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Emily Bett Rickards

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Canadian actress (born 1991)

Emily Bett Rickards
Rickards at theGalaxyCon Austin convention in 2023
Born (1991-07-24)July 24, 1991 (age 34)
OccupationActress
Years active2009–present
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Emily Bett Rickards (born July 24, 1991)[1] is a Canadian actress. She is known for her role asFelicity Smoak onThe CW seriesArrow, her first television credit. She reprised the role in theArrowverse showsThe Flash,Legends of Tomorrow andSupergirl and voiced the character on the animated web seriesVixen.

Early life and career

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Rickards was born and raised inBritish Columbia. Her mother is Dr. Diane Greig, a dream psychotherapist inVancouver.[2][3][4]

At a young age, she was introduced to musical theatre and dance. Graduating early from high school, she attended theVancouver Film School, completing their acting essentials program. Following completion, she attended an open call audition, gaining an agent.[5] She studied at the Alida Vocal Studio in Vancouver.[6] Rickards made her first professional appearance in 2009, starring in the video for theNickelback single "Never Gonna Be Alone".[7]

Career

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Rickards atPaleyFest in 2015

Arrowverse

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Rickards' breakthrough role came in 2012 with her first television casting, asFelicity Smoak inThe CW television seriesArrow, which is based on theDC Comics characterGreen Arrow.[8] She was initially signed as a guest star for one episode,[9] but after positive reaction from starStephen Amell,[10]Warner Brothers executivePeter Roth,[11][12] and journalists at preview screenings,[13] she was signed as a recurring star for the rest of the show's first season. The success of the character saw her signed as a series regular from the second season onwards.[9][14][15] Speaking in 2013 about that decision,Arrow executive producerMarc Guggenheim stated, "We were very lucky that we cast Emily Rickards, who just lit up the screen."[16] In March 2019, Rickards announced that she would leaveArrow at the end of the show'sseventh season.[17] In November 2019, Rickards was confirmed as a guest star forArrow'sseries finale.[18]

Throughout the series run, Rickards received praise for her performance in the role, often described as the show's "fan favourite"[19] or "breakout"[20] character, with many critics describing the character, and Rickards, as an integral part of the show's success.[21] Her monologue in the season-six episode "We Fall" won her particular praise.[22] Rickards was nominated for multipleTeen Choice andLeo Awards for the role, and in 2016, her portrayal of the character was placed at number 15 in a list of 50 Favourite Female Characters, in a poll of Hollywood professionals conducted byThe Hollywood Reporter.[23]

Rickards also portrayed the character in the spin-off shows to the series (collectively known as theArrowverse)The Flash,[24]Legends of Tomorrow[25] andSupergirl,[26] as well as providing the voice for the character on animated showVixen.[27] In 2013, she portrayed Felicity in web-based promotional tie-in seriesBlood Rush, sponsored byBose, which also featured the characters ofRoy Harper (Colton Haynes) andQuentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne).[28]

Film

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In March 2014, Rickards was cast in the sequel toCowgirls 'n Angels, entitledCowgirls 'n Angels: Dakota's Summer, as Kristen Rose, the sister of the film's protagonist, Dakota, portrayed byHaley Ramm. The film premiered at the 2014Dallas International Film Festival.[29] In 2015, she had a supporting role in theOscar-nominated filmBrooklyn.[30] In 2016, she appeared inSlumber, starring alongsideDarby Stanchfield andMeaghan Rath. Filming took place in Los Angeles in May 2016.[31] She also appeared inAxis.[32] The film won the prize for outstanding achievement feature film at the 2017Newport Beach Film Festival.[33][34] She also appeared in the super-hero themed short filmSidekick, directed byArrowverse alum Jeff Cassidy.[35]

In 2018, she appeared in the comedy,Funny Story.[36] The film was runner-up at theSlamdance Film Festival in January 2018,[37] in the festival's 'Beyond' programme.[38] It also won the Stolman audience award for best American indie at the 2018Sonoma International Film Festival;[39] the audience award for best narrative feature at the Vero Beach Wine and Film Festival;[40] best feature at the Santorini Film Festival;[41] and the grand jury prize at the Barcelona Film Festival.[42] At the Southampton International Film Festival, Rickards was nominated for leading actress in a feature. In May 2019, she appeared in the indie film,We Need to Talk,[43] co-starringJames Maslow, and written and directed by Todd Wolfe. It was an official selection at the FirstGlance Film Festival in Philadelphia, in November 2020[44] and Rickards was named best actress in a feature.[45]

In 2024, Rickards reunited with Amell in the westernCalamity Jane, a fictionalized story based around the life of Martha Jane Canary, known asCalamity Jane.[46] She appeared in French film,Autumn and the Black Jaguar, as supporting character and will also appear inQueen of the Ring, a biopic movie about female wrestlerMildred Burke, where she portrays the lead role.[47]

Other works

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In early 2016, she appeared in the Canadian webseriesParanormal Solutions, Inc., which was launched online in April of the same year.[48] In June, she appeared in an episode of the fifth season ofIFC comedyComedy Bang! Bang!.[49] In May 2018, she appeared inReborning for Reality Curve Theatre Group at the Annex Theatre in Vancouver.[50] The production premiered on June 20, 2018.[51] In April 2019, she reprised her role in Reality Curve'sOff-Broadway production at New York'sSoHo Playhouse, in July and August of the same year.[52][53] In September 2018, she narrated an audiobook ofThe Wicked Ones, originally published as part of theGhosts of the Shadow Market anthology, which is also part ofThe Mortal Instruments series.[54]

