Emily Flain
Northern Irish actress (born 2003)
Emily Flain is a Northern Irish actress. Her acting career began in 2016 while she was in college and she has appeared in various films. She played a leading role in the 2017 historical war film Zoo. After that, she played a leading role in the comedy thriller series How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (2026) and the horror film The Morrigan (2026). She appeared on the Belfast Telegraph list of entertainers that would "tear up the world of entertainment" in 2025.
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