Emily VanCamp

Emily Irene VanCamp, a Canadian actress and actor, is known for playing the lead in many television shows as well as for her impressive performances in films. The audience for her work is the world of Canadian and American TV. Emily was interested in acting when she was 12. Her older sister Katie at the film set. When Emily realized her love for acting, she took training in acting classes and went to auditions. Her first audition was for a few ads and soon was cast in Are You Are You Afraid of The Dark, a Canadian horror film for children. The only thing she had was one that was silent. On the WB TV show Glory Days, she received her first major break at the age of 15. Emily's performance in Glory Days, a show on WB that was cancelled 9 episodes later, drew the attention and casting of Greg Berlanti from Dawson's Creek. Emily is an artist and ballerina, was named by Teen magazine as one the top actresses who are younger than. In Maxim's Hot 100 for 2014 listed her at number 51.

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