Philanthropy

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In 2016, Rickards launched a T-shirt campaign in support of the AmericanAutoimmune Related Diseases Association (AARDA) through the crowd funding merchandise site Represent.com, with all proceeds going to the charity.[55]

Duringseason four ofArrow, her character was paralyzed from the waist down following a shooting incident, later regaining the ability to walk through the use of a prototype microchip. Rickards filmed aPSA in conjunction with theChristopher and Dana Reeve Foundation advocating for advancements in the treatment of spinal injuries.[56]

In February 2019, theVancouver Film School announced the "Emily Bett Rickards Acting Scholarship", a partnership between the school and Rickards, to fund a full scholarship for the school's acting programs, as well as partial funding of $250,000 for other students. She will select the scholarship recipients.[57]

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleRoleNotes
2012Bacon and EggsDiteShort film
Flicka: Country PrideMary MaloneDirect-to-video
Random Acts of RomanceYoung Wife
2014Dakota's SummerKristen Rose
2015Normal DoorsMegShort film
BrooklynPatty McGuire
2016SidekickEmma / The PrincessShort film
2017AxisCaitlinVoice
2018Funny StoryKim
The ClinicStevens
2020We Need to TalkAmber[44]
2024Autumn and the Black JaguarAnja Shymore[58]
Calamity JaneCalamity Jane[59]
Queen of the RingMildred Burke[47]

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotes
2012–2020ArrowFelicity Smoak / OverwatchRecurring role (season 1), main role (seasons 2–7), special guest role (season 8)[18]
2013Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco StoryLauren PhillipsTelevision film
2014–2017The FlashFelicity SmoakRecurring role, 8 episodes
2016–2017Legends of TomorrowRecurring role, 4 episodes
2016Comedy Bang! Bang!Becky SimmonsEpisode: "Joe Jonas Wears a Maroon and Gold Letterman Jacket with White Sneakers"
Whose Line Is It Anyway?HerselfEpisode: "Emily Bett Rickards"
Superhero Fight Club 2.0Felicity SmoakShort promo video
2017SupergirlEpisode: "Crisis on Earth-X, Part 1"

Web

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YearTitleRoleNotes
2013Soldiers of the ApocalypseFourtyMain role, 8 episodes
Blood RushFelicity SmoakMain role, 6 episodes
2015Very MalloryHerselfVoice; episode: "Emily Bett Rickards"
2015–2016VixenFelicity SmoakVoice; 2 episodes
2016Paranormal Solutions Inc.Genevieve Kreme8 episodes

Music videos

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YearTitleRoleArtistRef.
2009"Never Gonna Be Alone"WomanNickelback[7]
2017"Sunday Morning"HerselfHerself and Travis Atreo[60]

Stage

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YearTitleRoleVenueRef.
2018ReborningKellyAnnex Theatre, Vancouver[50]
2019SoHo Playhouse, New York[52]

Discography

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YearTitleRoleNotes
2018The Wicked OnesNarratorAudiobook; part ofThe Mortal Instruments series.

Awards and nominations

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Film

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YearNominated workAwardCategoryResultRefs
2018Funny StorySouthampton International Film FestivalLeading Actress in a FeatureNominated[61]
2020We Need To TalkFirstGlance Film Festival PhiladelphiaBest Actress (Feature Film)Won[45]
Best Ensemble Cast (Feature)Won
2024Queen of the RingFort Lauderdale International Film FestivalStar on the Horizon AwardWon[62]

Television

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YearNominated workAwardCategoryResultRefs
2013ArrowUBCP/ACTRA AwardsBest NewcomerNominated[63]
2014Leo AwardsBest Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series[64]
Teen Choice AwardsFemale Breakout Star[65]
2015The FlashLeo AwardsBest Guest Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series[66]
ArrowBest Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series
MTV Fandom AwardsShip of the Year(with Stephen Amell)Won[67]
Teen Choice AwardsChoice TV Actress – Fantasy/Sci-FiNominated[68]
Choice TV Liplock(withStephen Amell)
2016Leo AwardsBest Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series[69]
MTV Fandom AwardsShip of the Year(with Stephen Amell)Won[70]
Teen Choice AwardsChoice TV Actress – Fantasy/Sci-FiNominated[71]
Choice TV Liplock(withStephen Amell)
2017Leo AwardsBest Lead Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series[72]
Teen Choice AwardsChoice TV Actress – Action[73]
2018Choice TV Actress – Action[74]
Choice TV Ship(with Stephen Amell)
2019Choice TV Actress – Action[75]

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  40. ^@FunnyStoryMovie (June 11, 2018)."🏆 WINNER! 🏆 "Funny Story" won the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature at Vero Beach Wine & Film Festival! 🎬🎉🥂Thank you so much!! More festivals coming soon! Get updates: http://www.funnystorymovie.com #funnystorymovie #vbwff" (Tweet) – viaTwitter.
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