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Every Anya Taylor-Joy Movie Available To Stream

The Emmy-nominated ‘Queens Gambit’ actress has a roster of impressive film roles, on streaming now.

by Bria McNeal

Anya Taylor-Joy — and her perfectly chiseled cheekbones — has graced our screens for nearly seven years now. Since 2015, the Emmy-nominated Queen’s Gambit actress has taken on a plethora of roles, from a murderous teen to a meddling matchmaker, and even Barack Obama's college girlfriend. Keep reading for a list of her best films, and how to watch them.

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The Witch (2015)

In her first feature film (and acting breakthrough), Taylor-Joy starred in the A24 produced thriller, The Witch. She plays Thomasin, a young woman whose family is cursed by black magic and chilling witchcraft. (Showtime)

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Morgan (2016)

The next year Taylor-Joy took on another thriller, this time acting as an artificial species made by overzealous scientists. After a brutal incident takes place, she’s hunted down by her terrified creators. (Prime Video)

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Split (2016)

In Split, the actress plays Casey Cooke, one of three girls kidnapped by a man diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder. After meeting 23 of his personalities, the trio fights to escape before the emergence of the dangerous 24th. (FX)

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Barry (2016)

In the 2016 biopic, Barry — which follows Barack Obama’s junior year at Columbia University — Taylor-Joy plays the budding-president’s charming girlfriend, Charlotte. (Netflix)

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Thoroughbreds (2017)

Twisted comedy Thoroughbreds follows two girls who rekindle their friendship through unlikely circumstances. Taylor-Joy plays Lily, a sensitive teenager with a plan to kill her annoying stepdad. (Prime Video)

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Marrowbone (2017)

Marrowbone is a psychological-thriller about four siblings living in a haunted home after their mothers passing. Taylor-Joy stars as the family’s friend, Allie, who tries to help them escape. (Prime Video)

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Radioactive (2019)

Radioactive tells the historical story of Nobel Prize Winner, Marie Curie and her discovery of radium. Taylor-Joy joined the cast as Curie’s supportive daughter, Irene. (Prime Video)

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Glass (2019)

Taylor-Joy reprised her role as Casey Cook in the movie, Glass. The film is a sequel to Split, and features Casey’s attempts to help tame her captor (James McAvoy) who's been caught terrorizing the streets of Philadelphia. (Prime Video)

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Emma (2020)

The period-drama Emma takes place in 1800s England, where Taylor-Joy plays a young woman meddling in her friends' messy love lives. (Cinemax)

Here Are The Young Men (2020)

In Here Are The Young Men, Taylor-Joy plays an adventurous Dublin teenager who skips school with her friends, leading to a series of dangerous and debacherous events. (Prime Video)

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The New Mutants (2020)

In The New Mutants, Taylor-Joy plays one of five teenagers who discover their supernatural abilities while living in a psychiatric hospital. When their stay takes a turn for the worst, the group is forced to rally together to make it out alive. (HBO Max)

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Last Night in Soho, 2021

Taylor-Joy's most recent project follows an aspiring fashion designer who inherits the ability to travel to the 1960s and live as a glamorous singer named Sandy. Things take a dark turn when she discovers Sandys life isn’t as glitzy as it seems. (In theaters October 29th)