The most attractive fictitious redheads are those lovely and alluring ladies with red hair that we like seeing in our favorite films, television programs, comic books, and even animated series. In real life, only around one to two percent of people have naturally red hair, yet those with red hair are the center of attention in these fictitious universes.
Redheads, often known as “gingers,” which were long thought to be the offspring of terrible demons, are routinely mocked and harassed in the UK. However, strawberry locks have long been popular in the United States. This love affair is so intense that many women with blonde or brunette hair have colored it to become recognized as fiery redheads, like Lucille Ball, Nicole Kidman, or Emma Stone.
Move over, Cinderella, and make room for Ariel because here are some of our favorite famous ginger characters that give us ALL the ginger dreams!
1. Black Widow – “The Avengers”
If you’re a Marvel fan, you’ve heard of the stunning female spy Black Widow, better known as Natasha Romanoff. Black Widow is the Avengers’ only female member. The image of Black Widow instantly became a symbol of a powerful but sensual heroine with a gorgeous face, red hair, a seductive look, and a deep sultry voice.
Black Widow was born in 1928 and is one of the few superheroes whose actual age is clearly announced by the author. Like the other spies, Black Widow also has a mysterious past, and in the comic book version, her real name was revealed to be Natalia Romanova. After coming to the US, the name Natasha Romanoff has been associated with the spy ever since.
| Black Widow The Avengers | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Black Widow – “The Avengers” |
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First Appearance | Tales of Suspense #52 (April 1964) |
| Created by | Stan Lee, Don Rico, Don Heck |
| Alter Ego | Natalia Alianovna Romanova |
| Species | Human mutate |
| Partnerships | Winter Soldier, Hawkeye, Daredevil |
| Notable Aliases | Natalia Shostakova, Natasha Romanoff, Natalie Rushman, Laura Matthers, Mary Farrell, Oktober, Yelena Belova |
| Abilities | Expert marksman and mastery of various weapons, Master martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant, Slowed aging and enhanced immune system, Skilled hypnotist, Expert tactician, Expert spy |
| Equipment | Radio transmitter, Tear gas pellets, Grappling hook, Knock out gas, Explosives, Taser |
| Portrayed by | Scarlett Johansson |
| Other Media Appearances | The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Captain Marvel, Avengers: Endgame, Black Widow, What If…? (animated series) |
| Comic Series | Amazing Adventures, Daredevil, The Champions, Secret Avengers, Black Widow (ongoing series) |
| Notable Storylines | “The Itsy-Bitsy Spider,” “The Coldest War,” “The Things They Say About Her” |
| Origin and Training | Born in Stalingrad, trained as a spy and martial artist in the U.S.S.R.’s Black Widow Ops program, brainwashed at the Red Room facility |
| Key Relationships | Hawkeye, Winter Soldier, Daredevil |
2. Rose DeWitt Bukater – “Titanic”
After 25 years since “Titanic” was revealed to the public, the audience’s memory of “Rose” Kate Winslet‘s smoldering, overflowing beauty remains intact. The vision of Rose coming out of the automobile door, her face gradually emerging from under her wide-brimmed hat, exposing exquisite lines and red hair as though fashioned by a master sculptor, is still vivid in the audience’s minds. To this day, the beauty of Kate Winslet’s adolescent years has moved many hearts to tears.
It isn’t easy to picture anybody other than Kate Winslet portraying the character of Rose. However, the British celebrity was not the producer’s first option for this job. Cameron also recognized that this was the Rose he had been searching for.
| Rose DeWitt Bukater Titanic | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Rose DeWitt Bukater – “Titanic” |
| Birthdate | April 17, 1989 |
| Film Title | Titanic |
| Director | James Cameron |
| Writer | James Cameron |
| Producer | James Cameron |
| Co-Producer | Jon Landau |
| Starring | Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bernard Hill, Jonathan Hyde, Victor Garber, Bill Paxton |
| Cinematography | Russell Carpenter |
| Editors | Conrad Buff, James Cameron, Richard A. Harris |
| Music | James Horner |
| Production Companies | Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Lightstorm Entertainment |
| Distributor | Paramount Pictures (United States and Canada), 20th Century Fox (International) |
| Release Dates | November 1, 1997 (Tokyo), December 19, 1997 (United States) |
| Running Time | 195 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $200 million |
| Box Office | $2.257 billion |
3. Jessica Rabbit – “Who Censored Roger Rabbit?” and “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?”
No list of fictional characters with red hair can exclude Jessica Rabbit. In the live-action animation feature Who Framed Roger Rabbit, she played the rabbit’s wife, Roger Rabbit (1988 – Who Framed Roger Rabbit). Since Roger is a clumsy and lopsided cartoon bunny, everyone is amazed to learn that his wife is a very seductive and beautiful vocalist who causes everyone who sees her fall in love. “No one understands the suffering of a girl of my appearance.” she moaned.
