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Emma Stone

Actor and producer

Born 1988

Emma Stone is an American actor and producer raised in Arizona. Youth theatre and improv shaped her comic instincts, and she has described taking classes at Coronado's Lamb's Players Theatre during family summers. After early television guest roles, Superbad introduced her to film audiences; The House Bunny, Zombieland and Easy A established her in comedy. Her work broadened through The Help, the Amazing Spider-Man films and Birdman, alongside Broadway's Cabaret, where she played Sally Bowles. She won Academy Awards for La La Land and Poor Things. Her collaborations with Yorgos Lanthimos include The Favourite, Poor Things, Kinds of Kindness and Bugonia, while Maniac and The Curse extended her television work. Through Fruit Tree with Dave McCary and Ali Herting, she has produced films by Jesse Eisenberg, Julio Torres and Jane Schoenbrun, including When You Finish Saving the World, Problemista, A Real Pain and I Saw the TV Glow. She also has producing credits on Maniac, The Curse, Poor Things and Bugonia. Later acting includes Eddington; Universal has announced The Catch with Chris Pine and McCary directing.

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ConnectionRyan GoslingCo-star in Crazy, Stupid, Love and La La Land.

ConnectionDave McCaryHusband and Fruit Tree partner; directs The Catch.

ConnectionYorgos LanthimosDirector of The Favourite, Poor Things and Bugonia.

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Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An IntroductionJ. D. Salinger

Stone singled out the Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters story within this collection. Edition shown is a bibliographic reference.

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When We Cease to Understand the WorldBenjamin Labatut

Read at Jesse Eisenberg’s suggestion; reference edition.

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The Custom of the CountryEdith Wharton

Halfway through the novel; reference edition.

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Where Do The Children Play by Cat Stevens

Stone connected the song with her family in a dated interview.

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Waffles

Stone names waffles while discussing a dress inspired by their shape.

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French fries and Brussels sprouts

A historical direct interview answer; this does not imply a fixed meal plan.

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Sled pushes and pulls, hip thrusts, pull-ups and push-ups

Jason Walsh described training for Battle of the Sexes; this is production preparation.

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Added high-calorie shakes

Trainer Jason Walsh described added shakes while preparing for Battle of the Sexes; this is historical production nutrition.

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Argan oil and squalene oil

Vogue describes these oils in a dated beauty interview.

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Uses fragrance to help define characters

Historical direct interview; Louis Vuitton campaign context.

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Louis Vuitton Apogée

She describes wearing it often in a dated interview. Ambassador context applies; exact bottle variant unspecified.

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Ren

She invites the interviewer to meet Ren in a moment. Historical video; current ownership unspecified.

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