Celebrity Halloween costumes 2025: See the best, scariest, and most shocking looks See what stars like Kerry Washington, Ed Sheeran, Heidi Klum, Janelle Monáe, Bette Midler, Darren Criss, and more dressed up as this spooky season. on November 1, 2025 5:42 p.m. ET :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/BestHalloweenCostume2025110125caa418c8009c42ecbdf2a9427dbab266.jpg) Ed Sheeran, Kerry Washington, and Heidi Klum had some of the best Halloween costumes of 2025. Credit: Ed Sheeran/Instagram;Kerry Washington/Instagram;TheStewartofNY/Getty The stars are going all out with killer looks for spooky season.

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The stars are going all out with killer looks for spooky season. From guests dressing up as New York City icons at Bette Midler's annual Hulaween party to Victoria Justice channeling an undead bride for her spooky new release and Janelle Monáe completely transforming yet again, this Halloween is truly chilling.

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Heidi Klum as Medusa

Heidi Klum as Medusa at her 24th annual Halloween bash.

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"I'm going to be very ugly," Heidi Klum teased days before she unveiled her 2025 Halloween transformation. Her slithery, terrifying Medusa costume more than delivered on that promise — seeing it left us truly paralyzed.

Lily Allen as Madeline

Lily Allen as Madeline.

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"Who IS Madeline though, actually?" Lily Allen captioned her Halloween TikTok, which featured her strutting down a hallway as the iconic Paris schoolgirl from the *Madeline* children's books. The costume also served as a clever wink to the mysterious other woman she sings about on her new album, *West End Girl, *which* *chronicles alleged acts of infidelity she dealt with and the end of her marriage.

Kelly Osbourne and her family as What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?

Kelly Osbourne and her family as 'What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?'.

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But you *are,* Kelly, you are… a dead ringer for Bette Davis' legendary character Baby Jane Hudson. Kelly Osbourne and her fam got into the spirit this year by channeling the 1962 campy horror classic *What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?*

Busy Philipps as Loretta Castorini in Moonstruck

Busy Philipps on Oct. 24 in New York.

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Busy Philipps channeled her inner Cher during Bette Midler's New York-themed Hulaween bash on Oct. 24. The *Freaks and Geeks* actress came dressed as Brooklynite Loretta Castorini from the cult classic *Moonstruck.*

Darren Criss and Mia Criss as New York clowns

Darren Criss and Mia Criss in New York on Oct. 24.

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*Glee* star Darren Criss and his wife Mia put a Big Apple twist on the classic clown costume for Bette Midler's Hulaween party on Oct. 24.

Ethan Hawke as the Grabber

Ethan Hawke as the Grabber from 'The Black Phone' on Halloween.

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Ethan Hawke surprised trick-or-treaters by donning the mask of his *Black Phone* villain while passing out candy on Halloween night. He also posed for a pic on his stoop with his son Levon Hawke.

Kristin Davis as Lavagirl

Kristin Davis as Lavagirl.

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Dream, dream, dream, dream, dream, dream. Kristin Davis suited up as Lavagirl — complete with a fiery pink wig! — 20 years after playing the mom of protagonist Max (Cayden Boyd) in *The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl*, which starred Taylor Dooley as the molten heroine.

Xochitl Gomez as Lydia Deetz

Xochitl Gomez as Lydia Deetz from 'Beetlejuice'.

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Xochitl Gomez jumped in the line as Lydia Deetz, Winona Ryder's teen character from *Beetlejuice*. The *Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness* actress sported a red wedding dress and spiky bangs just like Lydia's in the climax of Tim Burton's classic 1988 fantasy comedy.

Macaulay Culkin as a toilet

Macaulay Culkin as a toilet.

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Huh? *Home Alone* star Macaulay Culkin slipped into an inflatable costume and painted his face white to transform into a… toilet. He explained that his children insisted on it: "If your kids want you to be a toilet," he wrote on Instagram, "be THE BEST dang toilet you can be."

Bette Midler as her OG self and Andy Cohen as Andy Warhol

Bette Midler and Andy Cohen in New York on Oct. 24.

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What's more iconic than dressing up as yourself? While hosting her annual Hulaween on Oct. 24, benefitting the New York Restoration Project, Bette Midler recreated her look from her eponymous 1973 album, while Andy Cohen paid homage to another famous Andy: the artist Warhol.

Elizabeth Banks as a mime

Elizabeth Banks as a mime.

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Elizabeth Banks chose to celebrate her Halloween quietly — *very *quietly. Responding to the theme she was given this year, "Paris at Night," the star dressed as a mime.