Jessica’s red hair shine, red dress with a high slit, and purple gloves have become one of the most recognizable ensembles at masquerade parties. AFI ranked her phrase “I’m not mean, I was born that way” among the 100 most delicate lines of all time.
Empire magazine included Jessica Rabbit on their list of the 100 Greatest Movie Characters for the following reason: despite having the stereotypical image of a spoilt glamor girl, Jessica Rabbit had a fantastic attitude. The audience is still envious of Roger Rabbit.
| Jessica Rabbit | Information |
|---|---|
| Character | Jessica Rabbit – “Who Censored Roger Rabbit?” and “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” |
| First appearance | Who Censored Roger Rabbit? (1981) |
| Created by | Gary K. Wolf |
| Adapted by | Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman, Richard Williams |
| Voiced by | Kathleen Turner (1988−1993; speaking voice) |
| Performance model | Betsy Brantley |
| Alias | Jessica Krupnick |
| Species | Toon human |
| Occupation | Actress and performer at The Ink and Paint Club |
| Spouse | Roger Rabbit (husband) |
| Based on | Red from Tex Avery’s Red Hot Riding Hood |
| Inspiration | Rita Hayworth, Veronica Lake, Lauren Bacall |
| Film Appearance | Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) |
| Famous Line | “I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way.” |
| Love for Roger | Deeply loves her husband Roger Rabbit, refers to him as “honey-bunny” and “darling” |
| Toon Antics | Cleavage hammerspace ability, comedic cartoon antics, reversed bosom bounce, cartoonish lip-kisses |
| Other Appearances | Tummy Trouble (nurse), Roller Coaster Rabbit (damsel in distress), Trail Mix-Up (park ranger) |
| Popularity | Ranked among sex symbols in animation, iconic quote, recognized red dress, alluring character |
| Controversial Scene | Controversial nude frames in the LaserDisc release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit |
4. Ariel – “The Little Mermaid”
The princesses of Disney are consistently the most attractive and intelligent girls in the animated world. Even Disney-style beauty is thought to have affected the next generation of girls’ beauty standards. Ariel the mermaid, must always be at the top of the appeal list among these beauties. Ariel, born in 1989 in a film devoted to her, has long, flowing red hair, a green fishtail, and a purple pearl bikini. She has large eyes and a captivating voice, but she is most notable for her vibrant, fiery, self-assured, and independent nature.
The majority of commentators praised the Ariel persona. The mermaid is not just a youthful, intelligent, and dreamy girl; she is also very courageous and courageously pursues what she believes is right. Although some feminists dispute Ariel’s decisions, claiming they are still shallow, Ariel remains one of Disney’s most popular characters.
| Ariel The Little Mermaid | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Ariel – “The Little Mermaid” |
| First Appearance | The Little Mermaid (1989) |
| Created by | Ron Clements, John Musker |
| Based on | The Mermaid from Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale |
| Portrayed by | Marietta DePrima, Sierra Boggess, Auliʻi Cravalho, Halle Bailey |
| Voiced by | Jodi Benson |
| Age | 16 (first film), 18 (second film; prologue only), 30 (second film), 14 (Ariel’s Beginning) |
| Alias | The Little Mermaid |
| Species | Human (via magical transformation), Mermaid (originally) |
| Title | Queen of Eric’s kingdom, Princess of Atlantica |
| Affiliation | Disney Princesses |
| Family | King Triton (father), Queen Athena (mother), Poseidon (grandfather), Neptune (great-grandfather), Attina, Alana, Adella, Aquata, Arista, Andrina (older sisters), Ursula (paternal aunt in some media) |
| Spouse | Prince Eric |
| Children | Melody |
| Nationality | Atlantican |
| Personality | Adventurous, curious, rebellious, kind-hearted, caring |
| Significant Role | First Disney Princess developed during the Disney Renaissance |
| Notable Relationships | Flounder (best friend), Sebastian (father’s advisor), Prince Eric (husband), Melody (daughter) |
5. Poison Ivy – “Batman & Robin”
Poison Ivy, whose actual name is Dr. Pamela Isley, is a fictional antagonist in the DC Comics comic book series. The character, created by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff, made his debut in Batman #181 in June 1966. Poison Ivy is the name of a plant that is toxic. She is well recognized as one of Batman’s principal adversaries.
