Interview Magazine have a new interview with Emily talking about the recent release of The Young Victoria.

The Young Victoria (out in the US this Friday) is a piece of historical revisionism. Neither a sweeping history of a monarch, nor the conventional image of the severe and reticent Queen Victoria, the film instead offers an intimate portrait of a spirited, defiant, and often-overlooked girl. Emily Blunt, best known for her role as the striving assistant in 2006′s The Devil Wears Prada, captures the dual existences–private and public– of the young sovereign. Eshewing the stuffiness of nineteenth century period pieces, writer Julian Fellowes and director Jean-Marc Vallée aimed to give an old story a more modern, dynamic telling. At its center is the intense, devoted relationship between Victoria and Prince Albert (Rupert Friend). Read More…

Congratulations, Emily. She has been nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress for her role in The Young Victoria. You can see the entire list right here.

Two new photoshoots have been added to the galley. The first is an unknown shoot and the second is from the LA Times. Thank you to Lisa and Amanda! Emily is looking beautiful!

Emily has been a busy girl over the past few days, attending two new events. On the 9th she attended the premiere of It’s Complicated and last night she attended the Cinema Society Screening of The Young Victoria, both in New York. Pictures are now in the gallery!

LA Confidential have posted a new interview with Emily along with a gorgeous new photoshoot which has been added to the gallery.

LAC: What’s so fascinating about your career is the diverse characters you’ve played from The Devil Wears Prada to Sunshine Cleaning and now The Young Victoria. What is it about a character that attracts you?
EB: It really is if they surprise me. It’s hard to specify why I respond to someone, or why anyone responds to anyone in real life. I like complexity, and I like people. People with some kind of inner turmoil going on are always interesting, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a dramatic role. I don’t tend to go for passive characters, and I don’t tend to go for one-dimensional people because I don’t think people really are that way. I like characters who are hard to read—you have to find out who they are.
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Emily did a very funny interview with Craig Ferguson on December 4. Screen captures are in the gallery! Here is the video.