Amber Tamblyn

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Amber Tamblyn is una atriz from United States. She is listed on FreeOnes since October 5th 2003 and is currently ranked #26577. Our records show that Amber Tamblyn is currently active which means she is still making movies, doing live shows and/or doing photo shoots.

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Nombre: Amber Tamblyn
Alias: Amber Rose Tamblyn
Página web oficial: Desconocido
Bailarín destacado: No
Fecha de nacimiento: Mayo 14, 1983
Años: 40
Orientación sexual: Desconocido
Signo Astrológico: Taurus (Abr 21 - May 21)
Profesión: Actriz
estado profesional: Active
inicio de carrera: Desconocido
fin de carrera: Desconocido
Fecha de muerte: N / A
Lugar de nacimiento: Santa Monica, CA - California, United States
Nacionalidad: Desconocido

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Etnicidad: Caucasian
Tetas: Natural
Busto: 86
taza: C
Bueno: 34C
Cintura: 60 cm
Cadera: 88 cm
Extremo: Unknown
Altura: 167 cm
Peso: 55 kg
Color de pelo: Auburn
Color de los ojos: Brown
Piercings: No
Lugares de perforación: Desconocido
Tatuajes: No
Ubicaciones de tatuajes: Desconocido
Tamaño del zapato: 35 eu

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As the daughter of American child star-turned-cult favorite Russ Tamblyn (Peyton Place, Twin Peaks), Hollywood heartthrob and ingenue Amber Tamblyn inherited the stunning red hair, fair complexion, and acting chops of her famous dad. Born in the early '80s to Russ and wife Bonnie Murray, Tamblyn was discovered by an agent at her school during her preteen years, and soon landed a prominent role as the maniacal tot Emily Quartermaine on General Hospital -- a turn she sustained from 1995 to 2001. Tamblyn guested on such series as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Boston Public in the early 2000s, and tackled a small role in Gore Verbinski's 2002 shocker The Ring (as one of Samara's unfortunate victims), but the actress failed to generate a sizeable fan base prior to the advent of the fantasy-tinged drama series Joan of Arcadia in 2003.