Inside KAZOO's Wardrobe (39) My “Mary Poppins Returns" Interview with Actor Emily Blunt – NHK E-Tele "SNS Eigojutsu" (aired 2019/02/07)

1.Emily Blunt Profile

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Emily Blunt is an actor from London. She got her start as a stage actor and got her break in Hollywood with her performance in the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, where her portrayal of the assistant to Meryl Streep’s editor-in-chief earned her nominations for best supporting actress in the Golden Globes and the British Academy Film Awards. She is known for her ability to embody characters as wide-ranging as a queen, a fearless warrior, and a divorced alcoholic.

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2.Emily Blunt Filmography

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The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Dir. David Frankel
Blunt won recognition and made her Hollywood breakthrough with her role as assistant to Meryl Streep’s editor-in-chief, who is a rival/frenemy to the movie’s heroine.

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The Young Victoria (2009) Dir. Jean-Marc Vallée
This historical epic depicts a young Queen Victoria’s struggles and her bond with Prince Albert. Blunt was nominated for a number of best actress awards for her portrayal.

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Edge of Tomorrow (2014) Dir. Doug Liman
This sci-fi action film was adapted from a “light novel” (novels written for the middle school and high school student demographic) called All You Need Is Kill by Japanese novelist Sakurazaka Hiroshi. Blunt plays a fearless, seasoned soldier for the ages.

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Sicario (2015) Dir. Denis Villeneuve
Set along and around the border between the U.S. and Mexico, this film depicts a task force whose mission is ostensibly to eradicate drug cartels. Blunt plays an FBI agent assigned to the team, who struggles to adapt to its methods and becomes disillusioned with her mission.

3.Red paisley tie by Ralph Lauren

This Ralph Lauren tie belongs to BigBrother. Paisley patterns consist of ornamental tear-shaped motifs, and have their roots as ethnic patterns in the Kashmir region of northern India. Later they were introduced to England via soldiers returning from what was then a British colony. In the 19th century the Scottish town of Paisley eventually became a center of production for the pattern—hence the name.