Emily Brobst is an actor working in English cinema and Telugu cinema. Clapnumber holds 50 titles for Emily Brobst, from Bell Witch: The Movie in 2007 to Paradise Highway in 2022. By decade, that is 1 in the 2000s, 39 in the 2010s and 10 in the 2020s. Those titles are mostly mystery, action and adventure.
Biography
Emily Brobst (also known as Emily Brobst-Swamps) is an American actress, stunt performer, and model with a career spanning over a decade in the entertainment industry. Originating from Wisconsin, she began her career in the mid-2000s, initially working as a stand-in and stunt double before expanding into acting roles. Brobst has contributed to a variety of high-profile films and television series, including notable projects such as "Looper" (2012), "Godzilla" (2014), "The 5th Wave" (2016), and "The Darkest Minds" (2018). Her work frequently involves stunt performance, where she has doubled for various actors and performed complex action sequences, showcasing her versatility and physical skill.
Her early life in Wisconsin laid the foundation for her pursuit of a career in entertainment, although specific details about her family background and education remain private. Brobst's entry into the industry was marked by her ability to combine acting with stunt work, a dual skill set that has allowed her to participate in a wide range of productions from horror to action genres. She has been recognized for her stunt work in films such as "Annabelle Comes Home" (2019) and the "Fear Street" trilogy (2021), where she also took on acting roles.
Common questions
How many films has Emily Brobst been in?
Clapnumber lists 50 titles for Emily Brobst.
What was Emily Brobst's first film?
The earliest release on file is Bell Witch: The Movie (2007).
What is Emily Brobst's latest film?
The most recent release on file is Paradise Highway (2022).
Who has Emily Brobst worked with most?
Janene Carleton, on 2 titles in this catalogue.
Where can I watch Emily Brobst's films?
Titles featuring Emily Brobst are listed on Amazon Prime, Google Play Movies and YouTube. Clapnumber records where each one streams rather than hosting any of it.