By Entertainment Desk | July 24, 2025
Netflix’s Wednesday turned Jenna Ortega into a global star. Her sattire, brooding expressions, and eerie charm made Wednesday Addams feel modern while respecting her dark roots.
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Jenna gave a heart-wrenching performance in this teen drama about trauma after a school shooting. As Vada, she flawlessly captured the numbness, anxiety, and confusion a teen experiences.
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Jenna Ortega joined the iconic slasher franchise, reinventing the horror character, playing strong, clever, and emotionally complex Tara Carpenter.
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In Ti West’s X, Jenna played Lorraine, a quiet church girl who unexpectedly breaks free from her moral limits. Her surprising change in the film showcases her versatility.
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Jenna played Camila in this politically charged horror satire. The film dealt with immigration and government control, and Ortega held her own in a strange, unsettling world.
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In this horror-comedy sequel, Ortega played Phoebe, a quirky transfer student with a mysterious past. Her presence brought new energy to the franchise, blending mystery, humor, and intensity surprisingly.
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In this dark and provocative drama, Jenna plays a bright student involved in a complicated relationship with her teacher. The role sparked controversy due to its theme.
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Joining the long-awaited sequel to Beetlejuice, Jenna plays Lydia Deetz’s daughter. In a world filled with gothic fantasy, Jenna’s casting feels like a perfect match.
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In this A24 surreal comedy-horror, Jenna teams up with Paul Rudd as they confront the bizarre aftermath of hitting a unicorn with their car.
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Jenna Ortega’s brief but memorable role in this horror-comedy shocked fans with its sudden brutality. She proved she doesn’t shy away from unconventional cameos.
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On Netflix’s You, Jenna portrayed Ellie, a street-smart teen who quickly sees through Joe Goldberg’s disguise. Her character emerges as the moral centre.
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