The Late Diane Keaton Takes the Top Spot on This Week’s List of Most Popular Celebs

Here’s a quick, friendly rundown of the week’s buzziest names on the IMDb Starmeter, spotlighting what they’re known for and where you might have seen them lately—from iconic auteurs and screen legends to rising stars and multi-hyphenate creators.

15. Niamh McCormack

Niamh McCormack is an Irish actor who appeared in ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ and has credits across fantasy and drama. She gained early attention with roles in high-profile series and continues to add film projects to her slate. McCormack also has experience in modeling, bringing a multifaceted profile to her on-screen work.

14. Kimberly Hébert Gregory

Kimberly Hébert Gregory is known for scene-stealing turns in HBO’s ‘Vice Principals’ and network series like ‘Kevin (Probably) Saves the World’. She has appeared in features including ‘Five Feet Apart’ while maintaining a strong presence in television. Gregory’s background in theater informs the sharp timing and emotional precision of her performances.

13. Tom Pelphrey

Tom Pelphrey earned wide recognition with acclaimed roles in ‘Ozark’ and appeared in features like ‘Mank’. Earlier in his career, he won multiple Daytime Emmy Awards for work on daytime drama. Pelphrey continues to split time between television and film, often taking on complex, morally gray characters.

12. Addison Rae

Addison Rae transitioned from social media into acting and music, starring in the Netflix feature ‘He’s All That’. She has continued to build screen credits in genre and comedy projects while releasing original tracks. Rae’s cross-platform presence keeps her engaged with film, television, and digital audiences.

11. Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock, the “Master of Suspense,” directed enduring landmarks such as ‘Psycho’, ‘Vertigo’, and ‘Rear Window’. His hallmark techniques—careful framing, subjective camerawork, and inventive set-pieces—reshaped cinematic storytelling. Hitchcock also hosted the anthology series ‘Alfred Hitchcock Presents’, expanding his influence into television.

10. James Norton

James Norton’s work includes leading roles in ‘Grantchester’ and acclaimed turns in ‘Happy Valley’, along with film performances in ‘Little Women’. He balances television, film, and stage projects, earning award recognition for intense dramatic roles. Norton also produces, taking on development alongside acting.

9. Tom Hollander

Tom Hollander is a versatile British actor known for roles in ‘Pride & Prejudice’, ‘The Night Manager’, and the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ series. He moves easily between period pieces, contemporary thrillers, and satire like ‘In the Loop’. Hollander also works in voice and radio drama, adding depth to an already varied résumé.

8. Laurie Metcalf

Laurie Metcalf is an acclaimed stage and screen actor, recognized for television work in ‘Roseanne’ and ‘The Conners’ and an Oscar-nominated turn in ‘Lady Bird’. She is a multiple Tony Award winner with standout performances on Broadway. Metcalf’s career spans comedy and drama, with consistent critical praise for her range.

7. Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio has starred in global hits including ‘Titanic’, ‘Inception’, and ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’. He won an Academy Award for a transformative performance in a frontier survival drama and frequently collaborates with directors like Martin Scorsese and Christopher Nolan. Beyond acting, DiCaprio produces films and supports environmental initiatives through his foundation.

6. Paul Thomas Anderson

Paul Thomas Anderson is a writer-director behind modern classics such as ‘Boogie Nights’, ‘Magnolia’, and ‘There Will Be Blood’. His films are known for ambitious ensemble casts, meticulous craft, and memorable original scores. Anderson also directs music videos for artists like Radiohead and HAIM, extending his visual style into music.

5. Anthony Perkins

Anthony Perkins is best known for his indelible performance as Norman Bates in ‘Psycho’. Earlier in his career, he earned major accolades for roles in classic dramas and later moved into directing, including a sequel within the same thriller franchise. Perkins’ legacy remains central to the evolution of psychological horror on screen.

4. Suzanna Son

Suzanna Son drew widespread attention with a breakout role in ‘Red Rocket’. She later appeared in high-profile television and continues to work as a musician and composer. Son’s blend of acting and music keeps her active across both independent projects and larger productions.

3. Mae Martin

Mae Martin is a Canadian writer-performer who co-created and starred in the acclaimed series ‘Feel Good’. Their work blends sharp comedy with emotionally grounded storytelling, including stand-up specials and festival appearances. Martin also writes essays and scripts, broadening their voice across formats.

2. Charlie Hunnam

Charlie Hunnam broke through as the lead of ‘Sons of Anarchy’ and has since headlined features like ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’. He frequently works in action and crime dramas, including ensemble turns in projects from filmmakers such as Guy Ritchie. Hunnam also writes and produces, expanding his contributions beyond acting.

1. Diane Keaton

Diane Keaton is an Academy Award–winning actor celebrated for work ranging from ‘Annie Hall’ and ‘The Godfather’ saga to ‘Something’s Gotta Give’. She has also produced and directed, adding behind-the-camera credits to a storied career. Keaton’s filmography spans comedy, drama, and romance, and her collaborations with major directors helped define several eras of American cinema.

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