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Amber Tamblyn is an American actress, poet, and director born on May 14, 1983, in Santa Monica, California. She has shown great versatility in most of her projects or calls; Amber first drew attention in a role on the daytime serial General Hospital as Emily Quartermaine but was later catapulted into international prominence for her role as Joan Girardi in Joan of Arcadia, for which she earned both acclaim and a growing following.
The quality of Tamblyn's versatility has left her appearing on television and writing in a series of movie features like The Sisterhood of Traveling Pants, 127 Hours, and, of course, The Ring, which showcase the cult horror classic.
The woman transitions seamlessly between drama, comedy, and suspenseful thrillers which have impressed her talent in Hollywood. And she is not just an actress. Amber is a published poet, with several poetry collections that put voice to issues of identity, womanhood, and strength. Amber has used her voice both on and off screen for social justice, gender equality, and artistic freedom.
Would have changed her world through essays or poetry or during her fiercer storytelling installations. Amber is an evolving artist with no impatience to digress.