Emily Ellen Rudd (born February 24, 1993) is an American actress. She played Cindy Berman in the

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Career

In 2018, appeared in the

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''. and '' Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams''. In 2021, she appeared in '' Fear Street Part Two: 1978'' and '' Fear Street Part Three: 1666'' in the dual roles of Cindy Berman and Abigail. In 2021, she was also cast in a recurring role in ''

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''. In 2021, she was also cast in the

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'' Moonshot''. In November, 2021, It was announced that Rudd was cast as Nami in the live-action Netflix series based on the manga ''

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Personal life

She's the second daughter of her parents Michelle and Jeffrey Rudd. In her early years in Minnesota, Rudd attended Saint Paul School. She began to be interested in acting from an early age, so when she finished school, she graduated in performing arts and decided to embark on an artistic career. Rudd started as a model in her hometown and then became an actress. She currently lives in Los Angeles. Rudd was in a relationship with electronic dance music producer Justin Blau (''

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'') from 2015 to 2021. The two had met when she was starring in his music video for "We Came To Bang". Seven months later, the two began dating.

Filmography

Film

Television

Short

References

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