The Late Graham Greene Takes the Top Spot on This Week’s List of Most Popular Celebs
Every week, the IMDb Starmeter reflects who fans are searching for most, capturing the people driving the biggest bursts of attention across film and television. The names below come straight from this week’s movements, spanning household icons, breakout performers, and veteran scene-stealers returning to the spotlight.
Below, we count down from 15 to 1, keeping the original order intact. Each entry includes a quick snapshot of the person’s career and the projects that have put them on people’s watchlists right now.
15. Frances O’Connor
Frances O’Connor is an actress, director, and writer whose screen work ranges from period drama to contemporary thrillers. She earned wide recognition with lead roles in films like ‘Mansfield Park’, ‘A.I. Artificial Intelligence’, and ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’, and she has headlined television projects such as ‘The Missing’.
She moved behind the camera with the literary biopic ‘Emily’, which marked her feature directing debut while also showcasing her writing. O’Connor continues to balance screen roles with creative work off-screen, expanding her profile across film and television.
14. Tom Ellis
Tom Ellis is a Welsh actor and producer best known for playing the charismatic title character in ‘Lucifer’. Before that global breakout, he built a steady television career with standout turns in the comedy ‘Miranda’ and appearances across British series.
Ellis has also worked in ensemble drama, including the medical series ‘Rush’, and earlier roles in ‘EastEnders’ helped cement his small-screen presence. In addition to acting, he has producer and soundtrack credits tied to ‘Lucifer’, reflecting his broader involvement in the series.
13. Taylor Kitsch
Taylor Kitsch first rose to prominence on the acclaimed series ‘Friday Night Lights’, where he became a fan favorite and parlayed that momentum into high-profile film roles. His big-screen credits include ‘John Carter’, ‘Lone Survivor’, and ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’.
On television, Kitsch has taken on gritty, complex characters in projects like ‘True Detective’ and ‘Waco’. He also joined the action-thriller ‘The Terminal List’, continuing a run of physically demanding roles that highlight both his dramatic range and action chops.
12. Tom Hopper
Tom Hopper is an English actor and producer who broke out with the adventure series ‘Black Sails’. He later took on superhero territory as Luther Hargreeves in ‘The Umbrella Academy’, anchoring one of streaming’s signature ensembles.
Hopper’s earlier credits include a memorable turn in ‘Merlin’ and an appearance in ‘Game of Thrones’. He has also added feature work to his résumé with projects such as ‘Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City’, building a diverse mix of genre roles.
11. Lewis Pullman
Lewis Pullman is an actor whose film and television slate has grown rapidly in recent years. He drew notice with ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ and reached a wider audience with ‘Top Gun: Maverick’, showcasing his ease in large-scale productions.
On the small screen, Pullman stars in ‘Outer Range’ and appears in the limited series ‘Lessons in Chemistry’. His choices span thriller, drama, and prestige streaming, marking him as a versatile performer across mediums.
10. Pierce Brosnan
Pierce Brosnan is an actor and producer known worldwide for his run as James Bond in films including ‘The World Is Not Enough’, ‘GoldenEye’, and ‘Die Another Day’. Beyond the 007 legacy, he has earned acclaim for character work in titles like ‘The Ghost Writer’ and led crowd-pleasers such as ‘Mamma Mia!’.
Brosnan continues to mix prestige and blockbuster projects, from ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ to superhero fare like ‘Black Adam’. He also holds executive and producer credits, underlining long-standing involvement in projects behind the scenes.
9. Helen Mirren
Helen Mirren is an actress, producer, and director whose career spans stage, film, and television. She won the Academy Award for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in ‘The Queen’ and is widely known on television for the crime series ‘Prime Suspect’.
Mirren’s filmography moves seamlessly between ensemble dramas such as ‘Gosford Park’ and action comedies like ‘RED’. Recent highlights include the western saga ‘1923’ and appearances in franchise titles including ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’, reflecting her continued range.
8. Sydney Chandler
Sydney Chandler is an actress and writer who drew wide notice with ‘Don’t Worry Darling’. She followed that with the limited series ‘Pistol’, playing musician Chrissie Hynde and earning attention for her work in a biographical drama setting.
Chandler’s credits reflect a focus on character-driven stories, with roles that cross music history and psychological thriller territory. She continues to expand her presence across both film and television.
7. Celia Imrie
Celia Imrie is a British actress whose credits stretch from comedy to drama. She’s widely recognized for ensemble hits like ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’, ‘Calendar Girls’, and ‘Bridget Jones’s Diary’, as well as family favorite ‘Nanny McPhee’.
Imrie’s television work includes recurring roles and guest appearances across British comedy and drama, building a respected stage-to-screen career. She has also appeared in major franchises, reflecting her versatility in both mainstream and auteur-driven projects.
6. Richa Shukla Moorjani
Richa Moorjani is an actress and producer best known for ‘Never Have I Ever’, where she portrays Kamala. The role introduced her to a global audience and highlighted her skill in balancing comedy with heartfelt character arcs.
She expanded into crime drama with ‘Fargo’, bringing a grounded presence to a prestige anthology. Moorjani continues to seek a range of parts across genres, adding producing experience alongside her on-screen work.
5. Evie Templeton
Evie Templeton is an actor whose credits include ‘Pinocchio’. With that role bringing broader attention, she has begun to build a profile that reaches audiences following family and fantasy projects.
As visibility has grown, Templeton’s screen work has drawn interest from viewers tracking emerging talent. Early credits like ‘Pinocchio’ often serve as a springboard to additional opportunities across film and television.
4. Jenna Ortega
Jenna Ortega is an actress, producer, and soundtrack performer who leads the hit series ‘Wednesday’. She also stars in modern horror favorites like ‘Scream’ and ‘X’, establishing herself as a key face of contemporary genre filmmaking.
Ortega’s earlier television credits include ‘You’ and ‘Stuck in the Middle’, and she headlines the long-awaited sequel ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’. Her producing work and soundtrack appearances reflect a multi-hyphenate approach beyond acting.
3. Emma Myers
Emma Myers is an actress who broke out playing Enid Sinclair in ‘Wednesday’. She has continued to build momentum with projects such as ‘Family Switch’ and the lead role in the series adaptation of ‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’.
Myers also appears in ‘A Minecraft Movie’, expanding into large-scale, family-oriented storytelling. Her growing slate shows a balance between streaming hits and major studio releases.
2. Owen Painter
Owen Painter is an actor whose recent visibility comes from ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’. His work on the series placed him in a high-profile, award-winning television environment known for complex character drama.
Painter’s résumé spans screen projects across drama and thriller, and he continues to add television and film credits that broaden his range. The current surge in attention reflects interest in his recent appearances and upcoming roles.
1. Graham Greene
Graham Greene is an actor, writer, and producer celebrated for powerful performances across film and television. He earned an Academy Award nomination for ‘Dances with Wolves’ and is widely recognized for roles in titles like ‘The Green Mile’ and ‘Wind River’.
Greene’s television work includes appearances in series such as ‘Longmire’ and ‘The Last of Us’, and he has featured in major franchises including ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’. His career encompasses leading and supporting roles that have made a lasting impact on audiences.
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