Top 50 Most Popular Red Headed Actresses [2025]

Jessica Chastain embodies classic 'old Hollywood' glamour with her striking ginger hair, a feature that perfectly complements her captivating screen presence. Whether sporting deep auburn or light copper tones, she consistently dazzles with both her style and remarkable acting abilities.

She has delivered stellar performances in acclaimed films such as "Molly's Game," "Zero Dark Thirty," "The 355," "The Eyes Of Tammy Faye"—for which she received significant Oscar buzz in 2022— as well as "The Help," "Interstellar," "The Martian," "Jolene," "Iron Man 3," and "X-Men: Dark Phoenix."

Red is Jessica's natural hair color. Despite dropping out of high school, she earned a coveted spot at Juilliard on a scholarship funded by Robin Williams. A passionate advocate for animal rescue with the 'Adopt Don't Shop' campaign, Jessica is also skilled in Krav Maga, showcasing her versatility beyond acting.

Julianne Moore is far more than her stunning copper-red hair—she’s a remarkable talent who has established herself as one of Hollywood’s most respected actresses. Her dedication and range have earned her widespread acclaim throughout her career.

Moore's impressive filmography includes acclaimed roles in "Hannibal," "The Lost World: Jurassic Park," "Chloe," "Kingsman: The Golden Circle," "Crazy, Stupid, Love," "Gloria Bell," "The Big Lebowski," "Carrie," "Evolution," and "Next." She has also appeared in movies such as "Dear Evan Hansen," "Savage Grace," "Magnolia," "Assassins," "After the Wedding," "The Kids Are All Right," and "Suburbicon." Her work in "Children of Men," "Nine Months," "The Hours," "Still Alice," "The Fugitive," "Bel Canto," "A Single Man," "Body of Evidence," "Freedomland," "Far From Heaven," and "Game Change" further showcase her versatility.

Born on the Fort Bragg military base to an army paratrooper father, Moore grew up facing challenges like being bullied for her natural freckles—traits that she’s now celebrated for. Over the years, she’s received four Oscar nominations for her outstanding work.

Interestingly, Julianne Moore never originally intended to pursue acting. Today, she stands apart as the only American actress to have won the ‘Best Actress’ award at the Berlin, Venice, and Cannes Film Festivals, marking her as a true icon in international cinema.

Nicole Kidman, naturally blessed with strawberry blonde hair, has also captivated audiences with her stunning redhead transformations. She has delivered unforgettable performances in films and series such as "Bombshell", "Aquaman", "The Others", "Eyes Wide Shut", "Batman Forever", "Cold Mountain", "The Golden Compass", "Australia", and "Bewitched".

Her filmography also includes celebrated titles like "The Hours", "The Stepford Wives", "The Peacemaker", "Grace of Monaco", "Boy Erased", "Lion", "The Prom", "Big Little Lies", "Nine Perfect Strangers", "Days Of Thunder", "The Portrait of a Lady", "Moulin Rouge", "Dead Calm", "To Die For", and "Being The Ricardos".

Nicole Kidman comes from Irish, Scottish, and English descent. She was born in Hawaii and given the traditional Hawaiian name Hōkūlani, meaning 'Heavenly Star'. In 2006, she was honored as a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) during the Australia Day Honours.

As the first Australian actress to win the 'Best Actress' Oscar, Nicole made history. She also earned a place in the Guinness Book of Records’ 50th-anniversary edition for her title as the highest-paid actress in a commercial, starring in the iconic 4-minute Chanel No.5 ad directed by Baz Luhrmann.

In 2021, Kidman expertly embodied the legendary Lucille Ball in the Aaron Sorkin-directed film, "Being The Ricardos".

Kate Winslet is often remembered for her striking redhead look in "Titanic," so much so that many believe she is a natural ginger. In reality, she is a beautiful strawberry blonde who captivated audiences in the iconic role of Rose DeWitt Bukater.

Winslet's impressive career includes acclaimed performances in films such as "The Dressmaker," "Contagion," "Revolutionary Road," "Ammonite," "Little Children," "Iris," "The Reader," "Steve Jobs," and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," as well as the series "Mare of Easttown." She is also set to appear in "Avatar 2."

Kate began her formal acting education at Redroofs Drama School in England. When she was cast in "Titanic," she celebrated by sending a bouquet of roses to director James Cameron, a charming nod to her role. She became known for enduring the freezing conditions on set without a wetsuit, making her dedication stand out to the cast and crew. Her close friendship with Leonardo DiCaprio has endured ever since.

Interestingly, Kate turned down the role of Éowyn in the "Lord of the Rings" franchise, a part that eventually went to Miranda Otto. Remarkably, Winslet was the youngest actress to receive her fifth Oscar nomination at age 31, achieving a sixth by the age of 33.

In addition to her film success, Kate received an Emmy Award in 2006 for hilariously portraying herself in the British comedy series "Extras."

Emma Stone is known not only for her bold and radiant style in "Cruella" but also for her captivating red hair, which has become a hallmark of her look. The russet tones perfectly complement her magnetic screen presence, making her even more memorable.

Director Judd Apatow played a pivotal role in her transformation, persuading Emma to adopt the red hair that has since become her trademark. Her impressive filmography features acclaimed roles in "The Amazing Spider-Man," "La La Land," "The Favourite," "The Help," "Zombieland," "Birdman," "Marmaduke," "Burnt," "Easy A," and the recent standout, "Poor Things."

Emma's journey to stardom began when she pitched her parents on relocating to California to pursue acting. Her distinctively husky voice, a result of childhood colic, adds a unique charm to her performances.

Although she aspired to play Claire in "Heroes"—losing the part to Hayden Panettiere—Emma is now celebrated for her relaxed demeanor and dry wit. With "Poor Things" already attracting Oscar buzz, her star only continues to rise.

Tilda Swinton captivates audiences with her striking crimson hair and an impressive body of work known for its range and brilliance. Her ability to transform across genres and roles has cemented her status as one of today's most remarkable actresses.

Swinton is recognized for her performances in acclaimed films such as "The French Dispatch," "Doctor Strange," "Suspiria," "Constantine," "Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," "The Beach," "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Grand Budapest Hotel," "Burn After Reading," "The Human Voice," "Isle of Dogs," "Adaptation," "Snowpiercer," "The Statement," "Broken Flowers," and "Michael Clayton."