Pamela Isley grew up in Seattle in a wealthy home without parental attention. She then studied advanced botany with Alec Holland (Swamp Thing) at the university. Poison Ivy’s fiery red hair, eco-chic clothing, and obscene gestures are not the only things that drive people insane. Poison Ivy has several potion formulas that captivate the heroes and compel them to do what she commands. Numerous victims, including superheroes such as Batman and Robin, have been enticed into becoming her reluctant lovers.
6. Giselle – “Enchanted”
Even 15 years after its release, Enchanted‘s peculiar fairy tale has a distinct appeal that many succeeding Disney films have yet to surpass. Even though Giselle is not officially a Disney princess, she is a well-known and beloved symbol because she is a unique Disney female character with decisive and enterprising virtues. And most importantly, maturity via many experiences, not clichés and literature like every other girl.
A gorgeous girl in a fairy-tale wedding dress emerges from the sewer in the middle of Times Square, starting her journey in the modern world. According to director Lima, Giselle is a mixture of “80 percent Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, etc., plus a touch of Ariel.” In addition, Giselle’s “prince” contributes to the uniqueness of this illegitimate princess’s life tale.
| Giselle Enchanted | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Giselle – “Enchanted” |
| Native title | Giselle, ou les Wilis |
| Choreographer | Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot |
| Music | Adolphe Adam |
| Libretto | Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges, Théophile Gautier |
| Based on | Heinrich Heine’s De l’Allemagne, Victor Hugo’s “Fantômes” from Les Orientales |
| Premiere | 28 June 1841, Paris, France |
| Original ballet company | Ballet du Théâtre de l’Académie Royale de Musique |
| Characters | Giselle, Albrecht, Hilarion, Berthe, Bathilde, Myrtha |
| Setting | Rhineland during the Middle Ages |
| Created for | Carlotta Grisi |
| Genre | Romantic ballet |
| Significance | Considered a masterwork in the classical ballet performance canon |
| Story | Tragic and romantic tale of love, betrayal, and the supernatural |
| Dance Challenges | One of the most challenging ballets to perform |
| Choreography | Traditional choreography passed down from revivals staged by Marius Petipa |
| Historical Significance | Reflects the changing preferences of the French Revolution era, favoring ballets about everyday people and the supernatural |
| Inspiration | Inspired by Heinrich Heine’s description of the Wilis and Victor Hugo’s poem “Fantômes” |
7. Satine – “Moulin Rouge!”
Every teen redhead desired this hairstyle. You have waist-length, perpetually flawless hair, and Ewan McGregor is smitten with you. Yes, please, and many thanks. Dancer Satine is the “ace” of the Moulin Rouge theater, so her performance costumes are likened to works of art co-operated by two costume designers, Angus Strathie and Catherine Martin. They won the category “Best Costume in a Movie” at the 74th Academy Awards.
The excitement of being satisfied with the famous Cancan dance, performed by beautiful dancers in sexy costumes, is a feeling of extreme excitement when walking to the musical cathedral of the Moulin Rouge theater – the symbol of the nightlife of the city of light Paris.