Lucy Boynton as a [New York City woman on the go]

Lucy Boynton in New York on Oct. 24.

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Every New Yorker can relate to the constant hustle of the city. *The Politician* actress Lucy Boynton embodied The City That Never Sleeps by being a woman on the go at Bette Midler's Hulaween on Oct. 24.

Victoria Justice as a Love Zombie

Victoria Justice in L.A. on Oct. 21.

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Actress and singer Victoria Justice brought her new single "Love Zombie" to life on Oct. 21. During the song's release party, which doubled as a Halloween celebration, the *Victorious* star transformed into an undead lover girl, donning a bloodstained wedding dress.

Ben Platt as Playboy founder Hugh Hefner

Ben Platt in NYC on Oct. 24.

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*Dear Evan Hansen *actor Ben Platt turned into Hef for Bette Midler's Hulaween party. While the costume may not seem as New York-centric as the others at the event, his husband Noah Galvin accompanied him as a Playboy Bunny, harkening back to the Playboy Club chain that included a location in the city.

Ariana DeBose as Cruella de Vil

Ariana DeBose as Cruella de Vil.

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"When one has waited till the last minute to come up with a costume," Ariana DeBose wrote on the day of Halloween, "never forget a Cruella wig and red lip can right many wrongs 🖤 ." Who's gonna argue with an Oscar winner?

North West, Kris Jenner, and Kim Kardashian as TikTok stars

North West and her famous grandma, Kris Jenner, and mother, Kim Kardashian got into the holiday spirit as not-so-terrifying TikTok stars Pink Cardigan, Chrissy G, and Jay Guapo.

Ice T, Coco Austin, and daughter Chanel as family from Coraline

Ice T and wife Coco Austin dressed as Other Father and Other Mother from 2009's *Coraline *to escort their 9-year-old daughter Chanel, dressed as the titular character, to her school's Halloween party.

Janelle Monáe as Beetlejuice

It's Showtime! After giving Halloween queen Heidi Klum a run for her money last year with a disturbing E.T. costume, this year Janelle Monáe dressed as the Ghost With the Most, Beetlejuice — just don't say her name three times or she might time travel to the 1970s again!

Kane Brown as Papa Smurf

Country singer Kane Brown invented a Smurfy new workout while dressed in his Papa Smurf costume ahead of his Halloween-themed birthday bash.

Bowen Yang as Tingle from The Legend of Zelda

Bowen Yang and Tingle from 'The Legend of Zelda'.

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Bowen Yang spent his weekend off from *Saturday Night Live *still getting into costume. The *Wicked *star sported enough green to make the Wizard proud while dressed up as the character Tingle from Nintendo's *The Legend of Zelda.***

Dean Johnsen as Karl Lagerfeld and Judy Greer as Anna Wintour

Dean Johnsen as Andy Warhol and Judy Greer as Anna Wintour.

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*13 Going on 30* star Judy Greer got into character as a different fashion magazine editor this year, slipping on the instantly recognizable bob of *Vogue *icon Anna Wintour. She was joined by her husband, producer Dean Johnsen, dressed as another style icon, Karl Lagerfeld.

Miguel Mora as Freddy Krueger

Miguel Mora as Freddy Krueger.

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*The Black Phone 1 *and *2 *star Miguel Mora switched horror franchises to become *Nightmare on Elm Street* villain Freddy Krueger. Sweet dreams!

Paris Hilton as Britney Spears

Paris Hilton as Britney Spears.

Oh, baby, baby. Paris Hilton pulled on a red latex jumpsuit to go as longtime pal Britney Spears from the iconic "Oops!...I Did It Again" music video. That is just so typically her.

Keke Palmer and son Leodis as Snoop Dogg and Bow Wow

Bow-wow-wow, yippie-yo, yippie-yay. Where my dogs at? Keke Palmer and her 2-year-old son Leodis dressed up as Snoop Dogg and Bow Wow from the music video of their 2000 collab "Bow Wow (That's My Name)." Palmer captioned her post, "My son my lil road dog FORREAL!"

Eugene Lee Yang as Jinu

Eugene Lee Yang as Jinu from 'KPop Demon Hunters'.

Actor and former Try Guy Eugene Lee Yang nailed his costume as Jinu from *KPop Demon Hunters. *"You gave me my soul back. And now… I give it to you," he wrote.

Winnie Harlow as Whitney Houston

Winnie Harlow as Whitney Houston.

Don't cha wanna dance? Say you wanna dance. Model Winnie Harlow was the perfect picture of Whitney Houston from the late music icon's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)" music video.

Ed Sheeran as Pennywise

Ed Sheeran as Pennywise.

