Emmy Clarke Reveals Untold Stories from Her Time on Monk

Monk TV star actress Emmy Clarke reminisces about her time on the show as well as gives an inside look into her life growing up!

[@morenol1990]

I went to the same middle school with her. She was really nice and super excited about being on the show Monk

[@bugaj187]

I miss Monk. Such a great show.

[@LT14]

It really was! A true classic!

[@dinoandes]

i guess it’s time for a rewatch

[@robbinvanderzwart7452]

Monk reunion on Peacock

[@reneshay889]

I adored the show MONK ! The actors were perfect and the Julie character was very sweet. WONDERFUL show!

[@LT14]

I completely agree! Thank you!$

[@dinoandes]

Mr Monk and the three Julie Teegers

[@lnl3237]

​@@dinoandesJust watched that episode which led me hear. Fine young actress. Very natural.

[@WhatTheFantom]

Amazing how time goes by... Even when you posted this, Emmy was already over 30 years old. While talking about a tv-show where she was only 11+ How timeless movies and pictures can be, feeling like it was recorded not long ago. Now she's probably with her own children.

[@jamesschrader1244]

Monk is one of my favorites. Trying to watch Psych and it just doesn't hold a candle to Monk. Emmy is a sweetheart. Scenes with her and Traylor were always so sweet. Traylor obviously really cared for her.

[@WhatTheFantom]

Great friendships can happen anywhere, also on the work floor. Especially if that work floor deals with a lot of people. This i know from personal experience (though not acting, but working in a store)

[@abertasso1298]

I absolutely love Monk, and it is a tribute to all of the actors on Monk that while "Sharona" and "Benjy" were very missed, it is impressive that Traylor and Emmy were able to come in and give new life and energy to a show that was already pretty perfect. Emmy struck a perfect note as a young actor...intelligent and warm and funny. Basically I want to say thank you for contributing so much to a show that personally has meant a lot to me.

[@davsny5]

Very amazing actress and so gorgeous, really a precious girl.

[@paulyont3092]

Wow, Emmy is all…grown up! Emmy doesn’t even sound the same when she was on MONK anymore. She sounds so…mature! I like that, I like that!! 😃

[@davsny5]

She was such a beautiful kid on the show who grew into a gorgeous, exquisite young lady. Love her personality, she's amazing, if only I could find a girl like Emmy, I'd be the happiest man ever!

[@nivis9490]

Emmy Clarke is and was a great actress in Monk.

[@LT14]

Agreed!!

[@johnmamo653]

Absolutely beautiful

[@genosten875]

Incomprehensible, how pretty she is Today! Best Wishes to her from EastGermany

[@WhatTheFantom]

I am glad she doesn't go along with that new and disgusting fashion where women make their lips fat. She looks more woman than most her age.

[@BillyButcher90]

There should've been a spin-off where Benji Fleming and Julie Teeger meet in person and share their experiences of Monk! 😅

[@JenniferM13]

Nice hearing from Emmy, seems she's very happy with life and has moved on from the acting business. There is currently talk of a Monk TV movie in the works (although there was ten years ago which came to nothing) I'm wondering if this time it goes ahead if Emmy might briefly return to acting just so we can see how Julie Teeger is getting on. I hope she does.

[@LT14]

Awesome comment! I actually hadn’t heard of the idea of a TV movie. That would be cool if that happened!!

[@JenniferM13]

@@LT14 It's a shame you didn't know before you interviewed Emmy, would have been a good question to ask to see what she's heard about it and if she'd be a part of it.

[@LT14]

You’re right. My bad!

[@Smarteagle2008]

Yes. I agree. I love Monk.

[@JenniferM13]

Just back to say that the rumours were correct!

[@BillyButcher90]

She looks and sounds grown-up! 😊

[@LT14]

Yep!!

[@adamtajyar]

She’s beautiful.

[@lednebnoj]

You guys miss Monk? I still watch it all the time... it's like a Valium for me... without the hangover

[@LT14]

Lmao

[@WilliamTheUnkownShoutout]

God bless Emmy Clarke she did a wonderful job as Julie Teeger the daughter of Natalie Teeger and i believe monk is the only TV show she was in as well:).

