Randall Emmett

Born to a family in Miami, Florida, according to Emmett, a "distant cousin", through his mother, of Jerry Bruckheimer, and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Emmet is also a highschool alumnus of New World School of the Arts. In 1996 Emmett moved to Los Angeles and worked as an assistant at International Creative Management. ==Career==

In 1995, Emmett began his Hollywood career as a personal assistant to Mark Wahlberg. Emmett approached Wahlberg about the possibility of him producing movies but was turned down. Later that year, Christopher Eberts, who gave Emmett a credit on The Wicker Man, was found guilty on federal wire-fraud and money-laundering charges, while Emmett's co-producer on Speed Kills, Guy Griffithe, was found guilty of selling fictitious interests in a legal marijuana business. In 2023, Emmett was the subject of the documentary The Randall Scandal: Love, Loathing, and Vanderpump, exposing allegations against him for racial discrimination and employment abuse at EFO. Emmett began using Ives, his middle name, as a pseudonym, beginning with the film Cash Out. Poker Emmett has been playing poker since 2012. He has won four tournaments, which include two victories in $10,000 buy-in high roller tournaments at Aria Resort and Casino. and two cashes on the World Poker Tour. As of February 2021, his live tournament winnings exceed $590,000. == Personal life ==

In 2009, Emmett married actress Ambyr Childers, with whom he has two daughters. Emmett filed for separation from Childers in April 2015, but dismissed the petition the following year. Childers filed for divorce in January 2017. It was finalized in December 2017. Emmett was engaged to Lauren "Lala Kent" Burningham from Vanderpump Rules. On March 15, 2021, their daughter, Ocean, was born. Kent ended their relationship in October 2021, after news broke of Emmett's cheating. == Filmography ==

Producer Executive producer Director • Midnight in the Switchgrass (2021) • Savage Salvation (2022) • Cash Out (2024) • High Rollers (2025) Special thanks • Out of Death (2021) == References ==