Tilda's rich family heritage extends back to the 9th century, featuring many notable historical figures. Remarkably, she saved her baby brother from choking when she was just four years old. She was also both a classmate and friend to Princess Diana during her school years.

Amy Adams is renowned for both her beauty and her remarkable versatility as an actress. Her commitment to every role is evident, and her striking red hair, often complemented by bold red lipstick, ensures she remains a standout presence on the red carpet.

Adams has captivated audiences in acclaimed films such as "Arrival," "Man of Steel," "Catch Me If You Can," "Doubt," "The Woman in the Window," "Julie & Julia," "American Hustle," "Big Eyes," and "Enchanted." Her performances have earned widespread recognition and praise throughout her career.

Interestingly, Amy is not a natural redhead; she chose to dye her hair to open up more opportunities in casting. Initially dreaming of a career in ballet, she later shifted her focus to musical theatre. While filming "Doubt" alongside the legendary Meryl Streep, she picked up a new hobby—knitting. In 2014, Amy earned admiration off-screen as well, generously giving up her first-class airplane seat for a soldier.

Susan Sarandon’s iconic wavy cinnamon hair and signature red lipstick have made her a standout presence in Hollywood. Recognized as one of the best talents in the film industry, she has starred in acclaimed movies like "Stepmom," "Thelma & Louise," "Enchanted," "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," "The Client," "Bull Durham," "The Witches of Eastwick," and "Dead Man Walking."

Her impressive filmography also includes roles in "Little Women," "Blackbird," "White Palace," "The Banger Sisters," "Lorenzo's Oil," "Cloud Atlas," "Robot & Frank," "Joe," and "Elizabethtown." Sarandon nearly lost her role in "Bull Durham" due to studio concerns about her comedic abilities, but she ultimately made the part her own.

In 2006, Sarandon was among eight women honored to carry the Olympic flag at the Winter Games in Italy. Despite battling pneumonia after the pool scene in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," she continued filming without causing production delays. Beyond the screen, Sarandon is also a co-owner of 'Spin,' a popular ping-pong social club with locations in New York, Toronto, San Francisco, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Sophia Loren, with her striking olive complexion and dark garnet hair, captivated audiences as one of Italy's most iconic film stars. Her stunning beauty and magnetic presence quickly established her as a premier sex symbol of the golden era of cinema.

Loren's illustrious career features acclaimed films such as "The Life Ahead," "Two Women," "Arabesque," "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow," "Operation Crossbow," "Pret-A-Porter," and "Quo Vadis." Other notable works include "A Countess From Hong Kong," "The Fall Of The Roman Empire," "The Millionairess," and "Scandal In Sorrento."

In addition to her on-screen achievements, Sophia is an accomplished cook and author of three cookbooks. After a five-year break, she returned to the screen in "Nine." Loren also faced challenges, including serving 17 days of a 30-day jail sentence for tax evasion.

Her son, Edoardo Ponti, directed her in "The Life Ahead," further showcasing their creative bond. Loren is the only woman to have won six 'Best Actress' David di Donatello Awards—a remarkable achievement in Italian cinema.

Sophia made history in 1962 by becoming the first performer to win an Oscar for a foreign-language role, for her work in "Two Women." During World War II, she was injured by shrapnel, leaving her with a signature scar on her chin—an emblem of her resilience.

Kirsten Dunst is a remarkably versatile actress whose talent allows her to move effortlessly from lighthearted roles to deeply emotional performances. While she has donned many hair colors over the years, her striking blonde and ginger locks are especially memorable.

Her impressive filmography spans major titles such as "Spider-Man" and its sequels, "Jumanji," "The Power of the Dog," "Small Soldiers," "Marie Antoinette," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," "Melancholia," and "Little Women." Kirsten has also appeared in "All Good Things," "Hidden Figures," "Elizabethtown," "Wimbledon," "Bachelorette," "Mona Lisa Smile," and other acclaimed projects including animated features and acclaimed TV shows like "Fargo."

A former child actress and model, Kirsten has received numerous accolades throughout her career. She has twice been named among People Magazine's '50 Most Beautiful People in the World' and was honored as one of Teen People's '25 Hottest Stars Under 25.'

Kirsten Dunst has also made her mark in music videos, featuring in Savage Garden's "I Knew I Loved You," Beastie Boys' "Make Some Noise," and R.E.M.'s "We All Go Back To Where We Belong." Her achievements include multiple awards and nominations, such as Emmys, AACTA International, Golden Globes, and Screen Actors Guild Awards. Beyond her acting career, Kirsten is known for her commitment to feminism, entrepreneurship, and humanitarian work.

Julia Roberts made a lasting impression with her iconic ginger-haired look in the romantic classic "Pretty Woman," a style that became synonymous with her early career. Over the years, she has captivated audiences with her performances in acclaimed films such as "Runaway Bride," "Wonder," "Erin Brockovich," "Stepmom," and "August: Osage County."

Her extensive filmography also includes favorites like "Eat Pray Love," "Notting Hill," "Steel Magnolias," "Ocean's Eleven," "Mirror Mirror," "The Pelican Brief," "Mona Lisa Smile," "Charlie Wilson's War," "Mary Reilly," "Fireflies In The Garden," "Satisfaction," "Michael Collins," and "Mystic Pizza."

Julia considered herself fortunate to land the lead in "Pretty Woman," a role she secured after Meg Ryan declined the part. Interestingly, Roberts was also in talks to star opposite Tom Hanks in "Sleepless in Seattle," but that opportunity eventually went to Meg Ryan.

For her exceptional work, Julia received a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination for "Steel Magnolias." Her compelling performance in "Erin Brockovich" earned her the coveted Oscar, solidifying her place among Hollywood's most talented red-headed actresses.

Sporting a striking brick-red pixie cut, Shirley MacLaine captured attention in her early days and quickly became one of cinema's most remarkable talents. Throughout her illustrious career, she delivered unforgettable performances in films such as "Terms of Endearment," "Steel Magnolias," "Wild Oats," "What a Way to Go!," and "Sweet Charity." Her impressive filmography also includes "Postcards from the Edge," "The Children's Hour," "Coco Chanel," "The Evening Star," and "Bewitched."

