Emily Baldoni Biography
Emily Baldoni (Emily Fuxler) is a Swedish actress. She is famously known for her leading role in the 2013 film Coherence. She is currently playing the role of Julie in the film Five feet Apart. Before her marriage, she was credited under the name Emily Foxler, a variant spelling of her birth name, Emily Fuxler. She adopted the name Baldoni after she was married.
Among the movies she has acted include; Rizzoli and Isles in 2015, Major crimes and Reckless in 2014, Coherence in 2013 among others. Currently, she co-owns of a breastfeeding cover brand titled ‘We are Amma.’ She has also worked for many commercials and endorsements deals. She began studying Theatre in 1999 with Teatertaket acting troupe in Stockholm. She moved to Los Angeles IN 2005 after a Feature Film Audition Workshop by Olle Westholm.
Emily Baldoni Age
Emily was born in Uppsala, Uppsala County, Sweden on 3rd August, 1984. She is 34 years old as of 2018.
Emily Baldoni Net Worth
The Net Worth of the actress cum entrepreneur is currently under review. However her husband is worth $1 million.
Emily Baldoni Family
Born as Emily Fuxler, Emily Baldoni, is the daughter of Bettan Fuxler. Details about her father are not known but she shares a ver close bond with her mother. She has one sibling. Her sister is called Lisa Fuller. Her sister works as the Head of Development MP Management Modeling Agency.
Emily Baldoni with her husband Justin
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Emily got married to her husband, Justin in Corona, California in 2013. The two tied the knot after one year of dating. He directed a video proposal, including all their nearest friends and family in 2013 to ask her the question. Since her marriage, she has been in the limelight for choosing her family over her acting career.
Emily and Justin have two kids; Their son Maxwell Roland-Samuel and daughter Maiya Grace.
Emily Baldoni Movies
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Five Feet Apart | Julie |
| 2015 | Rizzoli and Isles | Summer |
| 2014 | Reckless | Nancy Davis |
| 2014 | Major Crimes – Flight Risk | Cynthia Logan |
| 2013 | Coherence | Emily |
| 2012 | Rules of Engagement | Stephanie |
| 2012 | Mad Men | Emily |
| 2010 | The Lost Tribe | Anna |
| 2010 | Legend of the Seeker | Sister Nicci |
| 2009 | Ghosts of Girlfriends Past | Nadja |
| 2009 | Bones | Lena Brodsky |
| 2008 | Killer Pad | Lucy |
| 2008 | Grizzly Park | Bebe |
| 2008 | How I Met Your Mother | Claudette |
Emily Baldoni Justin Baldoni Interview
Emily Baldoni husband answer a few questions.
Q: From start to finish, what would be your ideal food day?
Emily Baldoni: If there were no repercussions, no shirtless scenes on Jane the Virgin and if it were a magical world where calories weren’t real, then I would eat pizza for breakfast, burgers for lunch, and pasta for dinner with a late night sushi snack. In the real world, it’s Matcha Green Tea made bulletproof style, proteins and salads with the occasional fun meal here and there.
Q: The personal grooming items you can’t live without…
Emily Baldoni: A beard trimmer, my favorite cologne (that I love so much I ordered ten bottles just in case they go out of business), and some kind of matte dry hair wax product.
Q: What would your last meal be? Who would it be with?
Emily Baldoni: My nana’s pasta, with my wife, daughter, mom, dad and sister.
Q: The apps you can’t live without…
Emily Baldoni: Insert shameless plug of my BellyBump app currently available in the app store. Right now my go-to’s are Waze, Fitbit, Spotify, Amazon, Task Rabbit, CNN and most importantly my Bahai Prayers app.
Q: How do you always start your day? What’s your go-to breakfast?
Emily Baldoni: Well, it depends on if we have been up ten times with Maiya or not. The first thing I always try to do is kiss my wife and daughter and tell them how much I love them. Then I make some hot water, brush my teeth, get a few prayers in, make a matcha, and hopefully get some sort of workout in (unless it’s an early Jane The Virgin or Wayfarer shoot day).
Q: Do you and your wife cook together? What do you often make?
Emily Baldoni: On the rare occasion I’m home by dinner and we both have the energy, yes! We love experimenting together. I’m kind of a chemist in the kitchen…I love trying new flavors and putting things together you might not think would work. We have fun! As long as we have balsamic vinegar, ghee, truffle oil, and goat cheese we are good.
Q: What does a typical date night look like?
Emily Baldoni: As parents – with crazy schedules – to a wild thirteen-month-old, at the moment, it looks like anytime we have an hour together and can just look at each other and check on each of our hearts. We’ve found it’s not about quantity…it’s about making the time we have together quality.
Q: Where do you love to travel? What won’t you travel without?
Emily Baldoni: Emily and I love traveling. We just got back from visiting her family in Sweden and had a blast. We have always dreamed of climbing Kilimanjaro and visiting Peru…we will get there. The thing I can’t travel without is a good, supportive, neck pillow and a lacrosse ball for my muscles/tendons when they get tight from sitting down for so long.
Q: The most surprising thing you discovered about being a Dad…
Emily Baldoni: How little I actually know about anything.
Q: What is your perfect sandwich comprised of? Your perfect salad?
Emily Baldoni: Grilled bread, lots of sauce, melted goat cheese, something spicy, and anything with protein.
Q: The workouts you’re obsessed with and why…
Emily Baldoni: I like mixing it up, trying new things and attempting to invent exercises, which I then realize I didn’t invent. We put a cross fit-esqe gym in my garage last year and it’s been incredible. Now, even when I only have twenty-minutes, I try to get any kind of sweat in I can.
Q: One thing women don’t know about men that they should…
Emily Baldoni: We feel a lot more then we let on. We cry easier than anyone realizes. We care about what people think of us. We aren’t nearly as tough as we make ourselves out to be.
Q: What are your favorite cities for food? What restaurants do you go to in each?
Emily Baldoni: New York and Los Angeles, but I am definitely spoiled by LA’s food scene. It doesn’t matter what your diet is, what you’re craving or how obscure it is…you can find it in LA. And chances are, it’s less than twenty minutes away.
Q: In the same vein as ‘what is the new black’ in fashion, what’s ‘the new potato’ right now?
Emily Baldoni: The new potato in the entertainment industry is creating meaningful and uplifting content. i.e “My Last Days” premiering August 17th, 18th and 19th at 9:00pm on The CW! What comes from the heart hits the heart, and I believe young people all over the world are hungry for television, film and digital content that inspires and gives us hope.
SOURCE: http://www.thenewpotato.com