Emmert, Alexander

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biography of Emmert, Alexande

3 October 1974, London, England, UK
6' 2"
Born in London while his parents were living overseas, Alexander Emmert moved to the United States as a young man. A short music career preceded his academic exploits at the University of Oregon and Harvard, after which he began a lucrative tenure as an Executive Recruiter in New York until one of his early loves in life, performing, drew him away from the corporate world. Mr. Emmert has performed on stage and in numerous independent and studio films, as well as in television series and specials. He is a Big Four repped screenwriter and independent film producer. Emmert also served as Program Director for Encore Entertainment's Creative Theatre Group Summer Camps for Film and Theatre in 2003, prior to incorporating Invictus Films in 2004. He has directed several music videos (most recently for The Replacements/Soul Asylum/Guns N Roses bassist Tommy Stinson), and written and produced numerous historical documentaries for cable television. Alexander Emmert wrote, produced and directed "The Judas Kiss", which was the Grande Premiere Event at the Monaco International Festival of Film; co-produced and directed "Between Us, Love", which is headlining the Unban World 2010 Festival in New York City, and was Assistant Producer and Assistant Director of "Elle: A Modern Cinderella Tale", which won Best Family Feature at the Newport Beach Films Festival in 2010. While continuing to perform in front of the camera and on the stage, Mr. Emmert's producing and screenwriting career have taken flight. He works on both US coasts and in Europe, and is hopeful of expanding Invictus Films' coproductions into Asia and Australia in 2011 and beyond. He lives with his dog Raja in both Los Angeles and Philadelphia at varying times of year.
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- Dual nationality: citizen of the United Kingdom and the United States.

- Born in London. Raised primarily in the USA.

- Emmert is a fervent supporter of the NFL's Denver Broncos. He has their logo tattooed on his right arm.

- Authored the highly controversial "Kennewick Chronicle" as a student in 1997.

- Several family members were on opposing sides during the Revolutionary War, fighting against each other in the famous battles of Trenton (1776) and Brandywine (1777).

- Lives seasonally in Los Angeles (Winter/Spring) and Philadelphia (Summer/Fall).

- Worked on archaeological digs in Tunisia, Malta, Italy and Spain while in college.

- Experiments and solutions in an undergraduate astronomy class led to "Emmert's Law", now a staple of Logic classes and in the field of Optics.

- Drives a classic Mercedes-Benz named "Bettie Bleu" which he named after the film starring Beatrice Dalle, following an affair with the notorious French actress. He has reportedly vowed to never sell it.

- Lived on a rented sailboat in Liberty Park Marina during his first year acting in New York.

- Is a member of American MENSA.