MacLaine further showcased her range in movies like "Guarding Tess," "Around the World in 80 Days," "Can-Can," "The Trouble with Harry," and "Mrs. Winterbourne." Other notable credits include "Artists and Models," "Ask Any Girl," "Two for the Seesaw," "Irma La Douce," "My Geisha," and "The Yellow Rolls-Royce." Few may realize that her brother, Warren Beatty, also became a celebrated Hollywood actor.

Her talent and charisma earned her the admiration of director Alfred Hitchcock, and they formed a quick friendship. Interestingly, MacLaine took on major roles originally aimed at Marilyn Monroe, such as in "Irma La Douce." Fearless and outspoken, she famously went head-to-head with producer H.B. Wallis and later sued Twentieth Century Fox for breach of contract in 1966. This lawsuit became a landmark case and is still cited in law schools today.

Beyond her acting prowess, Shirley MacLaine is celebrated for her unique personality and enduring legacy as an icon, both eccentric and unforgettable.

Though naturally blonde, Gillian Anderson became widely recognized as a redhead after her iconic role as Dana Scully in the acclaimed supernatural TV series "The X-Files." Since then, her diverse range of performances has earned her significant recognition and respect within the entertainment industry.

Anderson's impressive filmography includes films and series such as "Johnny English Reborn," "The Great," "Crooked House," "American Gods," "The Crown," "The Last King of Scotland," "All About Eve," "The Turning," "The Mighty," "Hannibal," and "The Fall."

A gifted theatre performer, Anderson is also bidialectal—fluent in both American and British accents. She is an advocate for women's rights and co-authored "We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere" with Jennifer Nadel.

Lately, Anderson has embraced diverse roles and unique character looks, notably her memorable portrayal of Lucille Ball in "American Gods."

Her standout performance as the formidable former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in "The Crown" is widely regarded as one of her best on-screen transformations.

Claire Danes first captivated audiences with her trendsetting red hair in the television series "My So-Called Life," where she portrayed the memorable Angela Chase. Although a natural blonde, her bold hair transformation significantly enhanced her character and left a lasting impact on her own image.

She has appeared in numerous acclaimed projects such as "Stardust," "The Rainmaker," "Little Women," "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," "Les Misérables," "Evening," "Temple Grandin," and the hit series "Homeland." Claire also made an appearance in Soul Asylum's 1995 music video, "Just Like Anyone."

In 2012, Claire received an Audie Award nomination for her compelling audio performance of Margaret Atwood's novel, "The Handmaid's Tale." Notably, she turned down the role of Rose in "Titanic," having just worked with Leonardo DiCaprio on "Romeo + Juliet."

Her portrayal of an autistic woman in "Temple Grandin" earned her both an Emmy and a Golden Globe, highlighting her talent and dedication as an actress.

Drew Barrymore made a stunning switch from blonde to redhead in April 2000, and this transformation has complemented her look beautifully ever since. Though she occasionally changes her hair color, the "Charlie's Angels" star truly shines as a redhead.

Throughout her career, Drew Barrymore has delivered unforgettable performances in beloved films like "Never Been Kissed," "50 First Dates," "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," "Firestarter," "Ever After," "Grey Gardens," and "Music and Lyrics." Remarkably, she began acting at just 11 months old in 1976, building a lasting legacy in Hollywood.

As Steven Spielberg's goddaughter, Drew has deep industry ties. In 2007, she ranked among the highest-paid actresses, and she also runs her own successful production company, Flower Films. Notably, Drew holds the record as the youngest host ever on "Saturday Night Live."

Embodying the glamour and wit of the 1970s, Carol Burnett’s iconic carrot-red fringe and signature bob waves made her instantly recognizable. Renowned for her comedic genius, Carol carved her place as one of the most enduring and beloved female comedians of her time. Her legendary variety program, "The Carol Burnett Show," aired on CBS and forever established her as a household name.

Beyond her iconic show, Carol starred in acclaimed productions such as "Eunice," "Annie," "The Four Seasons," "Post Grad," "The Front Page," "Once Upon A Mattress," and "Pete 'N' Tillie." Her talent ranged widely, reflected in roles in "Noises Off," "Chu Chu and the Philly Flash," "Seasons Of The Heart," "Friendly Fire," "Between Friends," and more.

With numerous awards and the devotion of millions, Carol Burnett remains a true entertainment legend. Her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame fittingly stands outside the very theater where she was once dismissed as an usher in the 1950s. Aspiring to be a journalist or writer, she shifted her studies to playwriting before discovering her passion and unparalleled gift for acting.

Bette Davis was one of the most iconic actresses of Hollywood's golden age, transforming every role she played into a memorable character performance. Her naturally soft-brown hair often shifted to platinum blonde for certain films, and she also embraced striking red hues, showcasing her versatility on and off the screen.

Her legendary filmography includes classics such as "Jezebel," "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?", "Now, Voyager," "The Letter," and "All About Eve." Davis's extensive body of work spans over a hundred films, including "The Star," "Dark Victory," "The Little Foxes," "Mr. Skeffington," "Death on the Nile," and many more beloved titles.

With a career lasting more than fifty years, Davis became a formidable force in cinema. She took her stage name from Honoré de Balzac's novel "La Cousine Bette" and was also known for her patriotic contributions during WWII, including "Hollywood Canteen" and other fundraising short films in support of America's war effort.

Her famous 'comeback' in "All About Eve" was the result of a last-minute casting choice—now, it's hard to imagine anyone else as Margo Channing. Davis also had a famous professional rivalry with fellow actress Joan Crawford, adding even more intrigue to her remarkable Hollywood legacy.

Katharine Hepburn's striking red hair became one of her trademarks, so much so that legendary co-star Cary Grant affectionately called her "Red" in "The Philadelphia Story." Renowned for her exceptional talent, Hepburn is synonymous with acting excellence from Hollywood's golden era.

Her impressive filmography includes timeless classics such as "The African Queen," "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner," "Bringing Up Baby," and "On Golden Pond." Other notable works include "Holiday," "Desk Set," "Summertime," "Stage Door," and "The Lion In Winter," among many others.

Hepburn holds the record for the most Academy Awards won by an actor, claiming four Oscars across her illustrious career. Her famous line, "The calla lilies are in bloom again," originally from the play "The Lake," became iconic after she delivered it in the 1937 movie "Stage Door."

