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Jessica Biel's top 20 movie roles, ranked from worst to best

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Entertainment - November 16th 2024, 17:00 GMT+1
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For this list, we have decided to focus only on movies where Jessica Biel appears, no matter how small her role is. For this reason, don’t expect any of her performances in series, short films, or commercials. And remember, this list is subjective! If you think any movie is not in the right spot, share your opinion!

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20. Bleeding Heart (2015)

Bleeding Heart sees Biel in a dramatic role as a yoga instructor trying to rescue her estranged sister from an abusive relationship. The film has an indie feel and gives Biel the chance to show off her dramatic side. It’s a quiet, emotional performance, and while the movie isn’t widely known, Biel’s commitment to the character is evident. A hidden gem for fans of indie dramas. | © Gravitas Ventures

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19. Summer Catch (2001)

As Tenley in Summer Catch, Biel steps into a lighthearted romance set against the backdrop of minor league baseball. The movie is a bit of a guilty pleasure, with Biel’s charm carrying much of the film’s appeal. It’s a typical early-2000s rom-com with plenty of laughs, perfect for a nostalgic watch—even if it won’t win any awards. | © Warner Bros.

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18. Home of the Brave (2006)

In Home of the Brave, Biel plays a soldier dealing with life after serving in Iraq, tackling issues of PTSD and recovery. It’s one of her more dramatic roles, and she brings a lot of emotional weight to her character. The film itself didn’t achieve major success, but Biel’s performance is heartfelt and sincere, giving a realistic portrayal of the challenges veterans face. | © MGM

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17. London (2005)

In this drama, Biel plays a complex character named London, opposite Chris Evans. The movie centers around her character’s on-again, off-again relationship and explores themes of addiction and self-destruction. Biel delivers a strong, gritty performance, showing she can tackle heavy roles, even if the movie itself didn’t make waves. It’s one of her more intense performances. | © Destination Films

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16. Accidental Love (2015)

Accidental Love is one of those movies that seems to have gotten lost along the way, and for good reason. Biel plays a waitress who ends up with a nail lodged in her head, leading to bizarre behavior and a political crusade. The film is chaotic and feels disjointed, but Biel commits to the absurdity. It’s not her finest hour, but it’s worth a watch if you’re curious about her more experimental roles. | © Millennium Entertainment

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15. Easy Virtue (2008)

Easy Virtue casts Biel as a sassy American who marries into a very British family, and she brings plenty of spark to the role. This romantic comedy-drama is full of wit and social satire, and Biel’s chemistry with her co-stars shines. It’s one of her more memorable performances, especially if you enjoy period comedies with a modern twist. | © Sony Pictures Classics

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14. The Rules of Attraction (2002)

In this dark comedy-drama, Biel plays Lara, a college student navigating the highs and lows of university life. It’s a bold role for Biel in an edgy, provocative film that explores the chaotic lives of its characters. The Rules of Attraction isn’t for everyone, but Biel’s performance stands out in a movie that doesn’t shy away from controversy. | © Lions Gate Films

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13. Hitchcock (2012)

Biel stars as actress Vera Miles in Hitchcock, a biopic about the legendary director. It’s a more serious role for Biel, showing off her range in a film with an impressive cast. While the film didn’t make huge waves, Biel’s performance added depth to the ensemble. It’s a great pick if you want to see her in a period piece, even if the movie itself is a bit underwhelming. | © Fox Searchlight Pictures

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12. Valentine's Day (2010)

With a massive ensemble cast, Valentine’s Day follows a series of interwoven romantic stories. Biel plays a lovelorn publicist, and while her role is smaller, she’s memorable for her comedic timing. The movie itself received mixed reviews, but Biel’s relatable, funny performance adds a bit of charm to the whole affair. Perfect for fans of feel-good rom-coms. | © New Line Cinema

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11. Elizabethtown (2005)

In Elizabethtown, Biel plays Ellen, the girlfriend of Orlando Bloom’s character. The film itself is a mixed bag with some calling it charming and others finding it slow, but Biel’s role is relatively minor. It’s one of those roles that doesn’t really give her much room to shine, but she brings a pleasant energy to her scenes. It’s worth a watch if you’re into quirky romantic dramas. | © Paramount Pictures

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10. The A-Team (2010)

Biel joins the iconic A-Team cast as Capt. Charisa Sosa, adding a bit of sass to the high-octane, explosion-filled movie. It’s pure action fun, and while Biel isn’t the main star, she holds her own amid all the chaos. This one’s a popcorn flick through and through, so if you’re looking for deep character work, look elsewhere—but if it’s action you’re after, you’re in for a wild ride. | © 20th Century Fox

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9. The Tall Man (2012)