| Satine Moulin | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Satine – “Moulin Rouge!” |
| Directed by | Baz Luhrmann |
| Written by | Baz Luhrmann, Craig Pearce |
| Produced by | Martin Brown, Baz Luhrmann, Fred Baron |
| Starring | Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, John Leguizamo, Jim Broadbent, Richard Roxburgh |
| Cinematography | Donald M. McAlpine |
| Edited by | Jill Bilcock |
| Music by | Craig Armstrong |
| Production Company | Bazmark Productions |
| Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
| Release Dates | May 9, 2001 (Cannes), May 25, 2001 (Australia), June 1, 2001 (United States) |
| Running Time | 128 minutes |
| Countries | Australia, United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $50 million |
| Box Office | $179.2 million |
| Plot Summary | A romantic drama set in 1900 Paris, where a young English poet, Christian, falls in love with Satine, the star performer and courtesan of the Moulin Rouge. The film blends popular music from different eras into the 19th-century setting and follows their passionate love story amidst struggles to produce a show and escape the clutches of a jealous Duke. Moulin Rouge! received critical acclaim for its direction, performances, soundtrack, costume design, and production values. It won two Academy Awards and is considered one of the best films of the 2000s. A stage musical adaptation premiered in 2018. |
8. Jessica Hamby – “True Blood”
When was the last time a vampire with ginger hair besides Jessica was seen? Seriously, can anybody conceive of a vampire with ginger hair? If not, then Jessica has done something innovative. Deborah Ann Woll portrays Jessica’s vampiric character in the HBO series True Blood. Jessica Hamby is a freshly transformed vampire who must adapt to her new abilities, restrictions, and lifestyle. The series covers the life of waitress Sookie Stackhouse and her companions after the vampire transforms her into a vampire.
Jessica is a vampire form that may seduce with innocent appearances while having somewhat scary fangs due to her bright red hair and large wide eyes. In the movie, Jessica is considered a good vampire, does not kill cruel people, and has a loving heart.
| Jessica Hamby True Blood | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Jessica Hamby – “True Blood” |
| First Appearance | “I Don’t Wanna Know” |
| Created by | Chris Offutt |
| Portrayed by | Deborah Ann Woll |
| Species | Vampire |
| Gender | Female |
| Occupation | Waitress, Vampire Princess of Louisiana |
| Family | Bill Compton (maker) |
| Spouse | Hoyt Fortenberry |
| Religion | Christian |
| Birthdate | April 17, 1989 |
| Alma Mater | Mt. San Antonio College |
| Hair Color | Red |
| Eye Color | Blue |
| Height | 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm) |
| Abilities | Enhanced strength, speed, and senses |
| Relationships | Bill Compton (maker/father figure) |
| Background | Raised in a strict, devout Christian family |
9. Mary Jane – “Spiderman”
MJ (real name Mary Jane Watson) is also Spider-Man’s first girlfriend on the big screen (played by Kirsten Dunst). Not only has the toxic, weird action, Mary Jane is famous for “the grass is always greener on the other side”, dating Harry Osborn but kissing Spider-Man. Many people think that Mary Jane only loves the name Spider-Man, but it is not particular for Peter Parker. However, throughout history, Mary Jane is the person that Peter loves most profoundly and sincerely.
In 2002, the first movie version of Spider-Man was released, capturing the hearts of audiences worldwide. The role of Mary Jane – Spider-Man’s girlfriend, played by actress Kirsten Dunst, became difficult to replace in the whole series. Together with Tobey Maguire, the two actors bring to the audience a sweet, romantic love affair but equally funny and lovely. Their reverse kiss scene in the rain ranks as one of the most iconic superhero movie moments of the 2000s.
| Mary Jane Watson | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Mary Jane Watson |
| First Appearance | The Amazing Spider-Man #42 (January 1967) |
| Created by | Stan Lee (writer), John Romita Sr. (artist) |
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| Species | Human |
| Place of Origin | New York City, N.Y., U.S. |
| Supporting Character of | Spider-Man |
| Notable Aliases | Mary Jane Watson-Parker, MJ, Spider-Woman, Mrs. Spider-Man, Red Sonja, Spinneret |
| Abilities | Skilled business executive, Master model and actress |
| Love Interest | Peter Parker/Spider-Man |
| Iconic Line | “Face it, Tiger… you just hit the jackpot!” |
| Significance | Spider-Man’s main love interest and wife |
| Portrayals in Media | Kirsten Dunst (Spider-Man trilogy), Shailene Woodley (cameo in The Amazing Spider-Man 2), Zoë Kravitz (voice in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse), Nicole Delaney and Melissa Sturm (voices in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) |
10. Merida – “Brave”
Brave is Pixar’s 13th feature-length animated film and marks the appearance of the first female protagonist – the curly-haired princess Merida. Energetic and hot-tempered, Merida is a stubborn teenage girl of royal lineage struggling to make her destiny. She always felt comfortable going out, honing her fighting skills like archery and fencing, and roaming the highlands with her horse Angus.