With 12 Oscar nominations to her name, Hepburn's record stood for decades before Meryl Streep surpassed it, earning 21 nominations and three wins—making both women enduring symbols of Hollywood achievement.

Gwyneth Paltrow, though naturally blonde, has dazzled audiences as a redhead and mastered her distinctive, head-turning style. Her impressive filmography features roles in "Shallow Hal," "Iron Man," "Se7en," "Great Expectations," "Hook," "Contagion," "The Royal Tenenbaums," "The Talented Mr. Ripley," "Emma," "A Perfect Murder," and "Shakespeare in Love," among others. Notably, her godfather is legendary director Steven Spielberg.

An active supporter of charitable causes, Gwyneth hosted a fundraiser at her home in 2014 for former President Barack Obama. She was nearly cast as Rose in the blockbuster film "Titanic" and served as Maid of Honour at Guy Ritchie and Madonna's wedding.

Currently, Gwyneth dedicates much of her time to "Goop," her highly successful—and often controversial—wellness and lifestyle brand, solidifying her role as an entrepreneur and trendsetter beyond Hollywood.

Rachel McAdams, celebrated as a 'romance superstar,' is renowned for seamlessly embodying a variety of looks, whether blonde or redheaded. She infuses her roles with vibrant energy, captivating audiences in films such as "The Vow," "The Notebook," "Sherlock Holmes," "Mean Girls," and "Wedding Crashers."

Her impressive filmography also includes "The Time Traveler's Wife," "Doctor Strange," "Midnight in Paris," "About Time," "Red Eye," "Morning Glory," and "Game Night." Demonstrating versatility, she has portrayed memorable characters in projects ranging from "Spotlight" and "State of Play" to "Aloha," "Scream 4," and the acclaimed series "True Detective."

McAdams has garnered both critical acclaim and numerous award nominations throughout her career. She made her film debut starring alongside Rob Schneider in "The Hot Chick," and her emotionally charged performance opposite Ryan Gosling in "The Notebook" remains unforgettable for many fans.

Her outstanding work in "Spotlight" earned her both an Oscar nomination and a Screen Actors Guild Award. Notably, she was approached for the lead role of Andy in "The Devil Wears Prada," which ultimately went to Anne Hathaway.

With ginger locks as vibrant as her smile, Bryce Dallas Howard knows how to pull off red. Her works include related installments of the "Jurassic World" movie franchise, "The Village", "Spider-Man" (and related installments), "Rocketman", "Lady In The Water", "The Help", "How The Grinch Stole Christmas", "Hereafter", "Gold", "Parenthood", "Manderlay", "The Twilight Saga" (related installments), "A Beautiful Mind", "As You Like It", "The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond", "A Dog's Way Home", "When You Find Me", and "Black Mirror".

She was traumatized following her role in the lattermost series. Her signature role came in the "Jurassic World" franchise in which she played Claire Dearing. She has a striking resemblance to Jessica Chastain – the fact became evident when they shared screen space in the movie "The Help".

Bryce has been nominated for a plethora of awards, of which she's won a few. Her work with visionary director M. Night Shyamalan also set her up for success.

A breezy brunette by nature and a versatile actress who can pull off any number of looks and hues, Emma Watson can certainly be considered one of the most beautiful and talented actresses working in the business today.

She attained the height of fame for her role as Hermione Granger in the beloved movie franchise "Harry Potter". The films ran from 2001 to 2011 and were adapted from the original mega-bestselling books by J.K. Rowling. Emma's other works include "Little Women", "The Perks Of Being A Wallflower", "Beauty And The Beast", "Colonia", "The Circle", "Ballet Shoes", "This Is The End", "The Bling Ring", "The Proposition", "Regression", "Noah", and "My Week With Marilyn".

Numerous nominations and wins attest to Emma Watson's evergreen fame among fans and sundry. She turned down the lead role in the live-action "Cinderella", which later went to Lily James.

In a similar fashion, she said no to "La La Land", which later went to Emma Stone. British GQ named Emma Watson 'Woman Of The Year' in 2013. She has also modelled for big brands like Lancome and Burberry.

Her advocacy efforts for women's rights landed her the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador title in 2014. Emma's an avid journal keeper and has penned down thoughts going back years. She made headlines in 2016 when people finally learned that Emma Watson was secretly hiding books in New York's subways.

Countless prestigious nominations and just as many awards are not the only accolades that have made Lucille Ball a legend, both on-screen and off. She was a prolific actress whose signature looks and inspiring character performances are unmatched to this day.

She capably pulled off various looks and guises over the course of an illustrious career, but her redhead (more specifically, golden apricot) hairdo in the "I Love Lucy" series made her a household name and fan favorite.

Her natural hair color is actually brown. Lucille's comedic timing is incomparable, and she's justly earned her place in the pantheon of comedy-gold personalities. Her work in movies include "The Big Street", "The Fuller Brush Girl", "Lured", "Stone Pillow", "Stage Door", "Too Many Girls", "Du Barry Was A Lady", "The Long, Long Trailer", "Forever, Darling", "Dance, Girl, Dance", "Valley Of The Sun", "Fancy Pants", "Follow The Fleet", "Miss Grant Takes Richmond", "Best Foot Forward", "Easy To Wed", "The Dark Corner", "Easy Living", "Five Came Back", "Critic's Choice", "The Marines Fly High", "That Girl From Paris", "Panama Lady", "Sorrowful Jones", "Twelve Crowded Hours", "Without Love", "Room Service", "Go Chase Yourself", "Beauty For The Asking", and more.

She holds the status as the first woman to run a major Hollywood studio, namely Desilu Productions. Not only did Lucy shoot her iconic "I Love Lucy" series there, but she also used the space to greenlight early small-screen versions of "Star Trek", "Mission: Impossible", and "The Untouchables".

Along with her real and reel-life husband Desi Arnaz, the two became TV's first-ever interracial couple. Through several ups and downs, rejections and disappointments, Lucille Ball gradually became an inspiration to millions of women and men all over the world.

Her comedy still makes us laugh. Knowing she's no longer with us makes us cry. The latest production which attempted to capture her spirit on the silver screen was "Being The Ricardos" (2021), starring Javier Bardem as Desi and Nicole Kidman as the unforgettable Lucille Ball.

