The Star Power Index was created by a team of data analysts, who have examined the LRF careers of many Hollywood stars to determine their current level of star power. This rating primarily accounts for their LRF roles and has taken into consideration many different factors: starring roles, box office success, critical acclaim, GRAs, recency of their success (the more recent the better), etc.
Today's edition will over the Top 25 Female Stars of the moment; to be eligible for this list, actresses must have appeared in an LRF film since Season 20. Without further adieu...
25. Sandra Bullock
24. Samara Weaving (80.8⬆)
Weaving arguably holds the spot for fastest riser. While a lot of bigger names on the list have been a bit absent of late, Weaving has been in 5 LRF films in the last two and a half seasons. This culminated in her biggest leading role yet with Round 4's Vampire.
23. Frances McDormand
22. Emily Blunt
21. Daisy Edgar-Jones
20. Alicia Vikander
19. Jodie Foster
18. Reese Witherspoon
17. Anne Hathaway
16. Jessica Chastain
15. Alexandra Daddario
14. Amy Adams
13. Saoirse Ronan
12. Mackenzie Foy (85.4⬇)
11. Sadie Sink (86.3⬆)
10. Elle Fanning (88.5⬇)
This trio of young stars are certainly at different points in their LRF career. Foy was once the most celebrated young starlet of the studio but the work has dried up a bit of late. Like Foy, Fanning hasn't been seen since Season 23 but will reprise her role of Gwen Stacy later this season; the question remains when we will next see her outside of the Spider-Man franchise. And finally Sink, meanwhile, is on a streak of three straight Best Actress nominations and is bound to climb even higher on this list with more roles in the future.
9. Brie Larson
8. Amanda Seyfried
7. Jennifer Lawrence
6. Florence Pugh
5. Angelina Jolie
4. Elizabeth Olsen (91.2 --)
Olsen has quietly become one of LRF's most consistent workers, putting in GRA-nominated performances on a regular basis. Her latest, One by One, was rare miss but don't be surprised if she has another juicy role around the corner.
3. Emma Stone
2. Sydney Sweeney
1. Margot Robbie (95.4 --)
Between the top three, Robbie holds a slight edge for a higher workload in the last nine seasons. But it is a very precarious position as we await to see what Sweeney and Stone will follow up their respective Best Actress wins with. Robbie, meanwhile, has yet to win that top prize and that may put more pressure on her to find the right role to secure her place on top.
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