Emily Mortimer

 Emily Mortimer, a British screenwriter and director, is an estimated net worth of 8 million dollars. Emily Mortimer has starred in movies like "Lovely and Wonderful", "Match Point", "Lars and the Real Girl", "Shutter Island", "Hugo", and "Relic". On television, she starred alongside Jeff Daniels on the HBO show "The Newsroom" and co-created, co-wrote, and co-starred on the British show "Doll & Em." Mortimer has also written her own script, directed and appeared for the film "The The Pursuit of love." Emily Mortimer, born in London on October 6, 1971 to dramatist and barrister Sir John Mortimer (and his second wife Penelope) and Penelope Mortimer, is the son of the father of their children. She is the younger sibling of Rosie and has two half-siblings: Sally as well as Jeremy. Her half-brother, Ross, is older. To further her education, Mortimer went to St Paul's Girls' School, as well as Oxford University. University of Oxford. She was a student of Russian at Oxford University as well as appeared in various school plays. Mortimer was in both "The 51st State" as well as "Lovely And Amazing." The latter film won her the Independent Spirit Award as Best Supporting Actress in the role she played in the movie. Mortimer is next seen on screen in the 2003 film "A Foreign Affair," "The Sleeping Dictionary," "Bright Young Things,"" as well as "Young Adam."