Emma Stone
It's hard to believe that Emma Stone started 2010 best known as ''that girl from Zombieland.'' But that all changed with her first starring role as the quick-witted Olive in Easy A, a raunchy high school comedy that grossed an unexpected $58 million. She worked hard to get that role but judging by all the A-list roles she's landed since — Gwen Stacy in the Spider-Man reboot, Skeeter Phelan in an adaptation of the best-seller The Help, and Ryan Gosling's love interest in the Steve Carell rom-com Crazy Stupid Love, all due next year — fighting for parts may now be a thing of the past.
It's hard to believe that Emma Stone started 2010 best known as ''that girl from Zombieland.'' But that all changed with her first starring role as the quick-witted Olive in Easy A, a raunchy high school comedy that grossed an unexpected $58 million. She worked hard to get that role but judging by all the A-list roles she's landed since — Gwen Stacy in the Spider-Man reboot, Skeeter Phelan in an adaptation of the best-seller The Help, and Ryan Gosling's love interest in the Steve Carell rom-com Crazy Stupid Love, all due next year — fighting for parts may now be a thing of the past.
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16 Breakout Stars of 2010
From movies (Chloe Moretz and Emma Stone) to TV (Darren Criss and Andrew Lincoln) to music (Bruno Mars and Nicki Minaj), here's who reached a new level last year
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