Lucille has become, in more ways than one, America's National Treasure. One of her signature quotes will adequately highlight just what an amazing woman she was : "I am not funny. What I am is brave."

She is renowned for her role as Miranda Hobbes in the hit 1998-2004 TV series "Sex and the City". Cynthia Nixon rocked the redhead pixie cut like few others could have managed to do.

In truth, she's a natural blonde. Her other works include "The Manhattan Project", "Amadeus", "Baby's Day Out", "Ruth & Alex", "A Quiet Passion", "The Only Living Boy In New York", "The Pelican Brief", "Little Darlings", "The Out-Of-Towners", "My Body, My Child", "James White", "World Without End", "One Last Thing", "Warm Springs", "Killing Reagan", "Stockholm, Pennsylvania", "Let It Ride", "Marvin's Room", "Syriana", "Tattoo", "Advice From A Caterpillar", "The Parting Glass", "I Am Cheese", and "Tanner On Tanner".

Cynthia is one of the most versatile actresses working in the business today. She is an open lesbian and is currently married to the love of her life whom she met at a gay rights rally.

Her awards are as diverse as her performances – she's won a Tony, Grammy, and Emmy. She penned a heartwarming essay in 2016 for Time magazine about her mother's abortion and a woman's right to choose.

Cynthia is a survivor of breast cancer, the diagnosis for which she kept secret in 2006.

Renowned for being able to pull off both blonde and ginger looks, Evan Rachel Wood has proven that she is quite a versatile actress. Her role in the HBO series "Westworld" was remarkable, to say the least.

Her other works include "Across The Universe", "Practical Magic", "Thirteen", "The Ides Of March", "The Missing", "Whatever Works", "The Conspirator", "Digging To China", "Mildred Pierce", "10 Things I Hate About Life", "The Upside Of Anger", and "Running With Scissors".

Her movie "Thirteen" was released in 2000 and courted controversy. She has one of the most alluring singing voices, harkening back to her time in musical theatre. Evan Rachel Wood has a black belt in Taekwondo. She was fully home-schooled and received her high school diploma at the age of fifteen.

Dark brows and bold garnet curls lent Geena Davis all the 'screen presence' she needed. An outstanding actress and founder of the non-profit charity Geena Davis Institute, this actress is certainly worth appreciating.

Her works include "Stuart Little", "Beetlejuice", "Thelma & Louise", "Cutthroat Island", "A League Of Their Own", "Earth Girls Are Easy", "Secret Weapons", "Angie", "Accidents Happen", "Commander In Chief", "Hero", "Fletch", "Tootsie", "Universal Soldier", "The Hitcher", and "The Accidental Tourist".

She was the first cast member to say yes to doing the 1988 "Beetlejuice" movie, which went on to become a hit. She's an avid proponent of gender equality. The Bentonville Film Foundation, which she co-founded in 2014, hosts a film festival every year.

Geena knows to play three musical instruments – the organ, piano, and flute. Her humanitarian efforts were recognized with an Oscar Award – the 2020 Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award. She was the Olympic archery team semi-finalist, and all set to compete at the 2000 Summer Olympics, but never made the team.

She looks amazing as a blonde, and powerful as ginger (she sported the redhead look in diverse roles). There are few looks Sarah Michelle Gellar can't pull off. Renowned for being the veritable heart and soul of the 1997-2003 series "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", Sarah is also known for other works like "Scooby-Doo", "Scream", "I Know What You Did Last Summer", "Cruel Intentions", "TMNT", "Southland Tales", "The Grudge", "Suburban Girl", "High Stakes", "All My Children", and "Small Soldiers".

Sarah is an ace figure skater. She was also a child artist, and earned an Emmy for her role in "All My Children". Her strong female-protagonist performance in the "Buffy" series earned her a place in TV History.

She's mastered street fighting and has a black belt in taekwondo. She juggles (literally) quite well. Linda Carter (of original 'Wonder Woman' fame) was the first to endorse the beauty brand Maybelline.

Sarah becomes the second celeb to sign a deal with them. Sarah has a remarkable singing voice too. Strangely enough, she turned down hit roles in movies like "Romeo + Juliet", "Fight Club", and "Gangs of New York".

Her signature vixen-red hair and brilliant acting versatility – coupled with numerous personal faux pas – have made Lindsay Lohan a household name. Her works include "Mean Girls", "Just My Luck", "Freaky Friday", "The Parent Trap", "Get A Clue", "A Prairie Home Companion", "Bobby", and "Life-Size".

Lindsay began her journey in the entertainment business as a child model who appeared in TV commercials and print ads. She was eleven years old when she starred in "The Parent Trap".

She boasts an outstanding singing voice. If not for her personal rehab-related troubles, she was all set to play the legendary Elizabeth Taylor in a biopic. Her legal problems, especially issues surrounding alcohol and drugs, derailed her otherwise promising career.

Lindsay used to have her own fashion line '6126', in collaboration with Sephora. She'll be making a comeback in "Sick Note", starring opposite Rupert Grint.

Gorgeous auburn 'girl next door' curls truly defined Judy Garland, particularly her character in the timeless classic "The Wizard Of Oz". Her works include "Meet Me In St. Louis", "The Harvey Girls", "A Star Is Born", "Summer Stock", "The Pirate", "Ziegfeld Girl", "Pigskin Parade", "A Child Is Waiting", Listen, Darling", "Strike Up The Band", "Thousands Cheer", "For Me And My Gal", "Judgement At Nuremberg", and "That's Dancing!".

Judy's singing voice was one of the most unique and celebrated in all of cinema. She began performing at the little age of two. She also had some of the darkest personal lives among celebrities of her era and generation.

She was renowned for hosting live solo concerts. Judy was the youngest artist to ever win the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment.

The day after she died there was a tornado in Kansas, similar to the events in her hit film "Wizard of Oz" wherein a tornado whisked her character Dorothy away over the rainbow to a whole new world.

Though she is a natural blonde, Debra rocks the redhead look. This is especially evidenced in the popular TV sitcom "Will & Grace", in which she plays the titular Grace. Since then, Debra has become one of the world's most beloved gingers.

