What are the best Susan Sarandon performances of all time?

From road trip legend to Oscar-winning nun to cult horror icon, Sarandon built one of Hollywoods most fearlessly diverse filmographies. Where do you rank her greatest moments?

1

Thelma & Louise (1991)

Sarandon plays Louise, a waitress whose spontaneous road trip with her friend transforms into an unforgettable feminist odyssey.

2

Dead Man Walking (1995)

Her Oscar-winning role as Sister Helen Prejean, a nun who forms a profound bond with a death row inmate.

3

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Sarandon plays the wide-eyed Janet Weiss in this beloved cult musical that launched her to international fame.

4

Bull Durham (1988)

Sarandon plays Annie Savoy, a baseball-obsessed woman at the center of a romantic triangle in this smart sports comedy.

5

Atlantic City (1980)

Her Oscar-nominated turn as a casino worker befriended by an aging small-time gangster in Louis Malles atmospheric drama.

6

The Witches of Eastwick (1987)

Sarandon plays one of three women who unwittingly summon the Devil himself in this darkly comic supernatural fantasy.

7

Lorenzo's Oil (1992)

Sarandon received an Oscar nomination for her fierce portrayal of a mother battling medical establishments to save her dying son.

8

Little Women (1994)

Sarandon brings warmth and authority to Marmee March, the beloved mother guiding her daughters through Civil War-era America.

9

The Client (1994)

Sarandon plays attorney Reggie Love, who defends a young boy who witnessed a senators murder in this Grisham thriller.

10

Stepmom (1998)

Sarandon plays a terminally ill mother navigating a complex relationship with her ex-husbands new partner in this emotional drama.

11

Enchanted (2007)

Sarandon voices and plays Queen Narissa, the wickedly funny villain who banishes an animated princess into live-action New York.

12

Bernard and Doris (2006)

Sarandon received an Emmy nomination for playing tobacco heiress Doris Duke alongside Ralph Fiennes in this HBO character study.