Emilia Lindgren

In her native country of Sweden, Emilia started her career at the age of five starring in the title role of the nationally broad-casted radio play "Little Jill". This marked the beginning of a ten year career in radio where she participated in various plays, commercials, and was also a featured actress on two albums of children's poems and rhymes. From age of twelve to fourteen, Emilia hosted (and co-wrote) the very popular prime-time teen-show "Himmalajja", and became a bit of a celebrity around the country. By her teens, Emilia was in training to become a make up artist and stylist when she, encouraged by her English teacher, performed a few scenes from Ibsen's "A Doll House" and her life changed forever. Emilia's initial plans were to apply to the Swedish Royal School of Dramatic Arts, but not until after she had gone abroad for one year to perfect her English. At nineteen, she came to Los Angeles to live for one year, but never returned. She blames it on the weather. In Los Angeles, while in College, Emilia started performing as a princess at children's parties. She quickly rose to the A-list of performers trusted to work in the homes of LA's most famous celebrities. And yes, she has many stories to tell. Emilia now has over 3,000 live shows under her belt. Children's parties developed into bigger acts and presently Emilia is an impersonator, singer, dancer and tribute artist as well, performing in Los Angeles and Las Vegas as Lady Gaga, Madonna, Marilyn Monroe and Lucille Ball. She has been cast as an impersonator in both film and television. Emilia's knack for makeup, styling, costume design, her singing voice and back ground in modeling has paid off very well in this profession. Emilia sees acting as a fun part of the greater art of film making as a whole. Reminiscent of her dad who was a writer and stage director, Emilia is an optioned screen writer, hosts a bi-weekly film-club, and has crushes on directors rather than actors. She believes that film is the one medium that contains all of her favorite art forms. Her first project, which she wrote and produced is called "Royaletta". It's a web series for children about a princess and her purple alien friend who travel the world in order to share "Happy Sparkles" with all the people on planet Earth. This project has lead her to a close partnership with Director Mark W Gray (who directed "Royaletta") and who subsequently cast her in the award winning TV comedy pilot "Meter Men". Now they are working on their third project together about a Swedish lesbian cowboy, undercover as a man and running from the law in the American wild wild west. Emilia plays the lead role.