Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Biography, Age, Parents, Family, Movies, Modern Family, Interview

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Biography

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons born Aubrey Frances Anderson-Emmons is an American child actress, best known for her role on ABC’s Modern Family.

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Age | Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Birthday

Aubrey was born on June 6, 2007, in Santa Monica, California. She is 11 years old as of 2018

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Parents | Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Family

She is the daughter of a stand-up comedian and actress Amy Anderson and Kent Emmons, a media entrepreneur. she has a half-sister  Ashley.

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Height

She stands at a height of 4 feet 7 inches tall

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Modern Family

She was cast as Lily Tucker-Pritchett, a Vietnamese-born child adopted by a gay American couple in the third season of Modern Family, an American television mockumentary family sitcom in 2011. She replaced  twins Ella & Jaden Hiller

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Movies

Year

Title

Role

Notes

2017

Bill Nye Saves the World

Herself

Episode: “This Diet is Bananas”

2016

Arthur

(voice)

Episode: “Let’s Make a Choice/Something About Edward”

2011–present

Modern Family

Lily Tucker-Pritchett

Main role
Nominated — Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2014)
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2013)
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2012)
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series (2011)

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Salary| Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Net Worth

She earns a salary of around $70,000 per episode. Her net worth is estimated to be around $6 million

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Aubrey Anderson Emmons on Growing Up in “Modern Family”

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Interview

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons Interview: A Moment with “Modern Family’s” Lily

Source:http://smashinginterviews.com

“I think it’s weird being famous. Sometimes it makes me nervous when I get recognized a lot, but I’m more used to it now than when I was little.”

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Aubrey, what outfit did you donate to the “Child Stars – Then & Now” exhibit at the Hollywood Museum?

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: The outfit that I donated is from an episode of Modern Family where one of my dads sends me to clown classes and I hate it, but I am afraid to tell him. So, it’s my clown costume.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Is this the first time you’ve participated in an event like this where you’ve donated personal items?

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: Kind of. I donated one of my dresses that I wore to the Emmys, and it was auctioned off on eBay for a children’s charity called the Global Fund for Children.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): It’s quite an honor to be called a “child star.” What do you think about all of the fame that comes with it?

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: I think it’s weird being famous. Sometimes it makes me nervous when I get recognized a lot, but I’m more used to it now than when I was little.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): What grade are you in, and what is your favorite subject?

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: I’m in 4th grade, and my favorite subject is English. I’m just starting to like to read more.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Have you had any acting classes?

Aubrey: No, I don’t think so. But I went to a musical theatre camp a couple of years ago.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Your mom is also in show business. Amy, please tell me about your career.

Amy Anderson: I started doing improve comedy in Minneapolis in the late 90s. Shortly after that, I trie tod stand up and I never looked back. I fell in love with comedy right away. I also did a lot of commercial work and theatre acting in Minneapolis and decided to move to LA in 2001 to pursue comedy and acting. I love it here, but the lack of quality roles for women, especially middle aged, Asian American women, is beyond frustrating.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Thank you, and good luck, Amy. Aubrey, how did you become involved in Modern Family at the age of four?

Aubrey: Um, my mom’s agent saw they were recasting the role of Lily, and she asked me if I wanted to try out and I really wanted to. That’s it, really.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): What have you enjoyed most about being on the show, and do you have a favorite episode?

Aubrey: It’s fun getting to watch myself on TV a lot, and we get to go to lots of different places. I think my favorite episode was when I got to ride on the dry cleaning rack and also going to Australia.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): What is your relationship like with Eric (Stonestreet) and Jesse (Tyler Ferguson)?

Aubrey: They help me a lot to stay focused and help me understand the directors.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Lily is a headstrong girl and has a sassy personality. Are you two alike in any way?

Aubrey Anderson-Emmons: I can be a little sassy sometimes like Lily, but mostly we’re not alike at all.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): Can you tell us anything about the new season?

Aubrey: I can’t tell you anything, but we’ve shot some really funny episodes already.

Melissa Parker (Smashing Interviews Magazine): If you could write an adventure for Lily, what would it be?

Aubrey: Hmm, an adventure? Maybe like, she goes to rescue a bunch of dogs or becomes a horse jumper or something with animals. That’s what I like in real life.

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