Emma Stone – 34 years old | The 7 Best Movies Starring the Oscar-Winning Actor

Emma Stone is one of the most acclaimed actresses today, and after achieving global recognition with ‘Superbad’, she launched a successful career that has won her numerous awards and fans around the world.

Today, November 6, Stone turns 34 – and of course, we couldn’t let the day go unnoticed.

With that in mind, we’ve put together a brief list of the top 7 movies starring the actress, from ‘Zumbilândia’ to the recent ‘Cruella’.

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ZUMBILLAND (2009)

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“Zombieland” is one of the best zombie films of the century and brings a mix of horror, drama and comedy – plus a solid cast. In the production, Stone plays Wichita, Little Rock’s (Abigail Bresilin) ​​older sister and Columbus’s (Jesse Eisenberg) love interest. Like the other protagonists, she is one of the few survivors of the zombie apocalypse that devastated the planet, in addition to being very protective of her sister.

“The Lie” is easily one of the best teen rom-coms of all time and brought Stone in what many consider to be one of the greatest performances of his career. In the plot, Stone plays Olive, a high-strung teenager who is encouraged by her popular best friend to reveal the details of her boring weekend and decides to spice up the details a bit by telling a little lie about losing her virginity. When the school spy overhears the conversation and broadcasts it on campus, Olive suddenly becomes famous, but for the wrong reasons.

CROSS STORIES (2012)

Despite the controversial issues it has raised in recent years, “Stories Crossed” has brought in some incredible performances from Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer and, of course, Stone. The story is set in 1960s Mississippi and follows Skeeter (Stone), an upper class girl who returns determined to become a writer. She begins interviewing the black women of the city who have sacrificed their lives to raise the children of the white elite, of which Skeeter herself is a part. Aibileen Clark (Davis), Skeeter’s best friend’s employer, is the first to be interviewed. Despite the criticism, Skeeter and Aibileen continue to work together and gradually gain new members.

“Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance”) earned Stone his first Oscar nomination. Here she plays Sam Thomson, daughter of Riggan (Michael Keaton), a former superhero movie star who directs a complex play. Sam is a rebellious person who constantly clashes with his father, saying he will never make it on stage and that the show he runs is boastful and empty.

In ‘La La Land: Singing Seasons’, Stone turned in such an incredible performance that she received worldwide acclaim for her versatility as Mia, an aspiring actress trying to find a big break. in Los Angeles and who falls in love with an aspiring actress at the piano player, played by Ryan Gosling. Stone has won numerous Best Actress awards, including an Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA.

In another memorable performance, Stone earned her third Oscar nomination, this time for Best Supporting Actress. In this incredible period comedy-drama, Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz), Duchess of Marlborough, wields her influence at court as the confidante, adviser and secret lover of Queen Anne (Olivia Colman). Her privileged position is threatened, however, by the arrival of Abigail (Stone), a new maid who soon becomes the darling of the Majesty and seizes this unique opportunity.

When Stone was confirmed as iconic villain Cruella de Vil in Disney’s live-action, the world stopped – and, while the film divided most viewers and critics, the actress’ performance was applauded. Functioning as an origin story, Stone brings to life Estella, a smart, creative and determined young woman who wants to make a name for herself through her designs and eventually catches the eye of Baroness Von Hellman (Emma Thompson). However, their relationship sets off a series of events and revelations that lead Estella to embrace her rebellious side and become Cruella, an evil and elegant person who seeks revenge.

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