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Six Anna Faris films you can’t miss to watch

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SNS | | November 29, 2017 12:42 pm | Updated : November 30, 2017 7:56 pm

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Hailed as the queen of comedy, Anna Faris has turned 41 today. From a school nerd, to one of the most popular comedy film icons and with a career spanning for close to two decades now, Anna has entertained the fans with her comic timing. On the occasion of her special day, we bring to you seven films of the actress that you just can't miss; (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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Scary Movie (1-4): If you are a fan of the actress, then probably you know her most iconic role so far. A breakthrough role of her career, Anna Faris starred in four of the five films of the franchise. The film, which is horror comedy, is considered one of the best films of her career. Critics had mentioned that nobody could have played the role of Cindy Campbell better than Faris (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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Smiley Face: An independent stoner comedy film which focuses on the adventures of the protagonist (Faris), after eating some cupcakes laced with cannabis! The film was a critical success and Faris received universal acclaim for her role (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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The House Bunny: The film is notable for Faris’ performance as The Playboy Bunny, who becomes a house mother to an unpopular university sorority. The film not only impressed the fans and critics, but also gave a much needed push to Faris after some mediocre performances (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: Her first animated film, which was followed by a sequel, Faris starred in the films as Sam, a weather intern and love interest of the main character, Flint. Faris was appreciated for experimenting with this role as the actress stepped out of her comedy genre of adult/horror comedy (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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What's Your Number?: The film received negative reviews, but Faris as always stole the show with her comic timing. She starred in this rom-com alongside Chris Evans. The film focuses on mature relationships and explores more about one of the least talked about subjects, a person's 'score' (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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The Dictator: Probably not the typical Faris film, where she outshines everyone. Sasha Baron Cohen stole the spotlight in this one with his epic performance as General Aladdin. Nonetheless, Faris had her fair share of screen time and ensured that she is no less than the titular character with her pun intended jokes and appearance that of a 'Hobbit' (Photo Credits: Facebook)

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