Gwyneth Paltrow

Once voted the most beautiful woman in the world by People magazine in 2013, Gwyneth Paltrow did not always rely on her beauty to become famous. In 2001, “Iron Man’s wife” played the role of Rosemary – a girl with a “curvaceous” appearance; in the movie Shallow Hal. To disguise herself as the character, Paltrow was given makeup and a costume weighing up to 10 kg by the film crew. Even to play her role, the female star frankly walked down the street to clearly understand the feeling of being scrutinized for being different.

Once also honored as “The most beautiful woman in the world”, Drew Barrymore is not afraid to change herself when filming. Charlie the Angel participated in the project Never Been Kissed at the age of 24, in which she attracted attention with the image of a “nerdy” girl. , wearing braces. But later in the movie, this character named Josie “transformed”, delighting the audience with her positive transformation.

Charlize Theron

Thanks to the “playful” appearance change; Actress Charlize Theron won the first Oscar of her career. Participating in the movie Monster, she surprised the audience with the somewhat bold and scary image of the female lead portrayed by a 100% real person. life. However, besides the excellent makeup, Theron’s acting is the main factor that helps her conquer the professional world.

Kate Winslet

Titanic’s Rose is also a “career” name, not afraid of roles of a different nature. In the movie The Reader, Kate Winslet transforms into an old woman named Hanna who suffers from illiteracy. With an age-appropriate role and outstanding acting since Titanic, Kate Winslet won an Oscar and a Golden Globe.

Natalie Portman

“Black Swan” of Hollywood screens also made the audience “stir up” with unique and memorable shapes. In the project V for Vendetta, Natalie Portman shaved her head 100% for the role, and kept that image in the movie Goya’s Ghosts. But in the new film, Portman’s appearance is even more different, showing the transformation ability and acting spirit of “the goddess Thor”.