This document presents lists of the 10 greatest actresses and actors of all time. For the actresses, it provides a brief description of each actress highlighting some of their notable roles and attributes. Some of the actresses included are Meryl Streep, Audrey Hepburn, Vivien Leigh, and Marilyn Monroe. For the actors, it similarly provides a brief description for each actor included, focusing on notable roles and attributes. Some of the actors highlighted are Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman, Humphrey Bogart, and Tom Hanks.

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3. History

5. Cinema

7. The 10 Greatest Actresses of All
Time
 10 Barbara
Stanwyck
From Double
Indemnity to The
Lady Eve,
Stanwyck was a
lean live wire
with an alluringly
husky voice.

8.  9 Kate Winslet
At 17, Winslet
wowed
moviegoers as a
sociopathic teen
in Heavenly
Creatures. She's
never shied away
from offbeat
characters.

9.  8 Audrey Hepburn
In a world of
pneumatic
blondes, Hepburn
made smart,
complicated
brunette sprites
sexy in Roman
Holiday and
Sabrina.

10.  7 Vivien Leigh
The Gone With
the Wind star
made fewer than
two dozen
movies, but the
combination of
icy beauty and
inner fire made
her unforgettable.

11.  6 Meryl Streep
Boss from hell,
Holocaust
survivor, and
frustrated
housewife -- is
there anyone
Streep can't play?

12.  5 Olivia de
Havilland
Gone With the
Wind made the
dark-haired
beauty a star, but
ten years later
she played a shy
spinster in The
Heiress.

13.  4 Ingrid Bergman
Soulful star
Bergman made
doomed romance
look good in
Casablanca and
self-loathing even
better in
Notorious.

14.  3 Katharine
Hepburn
She made casual
elegant and
relocated the seat
of sex appeal
from the bosom
to the brain in
Bringing Up Baby
and Adam's Rib.

15.  2 Bette Davis
She had offbeat
looks and a
quirky voice, but
when Davis was
onscreen
everyone else
disappeared.

16.  1 Marilyn Monroe
Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes, The
Seven Year Itch,
and Some Like it
Hot showcased
the buxom, blue-
eyed blonde's
comic gifts.

17. The 10 Greatest Actors of All Time
 10 Al Pacino
A bundle of urban
energy, Pacino
embraced bravura
in such crowd-
pleasers as
Glengarry Glen
Ross and The
Devil's Advocate.

18.  9 Dustin Hoffman
Hoffman broke
Hollywood's
blond-macho-
leading-man mold
in the generation-
defining Graduate
and (in a different
way) Tootsie.

19.  8 Humphrey
Bogart
World-weary
Casablanca and
Maltese Falcon
star Bogart was a
man's man who
was also loved by
the ladies.

20.  7 Spencer Tracy
Practical about
the art of acting,
Tracy was an
unlikely leading
man in the
socially conscious
drama Bad Day at
Black Rock.

21.  6 Paul Newman
Newman defiantly
hitched his good
looks to one
slippery, startling
classic after
another, from The
Hustler to Hud.

22.  5 Laurence Olivier
Classically trained
and Hollywood
handsome, Olivier
approached
Shakespeare with
the same vigor he
brought to
Wuthering
Heights.

23.  4 James Stewart
Stereotyped as an
aw-shucks
Everyman,
Stewart brought
fierce intelligence
to The Man Who
Shot Liberty
Valance.

24.  3 Henry Fonda
For six decades --
in The Grapes of
Wrath and Fail-
Safe -- Fonda was
so good people
stopped
appreciating his
talent.

25.  2 Robert De Niro
De Niro is as
mesmerizing in
the low-rent
Bloody Mama as
he is in Taxi
Driver, Raging
Bull, and
Goodfellas.

26.  1 Tom Hanks
He loved a
mermaid (Splash)
and crossed paths
with history
(Forrest Gump)
but never lost his
boy-next-door
appeal.