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Emma Rigby was born in Merseyside in England and has an older sister, Charlotte. Rigby attended De La Salle high school in St. Helens, but later left in 2006 due to her role in the tv show ''Hollyoaks''. Rigby achieved nine A* in her GCSE exam results, despite her busy schedule whilst filming ''Hollyoaks''. |
Emma Rigby was born in Merseyside in England and has an older sister, Charlotte. Rigby attended De La Salle high school in St. Helens, but later left in 2006 due to her role in the tv show ''Hollyoaks''. Rigby achieved nine A* in her GCSE exam results, despite her busy schedule whilst filming ''Hollyoaks''. |
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Revision as of 19:29, 20 August 2013
Emma Rigby is the British actress who will portray the Red Queen on ABC's Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.[1]
Biography
Emma Rigby was born in Merseyside in England and has an older sister, Charlotte. Rigby attended De La Salle high school in St. Helens, but later left in 2006 due to her role in the tv show Hollyoaks. Rigby achieved nine A* in her GCSE exam results, despite her busy schedule whilst filming Hollyoaks.
Trivia
- Emma Rigby auditioned for Alice initially. The role has eluded her since childhood when she was told she could not play that role in her school play. But here she's excited to play the antagonist, who she noted is partially comedic.
Appearances
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External Links
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References
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