Emma Stone

Background

Her father, Jeffrey Charles Stone, was the founder and chief executive officer of a general contracting firm, while her mother, Krista Jean Stone, was a housewife. Despite experiencing voice difficulties as a youngster, Stone characterized herself as very assertive and loud during her youth. She attended Sequoya Elementary and Cocopah Junior High. She had suffered from panic attacks, which hampered her social abilities. However, she began participating in local theater productions, which helped her overcome these assaults. She then attended Xavier College Preparatory but left after one semester to pursue her acting ambitions. She formerly worked part-time at a dog-treat bakery in between acting auditions.

In 2004, Emma Stone made her television debut on the American television sitcom “The Partridge Family.” Over the following several years, she appeared in small roles on numerous television programs, including “Malcolm in the Middle” and “Drive.” She made her cinematic debut in the adolescent comedy “Superbad,” released in 2007. Greg Mottola directed the picture, which featured Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, and Seth Rogen. Stone portrayed Jules, a minor character, in the drama. She received a Young Hollywood Award for her outstanding performance. The next year, she played a supporting part in the American comedy “The Rocker.” The film is directed by Peter Cattaneo and is about a failing musician who tours with his nephew’s band. Emma Stone portrayed the character Amelia.

“La La Land,” a 2016 American musical comedy, featured one of her most popular parts. Written and directed by Damien Chazelle, the Oscar-winning picture was a major hit. Probably the most popular picture of the year, the plot centered on an aspiring actress and a musician who meet and fall in love. Stone’s incredible performance earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress. “Battle of the Sexes” is a 2017 biographical sports film starring Emma Stone as former tennis superstar Billie Jean King. The next year, she portrayed Abigail Masham in “The Favourite,” a historical dark comedy picture. She voiced Eep Crood in “The Croods: A New Age” in 2020. She produced and portrayed Cruella de Vil in the 2021 criminal comedy film “Cruella.” The 2016 American film “La La Land,” for which Emma Stone received the Academy Award for Best Actress, can be considered her most significant achievement to date. The film was directed by Damien Chazelle and starred Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. The plot centers on two protagonists who, although falling in love, cannot be together owing to various obstacles. John Legend, Rosemarie DeWitt, Finn Wittrock, and Jessica Rothe also appear in the film. The movie received six Oscars.