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?
Thelma & Louise (1991)
Sarandon plays Louise, a waitress whose spontaneous road trip with her friend transforms into an unforgettable feminist odyssey.
Dead Man Walking (1995)
Her Oscar-winning role as Sister Helen Prejean, a nun who forms a profound bond with a death row inmate.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
Sarandon plays the wide-eyed Janet Weiss in this beloved cult musical that launched her to international fame.
Bull Durham (1988)
Sarandon plays Annie Savoy, a baseball-obsessed woman at the center of a romantic triangle in this smart sports comedy.
Atlantic City (1980)
Her Oscar-nominated turn as a casino worker befriended by an aging small-time gangster in Louis Malles atmospheric drama.
The Witches of Eastwick (1987)
Sarandon plays one of three women who unwittingly summon the Devil himself in this darkly comic supernatural fantasy.
Lorenzo's Oil (1992)
Sarandon received an Oscar nomination for her fierce portrayal of a mother battling medical establishments to save her dying son.
Little Women (1994)
Sarandon brings warmth and authority to Marmee March, the beloved mother guiding her daughters through Civil War-era America.
The Client (1994)
Sarandon plays attorney Reggie Love, who defends a young boy who witnessed a senators murder in this Grisham thriller.
Stepmom (1998)
Sarandon plays a terminally ill mother navigating a complex relationship with her ex-husbands new partner in this emotional drama.
Enchanted (2007)
Sarandon voices and plays Queen Narissa, the wickedly funny villain who banishes an animated princess into live-action New York.
Bernard and Doris (2006)
Sarandon received an Emmy nomination for playing tobacco heiress Doris Duke alongside Ralph Fiennes in this HBO character study.
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