Merida also has a soft heart, especially toward her triplets. As the daughter of a king and queen, her life is filled with responsibilities and expectations, causing Merida to stifle her freedom and independence. Merida’s strong personality is clearly shown through her hair. Merida’s hair is so wild and alive; it’s like turning into a character from a movie. It suits her very well because she refuses to give in, like Merida. Her mother always tries to comb her hair and put on a scarf but never succeeds.
11. Leeloo – “The Fifth Element”
An old temple amid the Egyptian desert contains a mysterious force imprisoned for 300 years. It conceals the key to an uncontainable destructive force by fusing the natural components of water, fire, earth, and wind with the fifth element, which is the factor that is both the most complete and the most decisive. Korben Dallas, a cab driver working in New York City in the 23rd century, has the good fortune to meet LeeLoo, an extraordinary female customer.
Although she cannot speak English, LeeLoo has an incredibly sophisticated mind. It would be simple to disregard Leeloo as a beautiful extraterrestrial in an interstellar bikini. Still, she is genuinely an otherworldly heroine with ginger hair, not simply Milla Jovovich squeezed into four strips of fabric.
| Leeloo The Fifth Element | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Leeloo – “The Fifth Element” |
| Film Title | The Fifth Element |
| French Title | Le Cinquième Élément |
| Directed by | Luc Besson |
| Screenplay by | Luc Besson, Robert Mark Kamen |
| Story by | Luc Besson |
| Produced by | Patrice Ledoux |
| Starring | Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm, Milla Jovovich, Chris Tucker |
| Cinematography | Thierry Arbogast |
| Edited by | Sylvie Landra |
| Music by | Éric Serra |
| Production company | Gaumont |
| Distributed by | Gaumont Buena Vista International |
| Release date | May 7, 1997 (France) |
| Running time | 126 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | English |
| Budget | US$90 million |
| Box office | $263.9 million |
| Main Plot | Earth’s survival depends on recovering mystical stones |
| Protagonist | Korben Dallas, a former special forces major and taxi driver |
| Central Theme | Responsibility for Earth’s defense against a cosmic entity |
| Setting | Primarily set in the 23rd century |
| Production Design | Inspired by Jean Giraud and Jean-Claude Mézières |
| Costume Design | Created by Jean-Paul Gaultier |
| Critical Reception | Mostly positive reviews with some negative critiques |
| Awards | Recognized at various award ceremonies |
| Box Office Success | Earned over $263 million on a $90 million budget |
| Impactful Love Story | Romantic storyline between Leeloo and Korben Dallas |
| Environmental Message | Reflection on waste, pollution, and humanity’s responsibility |
| Gender Representation | Critiques regarding female representation in the film |
| Exploration of Corruption | Theme of political corruption in the narrative |
12. Dana Scully – “The X-Files”
Gillian Anderson is the actress who portrays the fictitious character Dana Scully on the science fiction and supernatural television series The X-Files, which airs on Fox. Dana Scully is a member of the FBI and spent the show’s first seven seasons working with fellow Special Agent Fox Mulder. In the eighth and ninth seasons, she began working alongside John Doggett instead.
According to popular belief, Dana Scully is a hybrid of Elizabeth Bennet and Hermione Ganger. There is also a statistic known as the Dana Scully syndrome, which occurred when the proportion of women taking the test and graduating from medical schools, such as the one Dana attended in The X-Files, increased dramatically.
Dana Scully is the most autonomous, powerful, and feminist female character on-screen, as well as the most intelligent. Today, few female characters solely serve to color the male hero, and if they are police or special agents, they are less distinctive than Dana Scully.
| Dana Scully The X Files | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Dana Scully – “The X-Files” |
| Occupation | FBI Special Agent, Medical Doctor (MD) |
| Partner | Fox Mulder |
| First Appearance | “Pilot” – The X-Files |
| Last Appearance | “My Struggle IV” – The X-Files |
| Portrayed by | Gillian Anderson |
| In-universe Info | Species: Human |
| Family | Bill Scully Sr. (father) |
| Children | Emily Sim |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Home | Washington, D.C., U.S. |
13. Amy Pond – “Doctor Who”
Amy Pond referred to as Amelia Pond, is a made-up character Karen Gillan plays on the enduring British science fiction television program Doctor Who. Amy is a companion of the protagonist of the series, the Doctor, who is currently in his eleventh incarnation and is portrayed by Matt Smith. She first appears in the show during the fifth series and stays until around the middle of the seventh season.