[@LT14]

fax

[@mignonnet]

It’s crazy how she actually looks a bit like Natalie as an adult 😳

[@LT14]

I know right

[@olternaut]

Good grief! Now she's Natalie's age when she was on the show. Time is just flying by!

[@LT14]

I know, right!

[@joelv92]

I wish she was casted in the new Monk film. Glad she’s doing well

[@LT14]

Same here!

[@BK-wp1jj]

The whole cast of Monk seem like really good humans. Not like pretentious judgy people.

[@mrigennegi6524]

Yes! True that.

[@LT14]

Very true

[@Leonard1977ful]

Great interview. I loved Emmy on Monk, and she has aged well.

[@LT14]

Thank you!!

[@DiverSherry]

Monk is still one of my favorites! So glad I found this interview. Emmy is a great actress, however it's bugging the heck out of me with all of her nose and hair touching.

[@LT14]

😭😭

[@patmcbride9853]

Still beautiful.

[@WhatTheFantom]

Even though shows like CSI are supposed to be more realistic, I find that others like Monk and The Mentalist are more realistic. In CSI they just happen to find all the details "because it is their job". But details like that aren't just found because you studied for it... University doesn't teach you to find those details. Forensics learn to investigate what was already found. Field investigators learn to profile the scene and find proof. But finding true details, anything small, is something that's already in you. Nervous breakdowns, burnouts and other heavy mentally damaging events can also give or rather awaken affinity to seeing details. This was of course the case of the character Monk. Born with eye for detail like that are most people with autism. There is always one problem for all of these cases: they never get believed until they deliver undeniable proof. This always gets demanded when they state their thoughts and show the details found. It can be rather frustrating to not be believed, just because you see something different. In worst cases it is said they're seeing things that aren't there. The best of them will spot a dead pixel in a 75inch, or bigger, 8k screen within seconds, while it takes people who studied the highest possible grades minutes until hours to see it. Eye for detail from people who are mentally different like that is very reliable. The way Monk uses that eye for detail and his great memory is more appealing than watching the same routines every time on shows like CSI.

[@WhatTheFantom]

P.s. between Monk and The Mentalist, i think that Monk wins. Where Monk finds all the details to close the perpetrator into a corner of proof, The Mentalist sometimes has to trick them into confessing. Hard proof trumps confessions.

[@mariechaekyung3]

Great interview? How did you set this interview up? Do you know her/have connections?

[@LT14]

Thank you! I just reached out to her and was lucky enough to hear back! She’s a great person

[@mrigennegi6524]

Is she going to be in the monk movie?

[@LT14]

I’m not sure, but I hope so

[@lopnc1]

Yes sometime a hair gets near my nose and it tickles and I can't grab it

[@dinoandes]

She kinda sounds like Natalie here. Lower register version. Haha

[@mariahedyrieseriese3076]

Nossa ! Vou ficar "boiando". Sou brasileira e entendo pouco do Ingles ! Dessa vez o youtube se enganou. Me indicou esse canal, mas nao consigo entender praticamente nada !!!

[@mikekling7144]

Let's not forget she aged 7 years in 4.

[@censusgary]

Does she really think she has to explain who Maggie Smith is?

[@LT14]

I guess so😂

[@TahoeJones]

She was on the show?

[@LT14]

Yeah she was Natalie’s daughter Julie

[@mariastroebel2895]

I've miss monk too, but at times, they carried his minuet disabilities too far. I didn't realize that Emmy had a beautiful voice.

[@mrigennegi6524]

Why did she stop acting?

[@LT14]

She basically said that she just wanted to go to college after Monk and that she doesn’t feel a need to act right now or in the near future, but hasn’t ruled it out all together

[@BK-wp1jj]

She also said that industry is fickle. Which is very true.

[@mrigennegi6524]

@@BK-wp1jj I have no idea about the industry. Are you from the industry?

[@lordlogan3308]

she was pretty