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The Academy Award Winner, Emma Stone has recently appeared in the lead role of Bella Baxter in Poor Things, the dark fantasy comedy film..
She teamed up once again with Yorgos Lanthimos, the director of Favorite, and her role was acclaimed critically...
In the movie, Emma Stone plays the role of Bella Baxter, the young Victorian woman who is made alive by a scientist...
Golden Globes has nominated Stone for these performances, with nominations for Battle of the Sexes, The Curse, Cruella, and Easy A.. Currently, there are several movies by Emma Stone available on Netflix such as The House Bunny, The Croods, La La Land, and Maniac..
Emma Stone, the Academy Award winner has made her latest appearance as the main protagonist Bella Baxter in Poor Things...
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