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Emmeline Hartley

Actress (3) Writer (1) Director (1)

Born: 20 March 1993 (33) in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Known from: Outlawed, Swimming with Men and Keep Breathing

IMDb profile: Emmeline Hartley

Wikicode: 213485692021

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Full filmography (5)
2,21 (17)

Outlawed

2018 • 82 minuten
as Victoria Summers
3,17 (3)

Swimming with Men

2018 • 96 minuten
2,25 (2)

Keep Breathing

2019 • 19 minuten
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Bannister DollHouse

2019 • 79 minuten

Collaborated with

Liz Carlyon Liz Carlyon
Becki Lloyd Becki Lloyd
Julia Glancy Julia Glancy
Sophia Feliciano Sophia Feliciano
Tim Bryn Smith Tim Bryn Smith
Jessica Norris Jessica Norris
Simon Blakeney Simon Blakeney
Fiona Robertson Fiona Robertson
Wayne Edge Wayne Edge
Sophie Chapman Sophie Chapman
Issac Williams Issac Williams
Luke Radford Luke Radford
Wahnnetta Williamson Wahnnetta Williamson
Matt Heald Matt Heald
Becks Macey Becks Macey

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