Actor: Scarlett Johansson

Scarlett Johansson began at nine and was doing adult dramatic work by seventeen in Ghost World and Lost in Translation, the latter of which is built almost entirely on stillness and jetlag.

Her in Spike Jonze’s film is a voice-only performance and among the best of her career, which is unusual for an actor known partly for physical presence.

Under the Skin required her to drive around Glasgow filming unsuspecting members of the public, which is a genuinely strange production method.

She played Black Widow across nine Marvel films and sued Disney over the streaming release of the solo entry, a case that changed how those contracts are written.