Although the Doctor himself may not have been ginger at the time, his traveling companions most definitely were. They never shied away from making jokes about Amy Pond’s hair, even though it was breathtakingly beautiful. Do you remember when Van Gogh was in love with her and wanted to marry her?
| Amy Pond Doctor Who | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Amy Pond – “Doctor Who” |
| Doctor Who character | Doctor Who character |
| Portrayed by | Karen Gillan |
| First appearance | “The Eleventh Hour” (2010) |
| Last appearance | “The Time of the Doctor” (2013) |
| Duration | 2010-2012, 2013 |
| Affiliation | Eleventh Doctor |
| Spouse | Rory Williams |
| Children | Melody Pond |
| Relatives | The Doctor (son-in-law), Brian Williams (father-in-law) |
| Birthdate | April 17, 1989 |
| Occupation | Former kissogram, companion to the Doctor |
| Known for | Adventurous spirit, loyalty to the Doctor |
14. Sansa Stark – “Game of Thrones”
Queen Sansa Stark is the oldest daughter and second child of Lord Eddard and Lady Catelyn Stark. She is the younger sister of Robb, the elder sister of Arya, Bran, and Rickon, and Jon Snow’s half-sister (really a cousin). Initially, a girl who was naïve to dumb was charmed with her desire to marry a prince and become queen.
She has grown excellent in political intrigues due to the instruction she received from Petyr Baelish and, to a lesser extent, from Cersei Lannister, as well as the hardships she has through. She overcame the Boltons in the Battle of the Bastards with Jon Snow, reclaimed Winterfell for her family, and became the new Lady of Winterfell. Sansa embodies the fiery nature of red hair – bold and confident at some moments but also vulnerable and tragic at others.
| Sansa Stark Game of Thrones | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Sansa Stark – “Game of Thrones” |
| Birthplace | Winterfell, The North |
| Portrayed by | Sophie Turner |
| First Appearance | Literature: A Game of Thrones |
| First Game | Reigns: Game of Thrones |
| Last Appearance | Television: “The Iron Throne” |
| Gender | Female |
| Title | De facto Lady of the Eyrie |
| Family | House Stark |
| Spouses | Tyrion Lannister |
| Significant Others | Joffrey Baratheon (former betrothed) |
| Relatives | Eddard Stark (father) |
| Marriages | Tyrion Lannister |
| Notable Traits | De facto Lady of the Eyrie |
| Interests | Music, poetry, singing |
| Notable Moments | Witnessed her father’s execution |
| Age | 11 at the beginning of A Game of Thrones, nearly 14 at the end of A Feast for Crows |
15. Vivian – “Pretty Woman”
Vivian would be at the top of the list if this were a list of our top nine favorite streetwalkers from movies. Roberts rocked it in her classic performance as the con artist with a good heart who desired the fairy tale more than she wanted a wealthy john. When you give in to the allure of Roy Orbison’s timeless theme tune and visualize Vivian’s Rodeo Drive makeover, it is easy to see why Richard Gere gave her everything she wanted. Vivian’s smile was brilliant, and her giggle was irresistible.
Julia Roberts, who most reviewers afterward believed was not a better match for the role of Vivian Ward, was cast by chance to portray the part of Vivian Ward. It is possible to say that the endearing grin of Julia Roberts is what has made Pretty Woman such a huge hit, and this film has also served as a stepping stone for the actress to ascend to the position of becoming Hollywood’s most prominent star for the last two decades.
| Vivian Pretty | Information |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Vivian Ward – “Pretty Woman” |
| Occupation | Escort |
| Physical Features | Stunning beauty, attractive figure |
| Style | Elegant and sophisticated |
| Personality | Charming, witty, and confident |
| Relationships | Involved with Edward Lewis |
| Transformation | Goes from an escort to a sophisticated woman |
| Memorable Scene | Shopping spree on Rodeo Drive |
| Film | “Pretty Woman” |
| – Cocktail Outfit | Black dress |
| – Shopping Outfit | Black hat, cream tuxedo dress with black buttons, white gloves |
| – Derby Outfit | White hat, brown and white polka dot dress, short white gloves |
| – Opera Outfit | Red long dress, long white gloves |
| – Final Outfit | Blue suit, white t-shirt |
