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Australia Emma Booth is an Australian actress recognized for her roles in critically acclaimed films and television series, transitioning from a successful modeling career to a celebrated cinematic and TV presence.
Wittner launched a new brand campaign featuring Australian actress Emma Booth, aiming to change the way women shop for shoes and encouraging comfort with their fashion choices.
Wittner launched a new brand campaign via Hub Group, featuring Australian actress Emma Booth, aimed at changing how women shop for fashion.
Emma Booth became the new face of Australian luxury brand Oroton, coinciding with a new store design by Red Design Group and a new seasonal collection.
Emma Booth was featured in a new campaign for local designer Yeojin Bae, showcasing the designer's creative creations.
Born in Perth, Western Australia, in 1982, Emma Booth initiated her entertainment career at the age of 13, appearing in the Australian children’s show “The Adventures Of Bush Patrol.” By 14, she was a finalist in “Girlfriend” magazine’s cover girl competition, leading to an international modeling career in Tokyo, Milan, Paris, and New York by the age of 15. She also held titles such as Western Australia’s Model of the Year and Face of Fashion Week for Sydney and Melbourne. This early exposure to the industry laid the groundwork for her later transition into acting.
Booth’s acting career gained significant momentum with her role as Jill in the 2007 film “Introducing the Dwights” (also known as “Clubland”). Her performance earned her the AACTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, the FCCA Award for Best Actress – Supporting Role, and Best Newcomer at the Film Inc Awards. Following this, she took on diverse roles, including her portrayal of Germaine Greer in the unreleased 2007 production “Hippie Hippie Shake” and Liese Wollner in the 2009 horror film “Blood Creek,” directed by Joel Schumacher. She also appeared in the 2010 TV series “Underbelly: The Golden Mile” as Kim Hollingsworth and had a supporting role in the 2013 film “Parker,” alongside Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez.
Her career further ascended with her role as Evelyn White in the 2016 film “Hounds of Love,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. For this performance, Booth received her second Academy Award for Best Actress and seven other best actress awards globally, including another Best Actress Award at the Brussels International Film Festival. She joined the ABC series “Once Upon a Time” in 2017 as the main antagonist, Mother Gothel, and starred in other notable TV series such as “Glitch” (2015–2019), “The Gloaming” (2020), and most recently the Paramount+ series “Paper Dolls” (2023). Throughout her career, Booth has collaborated with prominent figures like Clive Owen, Henry Cavill, Michael Fassbender, Chadwick Boseman, Adam Driver, Billy Bob Thornton, and Robin Wright.
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