As a child, Debra Messing won Rhode Island's 'Junior Miss' competition. She graduated from the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts, in New York, and later went on to play a small part in the police drama series "NYPD Blue" before she made the leap to movies.

Debra is known for her work in projects like "Purple Violets", "Irresistible", "A Walk In The Clouds", "The Mothman Prophecies" "The Wedding Date", and "Dirty Dancing". Her role in "The Starter Wife" TV series brought her much acclaim.

Activist, director, and actress, Bonnie Wright exemplifies empowerment. Long gorgeous red hair is just one part of her multi-layered persona. Ever since she acted as Ginny Weasley in the "Harry Potter" franchise, Bonnie has crafted a name and niche for herself.

Aside from her perennial role as Ginny in all the "Harry Potter" movies, Bonnie's other works include "A Christmas Carol", "After The Dark", "The Sea", "Stranded" and "Before I Sleep".

She can play the piano, saxophone, and guitar. Her debut in "Philosopher's Stone" was a non-speaking part, which later grew into a substantial character and franchise-favorite. She is also a screenwriter and fashion model.

She's been an integral part of the fashion scene all over the world. She is a passionate advocate against single-use plastics. Her efforts to promote environmental conservation is laudable.

Known for her lustrous red hair and twinkling eyes, Karen Gillan has proven herself an unforgettable 'action redhead'. Her works include "Gunpowder Milkshake", "Guardians Of The Galaxy", "In  A Valley Of Violence", "Avengers: Endgame" (and related installments), "Jumanji: The Next Level", "Oculus", "The Call Of The Wild", "The Circle", "The Party's Just Beginning", "We'll Take Manhattan", "The Big Short", "All Creatures Here Below", "Stuber", "Not Another Happy Ending", "Selfie", "Doctor Who" (related installments), "Outcast", "Night Hunter", and "Dual".

She's also an acclaimed stage artist – her debut was in the 2013 Broadway play "Time To Act". Her first film "The Party's Just Beginning" not only saw her acting in the lead role but also writing and directing the drama.

When Karen was a teen, she made amateur horror flicks with her dad. After she shaved her head to play Nebula in the 2014 movie "Guardians of the Galaxy", her hair was donated to the hair-makeup team who were working on "Star Wars: The Force Awakens".

An actress with enough charm to captivate any audience in which she performs, Kelly Reilly quickly gained recognition, especially when she became one of the leading ladies of the neo-Western drama series Yellowstone.

Kelly’s works include “Pride & Prejudice”, “Eden Lake”, “Sherlock Holmes”, “Flight”, “True Detective”, “Britannia”, “10x10”, “Last Orders”, “The Spanish Apartment”, “The Russian Dolls”, “Chinese Puzzle”, “Heaven is for Real”, “Calvary”, “Me and Orson Welles”, “Above Suspicion”, and “The Take”.

She has done plenty of work in the British theatre scene. She was always passionate about acting growing up. She earned a nomination for a Laurence Olivier Award for her performance in After Miss Julie at the Donmar Warehouse, which made her a star of the London stage.

She may have faced some challenges and setbacks in her career, but Kelly has already established herself as one of the finest actresses who worked in Hollywood and beyond. Most of her achievements include her winning a Spotlight Award at the Hollywood Film Festival and being nominated for several awards for her television and film roles.

Taking 'redhead' to new intense and fiery standards, Marcia Cross looked positively flawless in the look for her role in the hit TV series "Desperate Housewives". Her other works include "Always Say Goodbye", "Just Peck", "Eastwick", "A Little Romance", "Potiche", "Bad Influence", "The Secret Of Karma", and "Bringing Up Bobby".

Aside from "Desperate Housewives", she was a key character in a hit soap opera called "Melrose Place" in which she played Kimberly Shaw. Marcia took a break from acting to pursue a Master's degree in Psychology.

Of the many charitable causes she supports, Revlon Run/Walk stands out for its breast-cancer research fundraising prowess.

Sporting a wavy copper-blonde hairdo is one thing, but being able to pull off a ginger look is another. Heather Graham's versatility as an actress and beauty has made her a popular artist over the years.

Her works include "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" (and related installments), "License To Drive", "Killing Me Softly", "Bowfinger", "Boogie Nights", "Scream" (and related installments), "The Last Son", "Wander", "From Hell", "Flowers In The Attic", "The Hangover" (and related installments), "Compulsion", "Petals On The Wind", "Lost In Space", "Drugstore Cowboy", "Cake", "Last Rampage", "Stab", "Horns", "Diggstown", "At Any Price", "Broken", "Desperados", "If There Be Thorns", "Hope Springs", "The Guru", "Two Girls And A Guy", "Behaving Badly", "The Rest Of Us", "Committed", "Miss Conception", "Baby On Board", "Blessed", "Nowhere", and "Father Of Invention".

She started acting professionally when she was in high school. People Magazine named her one of the '50 Most Beautiful People' in 2001. She used to work as an usher at the Hollywood Bowl. Heather continues to support charities and eco-organizations like Children International and Global Green.

Here's a 'sexy strange' twist. Cassandra Peterson has beautiful natural red hair but her best look was in black, literally head to toe, when she played her career-defining character Elvira, Mistress of The Dark.

She went on to star in several other "Elvira" movies and moments, further shoring up her signature look and style as this unique character with its own franchise and fan following.

Her other works include "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure", "Stroker Ace", "Diamonds Are Forever" (James Bond movie), "Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold", "Cheech And Chong's Next Movie", "The Sting II", "King Of The Mountain", "The Doomsday Machine", "Coast To Coast", "The Working Girls", and a whole host of horror-genre titles.

Cassandra brought inimitable sex appeal to her character Elvira – we can't see anyone else playing the iconic role. She performed the character for 40 years, give or take! As a child, she suffered an accident that left her with severe third-degree burns – she received skin grafts later.

She received career advice from Elvis Presley himself – she was a showgirl at the time and the two of them dated. She became even more famous after playing Elvira in Coors beer company commercials.

She has her own official line of DC comic books. Elvira's range of licensed merchandise is profound, making Cassandra quite the foxy businesswoman. She has been nominated for numerous prestigious awards over the course of an unforgettable multi-decade career as Elvira. She's also an author of comic-horror paperbacks.

