New Interview of Emma with Speakeasy

Emma Stone’s star will soon shine on Broadway when she debuts in “Cabaret,” but the actress’s latest projects have been darker than her previous roles in “The Amazing Spider-Man,” “Easy A” and, earlier this year, “Magic in the Moonlight.”

In the film “Birdman,” directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, she plays Sam, a young woman fresh out of rehab and furious at her father, Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton). Sam agrees to be his assistant as he obsesses over staging his Broadway adaptation of a Raymond Carver story, but then feels neglected and relegated to menial tasks like getting his coffee.

Ms. Stone, 25 years old, filmed several of her “Birdman” scenes on the rooftop of Broadway’s St. James Theatre on 44th Street, just 10 blocks from where she will star in her own show, “Cabaret” at Studio 54, starting Nov. 11.

NEW Cabaret Musical Commercial featuring Emma

New picture of Emma with make up artist Rachel Goodwin

 

rachel_goodwin: Not sure how I got lucky enough to have these incredible women in my life but I'm grateful every day. Especially for our newest member the gorgeous miss Jack!

NEW Pictures of Emma arriving at LAX, Oct 23rd

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New 'Birdman' BTS Picture of Emma, Edward Norton & Alejandro González Iñárritu

NEW Pictures of Emma & Andrew out in New York, Oct 23rd

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New 'Birdman' Featurette

NEW Photoshoot

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New 'Birdman' B-Roll


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NEW HQ Still of Emma in 'Cabaret'

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NEW Interview + New HQ Portrait

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When Emily Jean Stone was 9 years old — long before she became Hollywood royalty as Emma Stone — she and her mother went to see the 1998 Broadway revival of “Cabaret” during one of their regular theater jaunts from Arizona. The show’s dark portrait of pre-World War II Berlin didn’t faze Ms. Stone; her father had raised her on repeated viewings of the prison film “The Shawshank Redemption,” after all. But the singing changed the way she imagined her future as a performer.

“Listening to Natasha Richardson, I realized you could be an actor in a musical and not have the perfect voice I’d heard on cast recordings,” Ms. Stone recalled of the production’s star.

“I don’t have this gorgeous untouchable voice, and it was Natasha who really lit a fuse under me to try musicals and play Sally someday,” she added of Richardson’s Tony Award-winning performance as the sensitive and increasingly desperate singer Sally Bowles.

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