Anne Hathaway, often criticized for her "goody two shoes" image, excelled in understated roles like "Rachel Getting Married" but faced challenges in films such as "Interstellar" and "The Intern."
Jared Leto, known for method acting, received acclaim for "Dallas Buyers Club" but faced criticism for roles like the Joker in "Suicide Squad," criticized for style over substance.
Eddie Redmayne's career soared with standout performances in "Savage Grace" and "Les Misérables," yet his Oscar-winning role in "The Theory of Everything" and portrayal.
Rachel McAdams, celebrated for roles in "Mean Girls" and "The Notebook," struggled with typecasting in romantic comedies and dramas.
Hugh Jackman, renowned for his versatility in singing and acting, received acclaim for "Les Misérables." However, critiques question if he transcends charisma.
Zooey Deschanel, known for "500 Days of Summer" and "New Girl," faced challenges in breaking free from the Manic Pixie Dream Girl stereotype, despite successes in comedy and drama.
Patrick Wilson, recognized for diverse performances from horror in "Insidious" to drama in "Hard Candy," receives acclaim for solid film choices but questions.
Josh Brolin, acclaimed for roles in "Milk" and "No Country for Old Men," showcased talent yet critiques question if he fully explores character depths despite appearances in acclaimed works.