Amy Rosen is the gentle, strong, hot-bodied Fiona Gelag in the hit series Shameless, and she is also the perfect hot Christine in the eyes of writer and producer Andrew Lloyd Weber, you may know her from these characters, or you are just attracted to her dark brown eyes and charming smile, but this fearless actress has a few things that will surprise you in addition to her appearance, such as her rather excellent vocal and acting talent, and how she became the strongest she is today. Let's take a look at her surprising transformations and little-known truths so far
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > Amy Rosen grew up with her mother</h1>
Amy Rosen was born in Manhattan in 1986, her mother Cheryl Rosen is a photographer and a single mother, Rosen's father left the family when her mother was pregnant, she only met him a few times, Cheryl had a great influence on Rosen's upbringing, Rosen said, "I was raised by my mother and an older nanny, my mother was 40 years old, I was only when I was 40 years old", when she was asked how she created the character in Shameless, she said, "Fiona Rosen was a child. Gelag's character has the shadow of my mother in it, my mother is a kind and fierce person, and that mother's instinct will always stand up for me."
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="4" > Amy Rosen began singing when she was seven years old</h1>
Amy Rosen joined the Metropolitan Opera Children's Choir at the age of 7 and sang until she was 12, her mother sent her to music school at a very young age, she said, "I love music, I also like to perform on stage, I feel more comfortable living in opera and creative environments", this love of music sparked Rosen's interest in acting, so she began to take classes at the New York City New Actors Seminar and studied under Terry Nick Bock, an acting professor who also directed Sam Nick Bock. Stars such as Rockwell, Josie Charles, Abby Cornish and John Reggie Zamo
Rosen said in an interview, "One of my favorite things about Nick Bock is that he's very knowledgeable about theatre and film, and usually, when we're shaping a character together, he'll suggest I study a play with a similar character, and then, I'll be inspired by that role, including his dedication to the character and the story, and without his guidance I wouldn't have been so fearless or confident."
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" > Amy Rosen is always learning</h1>
Watching Amy Rosen's films, you know she's a smart, young, and courageous lady, but that's not all, she learned to sing in six different languages during her time at the Metropolitan Opera, and after leaving the opera at 12, her mother asked Rosen to study courses offered by Stanford under the guidance of her mentor and get a high Chinese at the age of 15, and by 2008 she was admitted to Columbia University to study French, art history and philosophy, and she also enrolled in courses at Le Cordon Bleu London
And, as she did with film roles, Rosen has a naturally high emotional intelligence that she can use in her work, and as time goes on, she becomes more and more vocal in her acting skills
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > Amy Rosen began starring with A-list actors</h1>
In 1997, Amy Rosen made her debut as Abby Gayle Williams in The World Is Turning, the same year she also made a cameo appearance in an episode of Law & Order, after which she made a TV film called Genius, and later played the young Audrey Hepburn in Audrey Hepburn's Story, whose screen debut was The Ballad Collector (2000), playing an orphan whose performance in the film earned her a nomination for Best Debut at the Independent Spirit Award , in 2003 with Clint Eastwood and Sean Penn on Mystic River
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > Amy Rosen's big breakthrough was singing on screen</h1>
In 2003, at the age of 16, Amy Rosen auditioned for Andrew Loyd Weber's film version of The Phantom of the Opera, and met with director Joe Schumacher on Wednesday, who asked Rosen to audition again on Saturday, but due to personal problems, she refused, what Rosen did not know was that Schumacher had been casting for the role of Christine for six months, and she was the most satisfied person Schumacher had met, needless to say, she finally participated in the audition and succeeded
Upon learning the news, she thought it was a prank, however, her mother was not at all surprised that she had been given the role, and thanks to Rosen's experience at the Opera House, she maintained a professionalism beyond her age, and she was also considered by all to be the most professional in the filming of Phantom of the Opera
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > Amy Rosen fights for equal pay</h1>
We haven't seen news from Amy Rosen for a long time because she was busy working with Showtime over equal pay, robin White had a similar (and successful) dispute with Netflix, and Rosen said she wouldn't agree to make season eight of Shameless unless she got a deal with William White. H. Messi) is a considerable salary, as well as the first seven seasons of unpaid wages, William Messi) H. Messi also said, "It's time to actually abide by the Equal Rights Amendment, Rosen works as hard as I do, and she deserves it."
On December 14, 2016, Amy Rosen wrote on the platform: "Playing Fiona Gelagle is the biggest gain of my life, and it is a pleasure to return to the big family of Shameless again", and it is really thanks to her persistence that audiences can see her in the eighth season of Shameless
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="18" > back to Amy Rosen's first love</h1>
Amy Rosen has always been mature with relationships, she married in 2008 and ended the marriage a year and a half later, her ex-husband was an executive named Justin Siegel, about the breakup between the two, Rosen said, "Everyone has highs and lows in life, and when I realized that the relationship was like the end of the world, I knew it couldn't go back", Rosen later broke up with several crows lead singer Adam Duritz, and in 2010, the two also broke up friendly
Now that she's married to The Matrix screenwriter Sam Esmer, who gave her an antique 1920s engagement ring when he proposed to her, she said, "I don't care what the wedding dress looks like, I don't care what the invitation looks like, the only thing that matters to me is that we're married," which is the basic way Rosen treats marriage