People Are Sharing The Movies Where An Actor Looks The Most Beautiful They've Ever Looked, And Yup, They're STUN-NING
It's no secret that Hollywood favors traditionally good-looking actors, so any movie or TV show you watch is likely to have several of the most gorgeous people you've ever seen. But, every once in a while — maybe due to costuming or cinematography — an actor will absolutely dazzle in a role.
If you need proof, here you go: Recently, redditor u/Alixinho asked, "What is the best an actor has ever looked on screen?" and included a photo of Carrie-Anne Moss in The Matrix (agree!). The comments were packed with very valid answers, but of course, there's no accounting for taste, so I want to see if you agree with them.
1.The whole cast of The Mummy
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—Icy-Type-8915
"I've said this before, but The Mummy is a bisexual's dream! The whole cast is gorgeous."
—biohazurd
2.Emily Blunt in Edge of Tomorrow
—JaegerBane
3.Catherine Zeta-Jones in The Mask of Zorro
—SirGuy11
4.Salma Hayek in Desperado
—GoldJerryGold22
5.Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny
—GoldJerryGold22
6.Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark
—The_Poop_Shooter
7.Cameron Diaz in The Mask
—a_walter
8.Halle Berry in Die Another Day
—ManufacturerLocal953
9.Viggo Mortensen in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
—mem-erase
10.Grace Kelly in Rear Window
—BillyJakespeare
"I swear that woman never had a bad angle. She was as close to flawless as a human can get."
—SLAYER_IN_ME
11.Both Daniel Craig and Eva Green in Casino Royale
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"That dress 😳🥰."
—GreyTrader
"Daniel Craig in those swim trunks."
—oldmannew
12.Paul Newman in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
—Shagrrotten
13.Elisha Cuthbert in The Girl Next Door
—misplaced_gaijin
14.Linda Cardellini in Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
"Linda Cardellini coming down the stairs with the tight red leather outfit in Scooby-Doo awakened something in me."
—AThrowawayProbrably
15.Cate Blanchett in Thor: Ragnarok
—monojode
16.Daniel Day-Lewis in The Last of the Mohicans
—Special-Hyena1132
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17.Megan Fox in Transformers
—Background-Factor817
18.Margot Robbie in The Wolf of Wall Street
—Aggie0305
19.Cary Grant in North by Northwest
"Hell, Cary Grant looked good in just about everything he did."
—None
20.Jennifer Love Hewitt in Can't Hardly Wait
—therealchrisredfield
21.Both Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu-wai in In the Mood for Love
—ElliotAlderson5_9 and —jashomon
22.Elizabeth Hurley in Bedazzled
—nigevellie
23.Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca
—No-Statement1643
24.Keira Knightley in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
—Robdd123
25.Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
—Captain_Autisms_Dog
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26.Ana de Armas in No Time to Die
—miketrailside
27.Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire
"Just a PURE, jaw-dropping, render-one-speechless Adonis!"
—kikijane711
28.Angelina Jolie in Mr. & Mrs. Smith
"I know this one will probably be controversial, but I honestly think that was peak Angelina."
—Rex_Lee
29.Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell in Forgetting Sarah Marshall
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—Belvedere408
30.Dan Stevens in The Guest
—ThingsAreAfoot
31.Tom Hardy in Inception
—hellogooday92
32.Scarlett Johansson in The Island
—Financial_Cheetah875
33.All three leads in The Talented Mr. Ripley
"Already good-looking actors getting basically a wardrobe department on steroids."
—_reschke
34.Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge!
—ketodancer
35.Brendan Fraser in George of the Jungle
"Brendan Fraser in George of the Jungle was so hot. My friend made me watch that movie with her over and over. I didn't mind. ;)"
—Despair_Tire
36.Kate Winslet in Titanic
"I still find Kate Winslet in Titanic so feminine and delicate, and yet so fierce and strong. I get heart eyes watching her, and she was my first girl crush ever."
—None
37.Keanu Reeves in Point Break
"Literally my gay awakening."
—codeine_kick
38.Rita Hayworth in Gilda
"Her first scene, she throws her hair back, smiles, and just owns the camera."
—TheMightyKumquat
39.Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic Park
—HyrinShratu
40.Hiroyuki Sanada in Shōgun
"Hiroyuki Sanada in anything, as well as 90% of the cast of Shōgun"
—None
41.Claire Forlani in Meet Joe Black
—None
42.Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Bullet Train
—Sensitive_Energy101
43.Chris Evans in Knives Out
"Like okay, he looks more ripped as Captain America, but something about the sweater looks great."
—AbstractMirror
44.Janelle Monáe in Glass Onion
—tykittaaa
45.Ryan Gosling in Drive
"I mean it's all totally subjective but I've never wanted to look like someone more than when I saw Ryan Gosling in Drive."
—BenFranklinsCat
46.Ryan Reynolds in Blade: Trinity
"My training motivation for years."
—R0dK1mble
47.Lee Pace in The Hobbit and Foundation
—maethora27
48.Rebecca Ferguson in Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation
—Laxian_Key
49.Sean Connery as James Bond
—scott42486
50.Sandra Bullock in Practical Magic
—Mother_of_Turtles_
51.Denzel Washington in Much Ado About Nothing
—MixPuzzleheaded1197
Did we forget anyone (obviously, yes)? Let us know who else you think belongs on the list in the comments, or using the anonymous form below!
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