Emily Browning in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)
EMILY BROWNING (Violet Beaudelaire) most recently co-starred in the Australian outlaw adventure “Ned Kelly,” as well as the thriller “Darkness Falls” and the acclaimed miniseries “After the Deluge.”
Browning made her television feature debut opposite Judy Davis in the 1998 Hallmark Hal of Fame drama "The Echo of Thunder,” directed by Simon Wincer. The following year, she won a regular role in the Australian television series “High Flyers.” In 2000, she was a regular in another Australian series, “Thunderstone” and found her way into the CBS miniseries “Blonde,” based on the best-selling book by Joyce Carol Oates.
Browning made her theatrical feature debut, co-starring with Billy Connolly and Judy Davis in the comedy-drama “The Man Who Sued God.” She then starred in the television movie “Halifax f.p: Playing God,” for which she won the Australian Film Institute’s Young Actor’s Award for best performance by a juvenile. She subsequently appeared with Gabriel Byrne and Julianna Margulies in the movie “Ghost Ship.”
The Australian-born actress turned 15 during the filming of “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events.”
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