There are a lot of fortunate individuals who are able to inherit wonderful attributes from members of their family. Perhaps it has something to do with inheriting favorable DNA, maintaining excellent health throughout one’s life, or adopting comparable outward qualities. It seems that talent runs in numerous families in Hollywood, including the Roberts family, and one of such families is the Roberts family.

Actor Eric Roberts, his sister Julia Roberts, who is also an actress, and Eric’s daughter Emma Roberts are among the most well-known members of this family. This reveals that Julia’s other niece, Emma, who is also a performer, is her niece.

Since making her debut in the movie “Pretty Woman” in 1990, Julia has established herself as one of the most sought-after leading women in the entertainment industry of Hollywood. The parts that Julia played in the movies “Mystic Pizza” and “Steel Magnolias” helped to bring her some attention in the past; however, it was her filmography from the 1990s that really placed her on the map. Her career, which spans decades, has earned her several honors and has raked in more than $3.9 billion at box offices throughout the world. However, she has done all in her power to maintain her privacy, including getting married to the director of photography Daniel Moder in 2002 and having three children with him.

When it comes to Emma, she rose to prominence at a young age as a result of her performance in the television series “Unfabulous.” After that, she went on to play more mature parts in television programs such as “Scream Queens” and “American Horror Story.” In addition to that, she became well-known because to her roles in movies like “We’re the Millers,” “Nancy Drew,” and “It’s Kind of a Funny Story.”

Even though Emma is an accomplished actress in her own right, the only movie in which she has co-starred with her aunt is “Valentine’s Day.” On the other hand, in a future film titled “Maybe I Do” set to be released in 2023, Emma expresses her delight at the prospect of collaborating with Richard Gere, one of her aunt’s former co-stars whom she has admired for a very long time.

Although both women have established great reputations for themselves in their own fields, they have also demonstrated how powerful they can be as a team, both professionally and in their personal lives as members of the same family.

In spite of the fact that Julia is a successful actor, she does not believe in offering advice to aspiring performers. She advised against seeking guidance from actors, saying, “My initial impulse is to not accept counsel from actors.” “Because everybody’s experience is unique It should be unique.” In spite of this, it is difficult to think that Emma did not pick up a thing or two from her well-known aunt.

According to an article published in People Magazine, Emma saw Julia in action when she was sitting on the sets of movies like “Erin Brockovich” and “America’s Sweethearts.”

She went on to add, “I would ask questions without any kind of filter. This is one of those fields where “you learn as you go.”

Emma, on the other hand, had her own professional goals in mind.

She was alluding to her aunt when she made the statement, “I never wanted to be her.” “I love her so much, and I adore her work; but, I’m just focusing on doing what I want to do,” she said.

In the movie “Valentine’s Day” from 2010, the two ladies appeared on screen together, which was a fortunate coincidence. Emma has received several nominations and accolades for her work ever since she began appearing in major roles in cinema and television.

She was awarded Best Kiss for “We’re the Millers” at the MTV Movie Awards in 2014, Choice Movie Actress in Comedy at the Teen Choice Awards, and Best Performance in a Feature Film for Supporting Young Actress in 2007’s “Aquamarine.” She also won Best Actress in a Supporting Role for “I Am Michael” at the FilmOut San Diego LGBT Film Festival. All of these awards were presented in 2014.

Emma was cast in a star-studded picture alongside Julia’s old co-star Gere, who she worked with on the films “Pretty Woman” and “Runaway Bride.” After appearing in the romantic comedy film “About Fate” in 2022, Emma was cast in the film.

In an interview that was conducted exclusively for Page Six, Emma said that she was excited about the prospect of working with Gere in the film “Maybe I Do,” in which he portrayed the role of her father.

During the Cinema Society screening of the film, Emma shared with the outlet that she admired the actor’s work in the films “Runaway Bride” and “Pretty Woman.” It is very clear that he has collaborated with my aunt. Therefore, the opportunity to collaborate with him seemed like coming full circle.

In addition to Richard Gere, Emma will be collaborating with a number of other well-known actors, including Emmy Award winner William H. Macy, Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon, and Hollywood legend Diane Keaton.

During the same interview, Emma raved over Keaton and openly professed her respect for the actress who had previously won the Tony Award.

She went on to elucidate by saying, “I feel like I could just watch a live stream of Diane Keaton all day because she is just so hilarious and so brilliant and so talented,” and she said this while referring to Diane Keaton. Even down to her mannerisms, she is a dead ringer for Diane Keaton. Therefore, it was a lot of joy just to have some breathing room beside her.

While this was going on, Gere complimented Emma on her performance in the movie and pointed out how well the young actress performed under the strain of having her aunt’s name attached to her.

I had a great time working with her aunt, but she is undoubtedly her own unique individual. He disclosed this to People Magazine: “She has her own profession and goes about things in her own unique manner.” “She plays the character of the sane adult among a group of grownups who are acting irrationally, which is one of the most challenging parts. I believe that she performed an excellent job.”

In the film “Maybe I Do,” seasoned performers Gere, Sarandon, Michael Keaton, and William H. Macey play the roles of two married couples whose complicated love lives entangle them with one other and each other’s spouses. While they were preoccupied with their own personal dramas, their children, portrayed by Emma Bracey and Luke Bracey, admitted that they wanted to get married, which triggered a whole new set of challenges for a family that was already dealing with a lot of issues.