The Best Lily Collins Movies to Watch After 'Mank'

In the 2019 Netflix film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Collins and Zac Efron star as the unsuspecting Liz Kendall and serial killer Ted Bundy. The fim follows Kendall's slow realization of the shocking reality of Bundy's crimes, which he vehemently refuses to admit to, and his true nature.

Digging into her own experience of struggling with an eating disorder, Collins gives a raw performance in Netflix’s To the Bone. She plays Ellen, a 20-year-old girl attempting to recover from anorexia, who seeks the help of an unorthodox doctor with an unusual set of rules that help her confront her physical and mental health.

The 2019 biopic of Lord of the Ring's author J. R. R. Tolkien, played by Nicholas Hoult, shows the writer in his formative years, including his love interest and eventual muse Edith Bratt, played by Collins.

Before Bong Joon-Ho recieved critical acclaim for Parasite, he directed Okja, a Netflix action-adventure film involving the bond between a young girl and a mutant pig, the corporate greed that endangers it, and the animal rights activists (including Collins, who plays Red) who try to save it.

In Rules Don't Apply, Collins plays Marla Mabrey, a 1950s small town beauty queen and upcoming actress who finds herself in an affair with Frank Forbes, a driver, that tests her morals.

A comforting 2014 rom-com, Love, Rosie tells the story of two childhood best friends who find themselves catching feelings at the most unexpected of times. In the English flick audiences also get to see Collins flex her bidialectal British accent.

In Stuck in Love, Collins and Hereditary's Nat Wolff play the children of a novelist who's still hung up on his ex-wife. While her parents deal with their with their own relationship issues, Collins has some of her own.

With her fair complexion and brunette locks, there's probably no Disney princess more suited to Collins than Snow White. Mirror Mirror's whimsical costume design only added to the fantasy.

A quintessential 2000s tearjerker, The Blind Side tells the true story of American football player Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron), who was adopted as a teen by an unlikely family. Collins plays his adoptive younger sister, and Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw play their parents.