Biel stars as a mother on the hunt for her missing child in this psychological thriller with a major twist. Her performance is haunting, and she carries the movie with a mixture of vulnerability and strength. While it didn’t become a blockbuster, The Tall Man remains an underrated thriller with one of Biel’s stronger performances. If you like eerie, atmospheric films, this one’s worth checking out. | © Image Entertainment

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8. Stealth (2005)

In Stealth, Biel takes on the role of a Navy pilot dealing with an AI-powered fighter jet that has gone rogue. It’s a high-concept action film with plenty of aerial shots and explosions. Biel’s performance is steady, but the movie didn’t resonate much with critics or audiences. It’s one of those films that’s a product of its time—fun for a popcorn watch, but not exactly a career-defining role. | © Columbia Pictures

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7. Next (2007)

Playing opposite Nicolas Cage in this sci-fi thriller, Biel is a romantic interest caught up in a strange world where the future can be seen but not quite changed. Biel gives a solid performance, but let’s face it, the film is more about Cage’s time-bending antics than deep character development. It’s a quirky concept, and Biel does her best with what she’s given, but the movie itself is a bit of a mind-bender. | © Paramount Pictures

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6. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007)

In this comedy, Biel plays a lawyer caught in the midst of a scheme involving two firefighters pretending to be a married couple. It’s light, it’s goofy, and Biel brings a natural charm to her role, even if the movie’s humor can feel dated. This isn’t her most challenging role, but she adds warmth and wit to a movie that’s all about comedic timing. Definitely worth a watch if you’re in the mood for something silly. | © Universal Pictures

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5. Blade: Trinity (2004)

Joining the Blade franchise as Abigail Whistler, Biel dives into vampire hunting with gusto. Armed with a bow and plenty of attitude, she’s a strong addition to the team alongside Wesley Snipes. The film itself received mixed reviews, but Biel’s commitment to the action sequences shines, proving she’s as comfortable slaying vampires as she is doing romantic comedies. It’s not exactly high cinema, but it’s fun to watch her in full action mode. | © New Line Cinema

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4. Powder Blue (2009)

Powder Blue tries to be an ensemble drama but stumbles along the way, despite Biel’s emotional performance as a struggling single mother and stripper. Biel pours herself into the role, and it’s one of her rawest performances, but the film’s fragmented storylines and heavy-handed plot didn’t win over audiences. Still, it’s worth watching to see Biel dig into a more complex character, even if the movie as a whole doesn’t quite work. | © Speakeasy Releasing

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3. Total Recall (2012)

In this sci-fi remake, Biel takes on the role of Melina, a resistance fighter in a world where memory manipulation is the name of the game. While the film doesn’t quite reach the heights of the 1990 original, Biel holds her own with plenty of action scenes and a serious, no-nonsense approach to survival. It’s a fun thrill ride, but critics agreed it’s not groundbreaking. Still, Biel’s action prowess and commitment to the role make it worth the watch. | © Columbia Pictures

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2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)

Biel’s scream queen moment came with this gritty remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, where she plays Erin, a young woman trapped in a nightmare in rural Texas. It’s intense, it’s bloody, and it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted. Biel gives her all to the role, running, screaming, and barely catching a breath as she tries to survive the chainsaw-wielding terror. If nothing else, she proves she’s got serious horror chops, even if this film isn’t exactly Oscar bait. | © New Line Cinema

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1. The Illusionist (2006)

In The Illusionist, Jessica Biel steps into the role of Duchess Sophie, caught in a magical love triangle with a magician and a prince. Biel brings grace and subtlety to the character, though the film itself sometimes overshadows her performance with its intricate, twisting plot. Still, this romantic mystery remains one of her best and most memorable performances, showing she can hold her own alongside heavyweights like Edward Norton. If you’re into period dramas with a dash of illusion, this one’s a must-watch. | © Yari Film Group

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Jessica Biel has had an impressive career, with roles that range from action-packed thrillers to heartfelt dramas. From her early days in horror classics to more complex characters in critically acclaimed films, she’s proven her versatility on screen time and again.

In this list, we’re ranking Jessica Biel’s top 20 movie roles from worst to best, highlighting the hits, the misses, and the performances that cemented her as a Hollywood favorite. So, whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering her work, get ready to dive into the best of Biel's filmography!

| © Christopher Polk

Jessica Biel has had an impressive career, with roles that range from action-packed thrillers to heartfelt dramas. From her early days in horror classics to more complex characters in critically acclaimed films, she’s proven her versatility on screen time and again.

In this list, we’re ranking Jessica Biel’s top 20 movie roles from worst to best, highlighting the hits, the misses, and the performances that cemented her as a Hollywood favorite. So, whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering her work, get ready to dive into the best of Biel's filmography!

| © Christopher Polk

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