Amber Tamblyn

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Biography

Amber is best known for her role as Emily Quartermain on the ABC daytime drama General Hospital. She played Emily from January 1995 to…more

Born

Santa Monica, California, USA

Birth Name

Amber Rose Tamblyn

Gender

Female
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    • Amber: (on Diane Di Prima) Every woman - writer or not - should read her book, Recollections: My Life As A Woman. She is one of the most influential women living today. Her writing, the lifestyle she paved for herself in the '60s, pretty much everything about her is incredible. She's like the BeyoncĂ© version of Susan B. Anthony.

    • Amber: (on Jesse Metcalfe in the movie Beyond a Reasonable Doubt) Oh, how Grecian god he looks in this movie next to my pale Scottish pork roast of a behind. I swear that guy's tears are made of Booty Butter Tanning Lotion.

    • Amber: (on her book Bang Ditto) I think it's more intimate. It's also sort of funnier. I think I always took myself way too seriously. But I realized that having a sense of humor about this industry and my existence in it is really important. I think it makes me more of a person than a celebrity. I've realized over the years in performances too that it is much better to get people to laugh with you and at you.
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