Emma Lung

Australian actress Emma Lung trained at Newtown High School of the Performing Arts in Sydney and then at the Professional Performing Arts School, based in New York City. After early screen work in 2002, including the television film Superfire and the feature Garage Days, she appeared in a music video for Shihad. The following year she played Carmelita in Temptation, then repeated the part in the Network Ten spin-off series The Cooks. Her breakthrough came with Peaches (2004), where she acted with Jacqueline McKenzie and Hugo Weaving. Further film leads included 48 Shades, Dee McLachlan's The Jammed in 2007 and Christopher Smith's Triangle (2009); she also appeared in the psychological thriller Crave directed by Charles de Lauzirika. On television she played Lola in ABC TV's The Straits in 2012 and Colette Riger in Wonderland from 2013 to 2015.