Niece to the incomparable Julia Roberts, Emma brings her own style to the screen, especially different looks. From blonde to ginger, Emma is amazing either way and her performances are just as memorable.

Her works include "American Horror Story", "Nerve", "We're The Millers" (and related installments), "Aquamarine", "Hotel For Dogs", "Holidate", "Nancy Drew", "Wild Child", "Scream 4", "Valentine's Day", "The Hunt", "Little Italy", "Blow", "Billionaire Boys Club", "Ashby", "It's Kind Of A Funny Story", "Adult World", "Unfabulous", "Spymate", "The Art Of Getting By", "The Blackcoat's Daughter", "In A Relationship", "Twelve", Lymelife", "Empire State", "Persuasion", "Drake & Josh Go Hollywood", "Virginia", "Grand Champion", "I Am Michael", "4.3.2.1.", "Who We Are Now", "Big Love", and "The Winning Season".

Her breakout role was in the hit Nickelodeon show "Unfabulous" – she was 13 years old at the time. She recorded music singles for two movies, namely "Aquamarine" and "Ice Princess".

She starred in the same movie as her famous aunt Julia Roberts, but the two shared no screen space – the film was "Valentine's Day". Emma has also been a 'Teen Vogue' favourite for years.

Her energetic expressions and red hair became a lesson in beauty magic for the silver screen. Isla's works include "Scooby-Doo", "Godmothered", "Wedding Crashers", "The Great Gatsby", "Confessions Of A Shopaholic", "Definitely, Maybe", "Nocturnal Animals", "Now You See Me", "Life Of Crime", "Blithe Spirit", "The Brothers Grimsby", "Hot Rod", "Visions", "Wolf Like Me", "The Wannabes", "The Lookout", and "I <3 Huckabees".

She was a child artist, having done roles in various commercials and soap operas around the age of nine. She was passionate about becoming an author rather than an actress.

At eighteen, she published teen novels "Bewitched" and "Seduced by Fame". The Aussie actress also possesses memorable comedic timing – her delivery of intentionally bad dialogues is compelling. She has since written books for children – "Marge In Charge", "Marge And The Pirate Baby", and more.

Red hair was not the only thing fiery about this amazing actress. Her role in the "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer" TV series propelled her into the hearts of fans all over the world.

Her works include "Kim Possible", "American Pie" (and related installments), "Dead Man On Campus", "Switched At Birth", "Date Movie", "My Stepmother Is An Alien", "You Might Be The Killer", "Love, Wedding, Marriage", "Rip It Off", "The Stranger Beside Me", "For My Daughter's Honor", and "How I Met Your Mother".

Alyson used to babysit Bob Saget's (of "Full House" fame) kids. She is the godmother to Jos Whedon's son. She is a capable clarinet player. Her role in the hit TV series "How I Met Your Mother" only added to her stardom.

A beauty and a Bond Girl, Famke Janssen knows how to work the silver screen. Whether she's sporting black or brown locks, she looks amazing in both. But her cinnamon-copper redhead look takes the cake.

Famke's works include "Taken" (and related instalments), "X-Men" (and related instalments), "Golden Eye", "The Vault", "Primal", "The Faculty", "The Postcard Killings", "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters", "Dangerous", "I-Spy", "Redeeming Love", "Deep Rising", "Don't Say A Word", "The Poison Rose", "House On Haunted Hill", "Hide And Seek", "Asher", "The Treatment", "All I Wish", "Model By Day", "Hemlock Grove", "Down The Shore", "Endless", "Bayou Caviar", " National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2", "Love & Sex", "Bringing Up Bobby", "Eulogy", "City Of Industry", "A Fighting Man", "The Chameleon", "The Show". "Circus", "The Wackness", "Fathers & Sons", and "Turn The River".

She broke one of her ribs while shooting "Golden Eye", which starred Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. Famke loves to paint. She also made a four-rail bank shot in just one take for her role in the movie "Turn The River", for which she admittedly had little time to prepare.

The 2011 movie "Bringing Up Bobby" saw her writing, directing, and co-producing – the film starred Bill Pullman and Milla Jovovich. Her eco-conscious work with Green Cross International is laudable.

Certifiably the most popular redhead from the TV series "Riverdale," almost everyone will agree that Madelaine rocks the ginger look. She initially read for the role of Betty in "Riverdale" but got the part of the ever-popular Cheryl Blossom.

Her work in movies include "Sightless", "The Curse of Sleeping Beauty", "Polaroid", "The Hive", and "F*&% the Prom". Her fear of water came when she had a near-death experience as a child.

At the time, Madelaine's mum saved her after a rogue wave pulled her underwater. Madelaine is originally South African but grew up in Washington DC. She has always been lactose intolerant and has never had ice cream in her life.

As an actress, she has had training in competitive dancing and theatre.

A gorgeous brunette who made red her signature color, classic-era star Rita Hayworth truly earned the 'Screen Siren' title for her versatile sensual roles. Her works include "Salome", "Gilda", "Blood And Sand", "The Lady From Shanghai", "Separate Tables", "Circus World", "Affair In Trinidad", "The Loves Of Carmen", "Miss Sadie Thompson", "Trouble In Texas", "Only Angels Have Wings", "The Wrath Of God", "The Rover", "Music In My Heart", "Under the Pampas Moon", "The Story On Page One", "The Poppy Is Also A Flower", and "There's Always A Woman".

Rita's real name was Margarita Carmen Cansino. She became a sex symbol and pin-up girl in her time. She was also an outstanding dancer, as several of her film roles will confirm.

Fred Astaire himself once said that Rita could learn even the most complex steps in an incredibly short time. An unproven myth about her real name persists to this day. Rumour has it that the name for the famous cocktail 'Margarita' was inspired by Rita's original moniker after she danced in Mexico under her birth name.

A natural blonde blessed with gripping beauty, Sophie Turner's ability to look good in any look had been proven time and again. Her ginger style – particularly in the "X-Men: Dark Phoenix" movie – lent her a fiery-hot appeal.

Sophie's other works include "Josie", "X-Men" (related installments within the franchise), "Chasing Happiness", "Game of Thrones", "The Thirteenth Tale", "Time Freak", "Heavy", "Barely Lethal", and "Another Me". Her debut in "Game of Thrones" as Sansa Stark gradually ensured her rise to stardom, but Sophie technically delved into acting when she was three years old – her mother took her to drama classes then.

