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Matilda Kimber is an actress who played Emily in Mortal Kombat (2021). See her biography, photos, videos, credits, and contact info on IMDb.
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May 4, 2021 · We had the opportunity to interview Australian actor/model Matilda Kimber! Watch the rising star chat about her role as Emily Young in 2021's #MortalKombat, memories from set, modelling...
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Mortal Kombat is a 2021 American martial arts fantasy film co-produced and directed by Simon McQuoid from a screenplay by Greg Russo and Dave Callaham, based on the video game series created by Ed Boon and John Tobias. The film serves as a reboot of the Mortal Kombat film series and is the third film in the franchise. [4]
- The World(S) of 'Mortal Kombat'
- Cole Young
- Sonya Blade
- Jackson "Jax" Briggs
- Kano
- Lord Raiden
- Liu Kang
- Kung Lao
- Scorpion
- Sub-Zero
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Mortal Kombatexists in a bit of a multiverse, with different realms representing different planes of existence and foundational philosophies. For the purposes of understanding the 2021 film, we'll focus on three. There's Earthrealm, which you can think of as our Earth as we know it, under the protection of an elder god named Raiden. There's Outworl...
Wouldn't you know it, Cole Young, the protagonist of our Mortal Kombat feature film, is actually a new character to the Mortal Kombat mythology! So ostensibly, you should be able to get what he's about from watching the film right out of the gate, since this is his origin story. But for some brief, non-spoilery context, he's a struggling MMA fighte...
Sonya Blade, a United States Special Forces agent, is single-minded and hotheaded in her goal to eradicate the criminal forces in her way, especially her bitter rival Kano, and usually teams up with her Special Forces partner Jax. Her fighting style involves the usage of her long legs, including cartwheel kicks and handstand feet grabs of opponents...
Jax is another Special Forces agent, the generally more even-keeled partner of Sonya (though he is usually depicted as being responsible for the eye injury that led to Kano's injury). He's often seen struggling with the traumas that come from a life of military service, injury, and death. He's cybernetically enhanced, with a pair of buffed out meta...
Boasting a cybernetic, glowing red eye and a blunt lack of morality, Kano is one of the franchise's most reliable, and most traditionally human villains. He's a mercenary for hire, the leader of the Black Dragon crime syndicate, and the unrelenting thorn in Sonya Blade's side, sometimes portrayed as being responsible for a death of one of her partn...
Lord Raiden is the goddamn God of Thunder, eternal protector of the Earthrealm, and all around avatar of sage wisdom in the Mortal Kombat universe. He's what's known as an Elder God, a powerful, otherworldly figure who helps keep the multiverse in check from evil figures like Shang Tsung and Shao Kahn, who try to take over control from their nefari...
Typically seen as the central character of Mortal Kombat (so much so that he was the protagonist of the 1995 film, played by Robin Shou), Liu Kang is a trained martial artist and Shaolin monk who becomes Earthrealm's Grand Champion as a result of winning so many Mortal Kombat tournaments against the forces of Outworld, especially Shang Tsung. He's ...
Seen on the right of the movie still with his BFF/sometimes cousin Liu Kang, Kung Lao is a fellow trained Shaolin monk, an eponymous ancestor of the Great Kung Lao, and in recent games, a bit of a rapscallion. In contrast to the humble and kind Liu Kang, Kung Lao can feel like a Han Solo type; he still follows the nonviolent, spiritual teachings of...
Scorpion, aka Hanzo Hasashi, utters the most famous line in all of Mortal Kombat: "Get over here!" He throatily barks this as he shoots a rope-spear out of his hand, plunging it into his opponents' bodies and yanking them over to pummel them. Easily one of the most recognizable moves not just in Mortal Kombat but in all of video game history, its o...
While the canon of Mortal Kombat has two separate ninjas who have adorned the "Sub-Zero" moniker, for the purposes of how it relates to the film version, we're just going to focus on one: Bi-Han. A single-minded, remorseless assassin of the Lin Kuei clan, Bi-Han is what we might call "neutral evil"; he kills his targets (including Scorpion and his ...
Matilda Kimber plays Cole Young's daughter in the new Mortal Kombat movie, based on the video game franchise. She is a martial arts coach and fan of her father, who discovers his destiny as a warrior in the inter-realm tournament.
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I run a media outlet and a fellow contributor chatted with Matilda Kimber, who portrays Emily Young in the new MK film, about memories from set, her modelling career, and favourite spots in Adelaide. Feel free to check it out!
Matilda Kimber is an actress known for Mortal Kombat (2021). She is the daughter of Richard Kimber and has a sister named Emily Kimber.
A St Ignatius schoolgirl who knew little about the Hollywood action adventure film shooting in Adelaide, Mortal Kombat, walked into a key role after her first acting audition.
