But after splashing down on movie screens as Jake Gyllenhaal's would-be girlfriend in last summer's disaster epic The Day After Tomorrow, the young actress finally found the role that would combine her abilities and put her on the Hollywood map: Christine, the talented ingenue who would beguile Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera. She's a creative force unto herself, a young woman who began her career on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera at the age of seven, and went on to find television and film roles that would highlight not only her preternatural beauty, but her talent as a singer and actor as well. Peacock describes Angelyne as “the self-proclaimed Rorschach test in pink,” who became famous for taking “over Los Angeles billboards in the mid-1980s as an enigmatic blonde bombshell, ushering in the era of famous-for-being-famous influencer culture.” The makeover for the role was so intense that Emmy Rossum’s husband didn’t recognize her.Now, that's no mean feat for a budding starlet, even in a town where overnight success seems to happen on a daily basis but Rossum isn't just some hottie in a micro-mini waiting to be discovered by a well-heeled studio executive. “The Phantom of the Opera” star looked unrecognizable after five hours in the makeup chair. And proving that beauty is pain, she suffered tear duct issues from wearing two pairs of special contact lenses and heavy eye makeup. “The Phantom of the Opera” star told THR her character’s heavy 3-pound fake breasts gave her blisters. Rossum’s husband Sam Esmail, an executive producer on the project, called his wife’s makeover “kind of eerie.” Esmail told The Hollywood Reporter, “When I say that there are times where I did not recognize her because she was lost in this person, I really mean it.” Emmy Rossum stunned audiences as the hot pink loving billboard model. A post shared by Mike Mekash️️️®️ Horror Story” actor Cheyenne Jackson commented, “Such stellar work Mike!!!!” and Mekash, who worked on the Ryan Murphy show, responded, “It’s really a fun watch.

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