.
Helen admitted to being starstruck by being cast in a film with Kevin Spacey: "The attractions to the role were hugely obvious. From a purely personal point of view I've never worked with anybody quite as star-like and famous as Kevin Spacey, and it just seemed an excellent opportunity to do so, and it's in a film which is funny, exciting and action-packed. To play opposite him...I mean, what a great opportunity”, she says in an interview with the PA news agency.
The film received its cinema release in the spring of 2000 to mixed reviews.
In the same year Helen also appeared in "Angels at my Bedside", a short film directed by David about two angels who visit a newly deceased indivial.
After taking a break to look after her daughter, Helen returned as Rachel Bradley in the second series of ITV’s hit comedy-drama Cold Feet, which was broadcast in the autumn of 1999.
Later that autumn she went to Canada to star in Swiss director Curt Truninger’s international co-proction "Dead by Monday". In it Helen stars as Julie Matthews, a suicidal widow who enters into a suicide pact with a young, disillusioned writer (played by Tim Dutton.) Together they go on the road to the Niagara Falls to kill themselves in spectacular fashion.
In early 2000 she was asked to participate in a seven-part mini-series to be aired ring Easter week on BBC. The series consists of seven dramatic monologues by seven different inmates of a Victorian era insane asylum. Helen plays a servant girl in one of these stories who discovers Jesus on the night before his crucifixion.
During the spring and summer of 2000, filming began on a third series of Cold Feet series. The series was now hugely popular and the entire three series were sold to be broadcast in America.
A completly different image saw Helen play MP Pandora Braithwaite in the latest Adrian Mole tv adaptation, "The Cappuccino Years".
Wearing a long blonde wig for her lastest role which continued the story of Adrian who is now 30, a chef and still pining for his love, Pandora.
As well as being a star of Tv, film and theatre, Helen has also made a host of voice overs for commercials, and is active in various charity's.
‘肆’ 英语作文
I have a good friend. Her name is Emily. We are very friendly. Yesterday was her thirteenth birthday. Her friend and her parents held a party for her.
In the evening, all her friends came to Emily’s home. Each had a very nice present for her. At the moment, Emily felt very happy. And so were her parents and her friends. Look! The meal was on the table. How delicious they were! There were all kinds of food: eggs, fish, fried chicken, mplings, pork, beef and some fruits.
After supper, Emily sang a song“ Happy Birthday to you!” She has a nice voice. Everybody said that she was a good singer. Then we celebrated Emily, “Happy Birthday to you! ” She said, “Thank you! ” After this, Emily’s mother took a birthday cake to the table. We gave presents to Emily and Emily began to blow candles. Everybody was very delighter.
At last, we watched cartoon. What a good, nice birthday party.
我有一个好朋友。她的名字是埃米莉。我们都非常友好。昨天是她13岁生日。她的朋友和她的父母为她举行的党。
晚上，她所有的朋友来到Emily的家。每个人都有对她非常好的存在。目前，刘慧卿感到非常高兴。因此，被她的父母和她的朋友。看！吃饭的桌子上。他们是如何好吃！有所有的食品种类：蛋，鱼，炸鸡，饺子，猪肉，牛肉和一些水果。
晚饭后，刘慧卿唱起了歌曲“祝你生日快乐！”她有一个漂亮的声音。大家说，她是一个好歌手。然后，我们庆祝刘慧卿，“祝你生日快乐！ “她说，”谢谢你！ “在此之后，艾米莉的母亲带着生日蛋糕到表中。我们给了礼物，刘慧卿和埃米莉吹起蜡烛。每个人都非常高兴。
最后，我们看卡通。这是不错的，漂亮的生日宴会。
I went hiking to a mountain with my friends last summer. It was a good trip at the beginning but something unexpected happened on the half way. One of my friends suddenly felt a terrible pain in his stomach and he couldn't move any further. Nobody knew what to do. One girl tried to call her mum with her mobile phone but there was no signal in the mountain area.
Luckily we brought a tent with us. We put it up and let him rest in it. He took some medicine. Then he drank some water, and ate some food. After a while, he felt much better and we walked on. We all enjoyed ourselves on the top of the mountain
我和我的朋友给山区远足去年夏天。这是一个好的开始，但此行意想不到的事情就发生了一半。我的一个朋友突然感觉在他的胃部钻心的疼痛，他不能再移动。没有人知道该怎么做。一个女孩尝试拨她的手机与她的妈妈，但没有山区的信号。
幸运的是我们与我们带来了帐篷。我们把它起来，让他也休息。他采取了一些药。然后他喝了一些水和吃一些食物。过了一会儿，他感觉好多了，我们往前走。我们都喜欢在自己的山头
‘伍’ 跪求Emily Marilyn的任何资源 有的大大不要藏着啊！！！！
Emily Marilyn，
生日：1977 / 11 / 15
身高：173 cm
体重：53 kg
三围：34C-24-34
眼睛颜色：褐色
‘陆’ 艾米莉·勃朗特生日
是7月30日吧
“艾米莉·勃朗特（Emily Brontë）1818年7月30日－1848年12月19日，英国女作家，诗人。”
以前在“狮子座”的网络中，说艾米莉是8月4日的
但我在WIKI上看到的是7月30日。（很郁闷现在我找不到那个网页了）
相比之下，我更信任WIKI。
不要不是啊。
730那天我在艾米莉吧帮艾庆祝了生日的。。。（她是我偶像，尽管都过了整个世纪有多了）
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我又找到一个证据了。。
http://lvyou168.cn/travel/uk/Bronte/emily.htm
是勃朗特故居博物馆的网址~有说艾的生日~
‘柒’ 康熙来了那个Emily老师教英文的，谁有她的资料吗
中文名：宋米秦[1]
英文名：Emily
身高： 166
体重： 45kg
来自：韩国首尔
国中时期在天津生活 中文也是那时候学的
生日：1986年3月23日
星座：（牧羊座）
爱好： 自拍，唱歌，跳舞，看漫画书，看小说， 逛街，等等