JENNIFER LAWRENCE (18 FILMS, INCLUDING JOY AND THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY—PART 2 (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD, ONE BAFTA.)

HELEN MIRREN (60 FILMS, INCLUDING TRUMBO AND WOMAN IN GOLD (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD, 6 BAFTAS, 4 EMMYS, ONE TONY.)

ALICIA VIKANDER(15 FILMS, INCLUDING THE DANISH GIRL, BURNT, THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., AND EX MACHINA (2015).

RACHEL WEISZ (34 FILMS, INCLUDING YOUTH AND THE LOBSTER (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD.)

LUPITA NYONG’O (5 FILMS, INCLUDING STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD.)

CHARLOTTE RAMPLING (92 FILMS, INCLUDING 45 YEARS (2015).

BRIE LARSON (15 FILMS, INCLUDING ROOM AND TRAINWRECK (2015).

JANE FONDA (47 FILMS, INCLUDING YOUTH (2015); 2 ACADEMY AWARDS, 2 BAFTAS, ONE EMMY.) 

CATE BLANCHETT (48 FILMS, INCLUDING TRUTH AND CAROL (2015); 2 ACADEMY AWARDS, 3 BAFTAS.)

SAOIRSE RONAN (20 FILMS, INCLUDING BROOKLYN (2015).

DIANE KEATON (45 FILMS, INCLUDING LOVE THE COOPERS (2015); ONE ACADEMY AWARD, ONE BAFTA.)

VIOLA DAVIS (37 FILMS, INCLUDING SUICIDE SQUAD (2016); ONE EMMY, 2 TONYS; ON TELEVISION, HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER.)

GUGU MBATHA-RAW (6 FILMS, INCLUDING CONCUSSION (2015).

by Annie Leibovitz