Angelyne | Entertainment News, Photos, and Videos

Emmy Rossum looks totally unrecognizable while filming her upcoming series Angelyne!

The 33-year-old Shameless actress was spotted in costume on set on Tuesday (February 25) in Hollywood.

Emmy sported prosthetics and a lot of makeup in order to transform into L.A.’s mysterious billboard icon.

She donned a hot pink look while posing on top of a matching car.

Angelyne is an executive producer on the show, which is also being produced by Emmy‘s husband Sam Esmail.

Emmy was first seen on set last week.

ICYMI, find out how Emmy Rossum found out that Shameless was ending.

Emmy Rossum has started filming her upcoming Angelyne series and she looks completely unrecognizable in these first photos from set!

The 33-year-old Shameless actress was spotted getting to work on her upcoming show on Thursday morning (February 20) in Los Angeles.

Emmy is clearly wearing prosthetics and a lot of makeup to transform herself into the famed L.A. billboard diva. She filmed a scene that day with co-star Joshua Charles Parker.

Earlier this week, Emmy revealed that Angelyne herself is an executive producer on the series, which is also being produced by Emmy‘s husband Sam Esmail.

“So excited to be able to share that the embodiment of LA itself, the original Queen of the Universe, is the executive producer of our show! @officialangelyne 💕 🦄,” Emmy wrote on Instagram.

50+ pictures inside of Emmy Rossum filming the upcoming Angelyne series… More Here! »

Emmy Rossum is set to play the Los Angeles icon Angelyne in an upcoming limited series, which is being developed by her husband Sam Esmail.

The series is based on a Hollywood Reporter article that exposed the true identity of Angelyne, whose real name is Renee Goldberg. She was born in Poland in 1950 to survivors of the Holocaust and moved to L.A. with her family as a young girl. She is famous for driving her pink Cadillac around Hollywood and appearing on billboards.

“I have always been fascinated by the enigma that is Angelyne,” Emmy said in a statement (via THR). “At a young age, I can vividly remember staring up at her on a billboard above me and wondering, ‘Who is that woman?’ Gary Baum’s investigative journalism has finally unearthed the true, complex identity of the infamous woman who has fascinated Los Angeles for over 30 years. From the moment I read Gary’s recent piece, I knew I had to tell this story. It’s a poignant and bizarre tale about the hunger for fame, the sexualization of women and the erasing of past traumas.”

Emmy and Sam will executive produce the series, which is being shopped to cable and streaming outlets.