Emily Rose

Born on February 2, 1981, in Renton, Washington, Emily Rose Meyer hails from a suburb of Seattle. She grew up as an exemplary older sister in a loving family that later welcomed two more children, a boy and a girl. Diligent and academically inclined, Emily excelled as a good student during her formative years. Early opportunities to act in movies surfaced while she was still in high school, but she chose to delay her acting aspirations, believing that pursuing a career at such a young age might impede her personal growth.

However, the allure of an acting career persisted as Emily’s cherished dream. After completing high school in Seattle, she enrolled at Vanguard University, a private Christian institution situated in Southern California, to pursue a major in “Theatre Arts.” Continuing her educational journey, she further honed her skills at the esteemed University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in 2006.

Emily Rose embarked on her acting journey as an adult, making her screen debut in 2006 with the short film “Hurricane Party,” a project under the direction of A. P. Gonzalez, an esteemed honorary professor at the University of California. Her debut performance proved successful, opening doors for her to secure roles in acclaimed TV series, including “Cold Case,” “Ghost Whisperer,” “Brothers & Sisters,” and “Private Practice.”

A defining moment in her career arrived when she portrayed Dr. Tracy Martin in the revered series “ER.” This captivating drama, created by Michael Crichton, reigned as the most popular TV show in North America for several years, boasting a star-studded cast that included George Clooney, Anthony Edwards, Sherry Stringfield, Paul McCrane, and other renowned actors. Emily Rose’s appearance in ten episodes left a lasting impact, endearing her to the audience.

In 2010, Emily Rose achieved a major breakthrough by landing the leading role in the series “Haven.” Inspired by Stephen King’s book “The Colorado Kid,” the show presented a unique narrative, deviating significantly from the original source. Nevertheless, the renowned “King of Horror” actively contributed to the project, offering valuable guidance to the screenwriters, Sam Ernst and Jim Dunn. The series enjoyed a successful six-year run, with five seasons produced.

Within the plot, Emily Rose portrayed FBI agent Audrey Parker, who, along with her partner Nathan Wuornos, portrayed by Lucas Bryant, delves into investigating a multitude of paranormal incidents that frequently unfold in the enigmatic town of Haven. Demonstrating her versatility, Emily also assumed various supporting roles alongside her portrayal of Audrey Parker in the series.

An essential milestone in Emily Rose’s career was her involvement in the renowned video game series “Uncharted.” She took on the main female role, utilizing cutting-edge motion capture technology to bring the character to life. Through the use of special sensors, Emily filmed various scenes in studios, which were then incorporated into the game. In this captivating virtual world, she portrayed Elena Fisher, a trusted companion and love interest of the game’s main character. Emily not only performed the character’s actions but also lent her voice to further enrich the immersive gaming experience.

Emily Rose tied the knot with Derek Morgan in 2009, after being in a long-term relationship. Derek is a skilled family psychologist specializing in marital counseling. Their love story has blossomed into a beautiful family, and together, they are blessed with three children. The eldest, Miles Christian Morgan, was born on April 30, 2013, followed by their middle son, Memphis Ray Morgan, born on August 25, 2015. Their youngest, a daughter named Mercy Morgan, arrived in June 2019.

In interviews, Emily Rose occasionally mentions her younger brother and sister, but she prefers to keep their personal lives private. It is evident, however, that the Rose family maintains warm and close relationships. In 2014, during Emily’s pregnancy, her younger sister got married, marking a significant event in the actress’s life. Emily is an aunt to three nephews – two boys and a girl, further adding to the joy and love within her family circle.

Currently, Emily Rose finds immense joy in being a mother to her three children but has no plans of abandoning her thriving acting career. In 2021, she graced the screen in the film “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story.” In this movie, she shared the spotlight with acclaimed actors Heather Locklear, Phuong Kubacki, and Rob Moran. The heartwarming story revolves around writer Kristine, who faces the sudden loss of her co-author and husband. “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story” premiered in the USA on October 16, captivating audiences with its touching narrative.