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If you buy something using our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support! Biography movies also known as biopics come in all kinds of flavors, but most of them tend to be focused on musicians, politicians, soldiers, and geniuses. What about actors? Even though Hollywood loves making movies about itself, the majority of them are fictional.

If you dig around a bit, however, you'll find several great biography films about real actors and actresses. Here are my picks for the best biographical movies that give a peek into the Hollywood industry, where famous actors toil behind the scenes with work, love, heartbreak, family, and addiction.

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A quick Google search might show you that Mommie Dearest is considered one of the worst films ever made, but hear us out! For this movie to be labeled so extremely is proof of its lasting impact. In fact, Mommie Dearest is so bad that it's good—if you watch it as a comedy rather than a drama—even if lead actress Faye Dunaway still regrets taking the part, haunted by the soul of Joan Crawford who's "just hanging around While Mommie Dearest doesn't show Crawford's whole life, it does show the part where she becomes an abusive, controlling mother.

And while her daughter Christiana has said that Joan deserved to go to jail, even she found Frank Perry's depiction over the top Everybody was excited for the release of Blonde. The crisp black-and white shots, the vintage square ratio, and the illustrious Ana de Armas promised a stylish biopic of the legendary Marilyn Monroe. Although director Andrew Dominik didn't quite meet expectations, Blonde is still a refreshingly unconventional biography that's held together by visual prowess and keen acting from Armas.

Critics were mainly divided on Blonde 's fictionalization of true events.