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Emma Stone isn't an actress who lives by a specific set of ambitions or career blueprints. Though she would like to start producing films and possibly enter the screenwriting realm down the road, she listens to her instincts when making career decisions and responds accordingly. These days, her most important qualities in an on-screen character are honesty and independence with a little bit of comedic chops thrown in for extra oomph.
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Emma Stone entered Hollywood as a high school dropout with an extensive theater background and an uncertain film career. Today, she stands tall as one of the industry's freshest faces with a sizzling movie career to boot. After bouncing around in TV efforts like The New Partridge Family, Malcolm in the Middle and Drive, she has found her true calling on the big screen by way of hits like Superbad, The House Bunny and Zombieland.
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Emma Stone is a hot commodity among young Hollywood actresses -- and if her upcoming roles in Paper Man and Easy A are any indication, her star will only continue to shine brighter Attractive, talented and not in trouble with the law,
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Emma Stone has become one of Hollywood's own precious jewels as a result. Displaying the always welcome combination of cuteness and charisma, Emma Stone has taken her career to new highs with supporting roles in mainstream efforts like The House Bunny and Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, and surprise offbeat hits like Zombieland.
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Emma Stone got her professional on-screen start in the ever-trendy realm of reality television -- specifically VH1's In Search of the New Partridge Family -- a show designed to cast an updated version of the classic TV series. Emma Stone was chosen to play Laurie Partridge, but the producers ultimately decided that The Partridge Family didn't need a makeover and the show never got past the pilot stage. Grateful for the opportunity, Emma Stone pressed on as a guest actress on shows like Malcolm in the Middle and Medium before landing a recurring role as the rebellious Violet Trimble in the 2007 auto race-themed FOX series, Drive. Unfortunately, the series didn't have staying power and also earned a swift cancellation.
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Emma Stone's ambitions as a performer took hold at an early age as she was known as a loud and talkative child who craved attention. Growing up, she regularly watched comedy movies like Planes, Trains, and Automobiles and National Lampoon's Animal House with her dad and gained an appreciation for the gifted female performers on TV's Saturday Night Live. At 11 years of age, Emma Stone was a student at Sequoya Elementary School, but she explored acting at the Valley Youth Theatre where she debuted on stage in The Wind in the Willows. Her association with the theater would grow stronger -- so much so that Emma Stone's parents homeschooled her so that she could act more regularly.
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Emma Stone's ambitions as a performer took hold at an early age as she was known as a loud and talkative child who craved attention. Growing up, she regularly watched comedy movies like Planes, Trains, and Automobiles and National Lampoon's Animal House with her dad and gained an appreciation for the gifted female performers on TV's Saturday Night Live.
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