DFree / Shutterstock.comBrie Larson built a career that started as a child star and grew into Oscar-winning drama work and the Marvel universe. From a young mother trapped in a small room to one of the most powerful superheroes in the world: these ten films show that range most clearly.
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Room (2015): Joy 'Ma'
As a young mother held captive for years with her son in a small room, Larson delivered the performance that won her the Oscar for Best Actress. The film emphasizes the child's perspective on their limited world above all.
Short Term 12 (2013): Grace
As a supervisor at a group home for traumatized teens, who carries a difficult past of her own, Larson delivers one of her most acclaimed early roles.
Captain Marvel (2019): Carol Danvers
As Carol Danvers, one of the most powerful heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Larson leads this superhero film that confirmed her international star status.
Just Mercy (2019): Eva Ansley
As a staff member of an organization helping wrongfully convicted prisoners, Larson plays a supporting role in this legal drama based on true events.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010): Envy Adams
As a confident, sarcastic ex-girlfriend of the protagonist, Larson plays one of the seven 'evil exes' in this comic-book-inspired action comedy.
The Glass Castle (2017): Jeannette Walls
As writer Jeannette Walls, looking back on her chaotic childhood with an unconventional family, Larson leads this adaptation of the memoir of the same name.
Trainwreck (2015): Kim
As the sister of the lead character in this Amy Schumer romantic comedy, Larson plays a supporting role within the broader story.
Unicorn Store (2017): Kit
As a young woman trying to raise a unicorn while searching for her place in the world, Larson leads this quirky, surreal comedy, which she also directed herself.
The Spectacular Now (2013): Cassidy
As a young woman with a difficult home life who starts a relationship with the protagonist, Larson plays a supporting role in this coming-of-age film.
21 Jump Street (2012): Molly Tracey
As the police chief of an undercover operation at a high school, Larson plays a supporting role in this action comedy.
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