She also starred in a Bastille music video, in 2014. Sophie has lent her voice to audiobooks like Lev Grossman's short story "The Girl in the Mirror", and Cassandra Clare's "Mortal Instruments" series particularly "City of Heavenly Fire".

An outstanding actress and beautiful redhead, Kate Walsh knows how to rock the ginger look. Even as a blonde, she looks like she was born into the color when in truth Kate's a natural brunette.

Her works include "Legion", "3022", "Honest Thief", "Under The Tuscan Sun", "Girls Trip", "Scary Movie", "Kicking & Screaming", "Bewitched", "Just Before I Go", "The Family Man", "Sometime Other Than Now", "Three Below Zero", "Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down The White House", "Grey's Anatomy", "Anchorman", "The Perks Of Being A Wallflower", "Sell  By", "Abandoned", "Ideal Home", and "After The Sunset".

Kate has Italian roots. She received her 'big break' in show business when she was 37 years old. Her role as Dr. Addison Montgomery on the ABC TV drama "Grey's Anatomy" remains one of the most signature roles of her career.

The 80s saw Kate in Japan indulging a brief stint in modelling. She's a survivor of meningioma, which she was diagnosed with in 2015.

A redhead with enough attitude to steal any scene in which she appears, Rose McGowan fast attained popularity, more so when she became one of the poster girls for Hollywood's 'Me Too' movement.

Rose's works include "Scream", "The Doom Generation", "Ready To Rumble", "Conan The Barbarian", "Phantoms", "Planet Terror", "Devil In The Flesh", "Jawbreaker", "Death Proof", "Elvis", "Fifty Dead Men Walking", "Machete", "The Pastor's Wife", "The Black Dahlia", "California Man", "Nowhere", "Charmed", "Southie", "Dead Awake", and "Encino Man".

She has done plenty of work in the 'Indie' film circuit. She's always been a rebel growing up. She almost didn't land the role that later made her a breakout star, namely that of Tatum in "Scream".

She may have courted a good share of controversy over the years but Rose has already established herself as one of the better actresses who worked in Hollywood. Most of her controversies include her giving a bold statement and the media taking it out of context and blowing it up.

One of the most memorable 'beachy reds' to grace the screen is "House of Cards" actress Kate Mara. Kate was raised in Bedford, New York. She sang the national anthem at numerous NFL games.

She happens to be the great-granddaughter of NY Giants founder Tim Mara. Professionally, she's always wanted to land the roles of Catwoman and Lois Lane but lost them to Anne Hathaway and Amy Adams, respectively.

Kate's movies include "The Martian", "Iron Man 2", "127 Hours", "Brokeback Mountain", "Alien: Covenant", "Call Jane", "Full Of It", and "Fantastic Four". Her younger sister is the famous actress Rooney Mara, who is best known for her work in "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo".

Kate Mara serves as a spokesperson for the Humane Society.

A bold redhead looks for an artist whose performances have exemplified bravery and strength, Rose Leslie can certainly be termed one of the most notable ginger actresses on this list.

Her works include "Morgan", "Game Of Thrones", "The Last Witch Hunter", "Sticky Notes", "Letters From Baghdad", "The Good Fight", "New Town", "Purves + Pekkala", "Honeymoon", and "Death On The Nile".

She underwent archery training for her character Ygritte in "Game Of Thrones", and proved quite adept at it. She's a natural redhead and was actually bullied for it back in grade school.

Rose is also fluent in French. She does not like velvet because of the sound it makes – in fact, it's one of her phobias. She went on to marry her GoT co-star Kit Harington.

Red suits Holland in some of the most rouge-perfect ways. Her ginger look has most certainly become her signature style. Holland's works include "Teen Wolf", "Follow Me", "Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions", "Morning Love", "Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman", "House Of Dust", "Cry Of Fear", and "Bring It On: Fight To The Finish".

Holland has always been a huge fan of Michael J. Fox (of "Back To The Future" fame). She became famous quite fast – her career technically began only in 2004.

She had a bit part to play in the hit TV series "Lost". She was also in the horror anthology "Channel Zero". Her role in "Teen Wolf" propelled her to stardom. Before that, she was featured in numerous music videos.

Many a fan can literally hear her voice when they see a picture of this beautiful redhead. Judy Greer can also pull off a stylish blonde look when the occasion suits her – in truth, she's a humble brunette.

Her works include "27 Dresses", "Stricken", "Halloween" (the reboot, and related instalments), "13 Going On 30", "Jawbreaker", "Driven", "What Women Want", "Lady Of The Manor", "Playing With Fire", "The Wedding Planner", "Carrie", "Love & Other Drugs", "Marmaduke", "Playing For Keeps", "Love Happens", "The Village", "Ant-Man", "Pottersville", "Uncle Frank", "The Descendants", "Addicted To Fresno", "Henry's Crime", "Adaptation", "Elizabethtown", "Into The Dark: Good Boy", "Where'd You Go, Bernadette?", "Archer" (animated series), "A Happening of Monumental Proportions", "Planet Of The Apes" (the reboot, and related installments), and "Men, Women & Children".

She's proven to be one of the most versatile supporting actresses working in the business today. She has run in two major marathons. Judy's phobia: skiing. During her waitressing days, she once waited on Michael Jordan, stole his glass afterwards, and gave it to her friend.

With her beauty and charisma, Audrey Fleurot quickly rose to fame, especially when she became one of the stars of the acclaimed crime drama series Spiral. Audrey’s works include “The Intouchables”, “Midnight in Paris”, “Kaamelott”, “Un village français”, “Call My Agent!”, “Le Bazar de la Charité”, “The Bonfire of Destiny”, “Dix pour cent”, “Engrenages”, “Hypnotisés”, “Wrestling Queens”, “Les Revenants”, “The Returned”, “Safe”, and “Tartuffe”.

She graduated from the École nationale supérieure des arts et techniques du théâtre in Lyon in 2000. While Audrey might have encountered certain obstacles and experienced setbacks during her career journey, she has unquestionably positioned herself as one of the most adaptable actresses to have graced the French entertainment industry.

Her dedication is showcased in the fact that she trained in catch wrestling for three months for her role in Wrestling Queens.