Charlize Theron

South African actress, born August 7, 1975, best known for such movies as Monster, Hancock, The Italian Job (2003 film) remake, The Devil's Advocate, Aeon Flux, The Road and Young Adult.


 * Abusive Parents: Her father was an abusive alcoholic who was eventually shot to death by Charlize's mother in self-defense.
 * Beauty Inversion: Her role in Monster, which won her an Oscar.
 * Erudite Stoner: Was once photographed by paparazzi making a bong out of an apple.
 * Fake Nationality: Charlize has yet to play someone who's actually South African (although her character in Mighty Joe Young lives in Africa, she's American).
 * Fan Disservice: Beautiful as she is, she's not really known for doing enticing nude scenes.
 * Fan Service: For every The Devil's Advocate or Monster there's a Reindeer Games or The Cider House Rules, among several other exceptions to the above.
 * One of Us: Apparently, she's hugely into Game of Thrones.
 * South Africa: Became famous at a time when it still wasn't very popular to be a white South African.
 * In fact, she is probably the world's second most famous South African.
 * Statuesque Stunner


 * Children of the Corn
 * 2 Days in the Valley
 * That Thing You Do!
 * Hollywood Confidential
 * Trial and Error
 * The Devil's Advocate
 * Celebrity
 * Mighty Joe Young
 * The Astronaunt's Wife
 * The Cider House Rules
 * Reindeer Games
 * The Yards
 * Men of Honor
 * The Legend of Bagger Vance
 * Sweet November
 * 15 Minutes
 * The Curse of the Jade Scorpion
 * Trapped
 * Waking Up in Reno
 * The Italian Job
 * Monster
 * The Life and Death of Peter Sellers
 * Head in the Clouds
 * North Country
 * Aeon Flux
 * Arrested Development
 * Robot Chicken
 * In the Valley of Elah
 * Battle in Seattle
 * Sleepwalking
 * Hancock
 * The Burning Plain
 * Astro Boy
 * Brandon Flowers
 * The Road
 * Dior J'adore
 * Young Adult
 * Prometheus
 * Snow White and the Huntsman
 * A Million Ways to Die in the West
 * Dior J'adore: The Future is Gold
 * Dark Places
 * Mad Max: Fury Road
 * Take Flight - The New York Times
 * Dior J'adore: The Absolute Femininity
 * The Huntsman: Winter's War
 * The Last Face
 * Kubo and the Two Strings
 * Atomic Blonde
 * The Fate of the Furious
 * The Orville
 * Tully
 * Gringo