Willa Fitzgerald, born January 17, 1991, in Nashville, Tennessee, is a versatile actor known for her compelling performances across television, film, and theater. She gained prominence with her role as Emma Duval in the MTV series "Scream" (2015-2016), where her portrayal of the lead character showcased her ability to bring depth and emotion to suspenseful storylines. Fitzgerald's television credits also include memorable roles in "Alpha House" (Amazon, 2013-2014) and "Royal Pains" (USA Network, 2016). She further cemented her reputation with a standout performance as Meg March in the BBC adaptation of "Little Women" (2017), which highlighted her range and talent in period dramas. More recently, she starred in "Reacher" (Amazon Prime Video, 2022), earning praise for her portrayal of "Roscoe Conklin" in the action-packed series. In film, Fitzgerald has appeared in projects such as "The Goldfinch" (2019) and "The Fall of the House of Usher" (Netflix, 2023), showcasing her ability to excel in both dramatic and suspenseful narratives. With a growing body of work that spans various genres, Willa Fitzgerald continues to captivate audiences and establish herself as a dynamic talent in the entertainment industry.