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Ed Sheeran traded in a guitar for a red balloon in a chilling version of *It*'s Pennywise. The singer-songwriter ate pizza, drank beer, and even sipped espresso in costume.

Kerry Washington as Django

Kerry Washington put on a cowboy hat and cosplayed as Jamie Foxx in *Django Unchained* for Halloween — and even got a reaction from Foxx himself, who called it "Brilliant."**

Barbie Ferreira as White Swan

*Euphoria *alum Barbie Ferreira looked *perfect *in her all-white ballerina costume, worn by Natalie Portman's character in *Black Swan*.

Julia Fox as Jackie Kennedy

Julia Fox attends 'The Cursed Amulet' Halloween party on Oct. 30, 2025 in New York City.

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Julia Fox caused a stir wearing a bloodied pink suit in a "statement" to Jackie Kennedy's outfit following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. "When her husband was assassinated, she refused to change out of her blood-stained clothes, saying, 'I want them to see what they've done,'" the actress wrote on Instagram. "The image of the delicate pink suit splattered with blood is one of the most haunting juxtapositions in modern history."

Lin-Manuel Miranda as DIY Hamilton

Lin-Manuel Miranda is not giving away his shot... to dress as Alexander Hamilton yet again. The creator of the hit Broadway musical captioned his Instagram photos, "I dressed like YOU dressed as Hamilton, using only the contents of my wife's closet (and some paper towels)."

Taraji P. Henson as Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson in 'For Colored Girls'; Taraji P. Henson.

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Taraji P. Henson wore a series of costumes paying tribute to Janet Jackson's various looks, including a recreation of a viral moment of Jackson in Tyler Perry's *For Colored Girls, *in which her character confronts her husband about being gay and asks, "Oh, so you doing the bending?"

Lindsay Lohan and family as the Bat-Family

Lindsay Lohan family on Halloween.

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Holy Halloween, Batman! Lindsay Lohan shared a snapshot alongside husband Bader Shammas and their 2-year-old son, Luai, all dressed up as caped crusaders.

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Why Taylor Swift Wasn't Seen at Travis Kelce's Away Game Against the Buffalo Bills Alyssa BaileyNovember 3, 2025 at 1:48 AM 0 Taylor Swift wasn't seen at Travis Kelce's away game against the Buffalo Bills. The singer was at Kelce's last three games, which all took place at the Kansas City Chiefs' home turf, Arrowhead Stadium. In part due to security concerns, Swift typically only attends Kelce's home games. After Taylor Swift attended Travis Kelce's three consecutive home games at Arrowhead Stadium, the singer spent her Sunday out of the spotlight.

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Taylor Swift wasn't seen at Travis Kelce's away game against the Buffalo Bills.

The singer was at Kelce's last three games, which all took place at the Kansas City Chiefs' home turf, Arrowhead Stadium.

In part due to security concerns, Swift typically only attends Kelce's home games.

After Taylor Swift attended Travis Kelce's three consecutive home games at Arrowhead Stadium, the singer spent her Sunday out of the spotlight. She wasn't seen at Highmark Stadium this afternoon, where the Kansas City Chiefs lost 21-28 to the Buffalo Bills. It's unclear whether Swift watched her partner in private at the Orchard Park, New York sporting event, but she has a history of missing away games, in part due to safety concerns.

Swift was photographed getting dinner in New York City on Thursday, which is a good six hours away from the stadium.

For the past two seasons, Swift has only attended home games. A source explained to Page Six in October 2024 that security is a primary reason: "She's not going anywhere unless she knows the venue intimately, and it has been thoroughly scouted and secured in advance."

Even at home games this year, Swift has kept a low profile. She has gone all season without being photographed entering the stadium, and the NFL rarely shows footage of her watching during broadcasts.

A source told Us Weekly earlier this week that The Life of a Showgirl singer decided to fly more under the radar at Kelce's games this season because the attention on her was "getting too excessive."

Whether she's physically in the stadium or not, Kelce is always on her mind whenever he plays. During his last away game, Swift was filming her Tonight Show appearance. She told host Jimmy Fallon that she was thinking of the Chiefs: "It's game day; my head is very much there."

The star is skilled at staying out of the public eye when she wants to, which she did most of this week. She wasn't photographed at any Halloween parties and hasn't posted on social media.

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The show's special Halloween edition also features Pam Bondi leading a seance and something called &34;rectoplasm.&34; Stan says South Park 'sucks now' for its 'political s,' ghost of Melania Trump haunts White House in new episode The show's special Halloween edition also features Pam Bondi leading a seance and something called &34;rectoplasm.&34; By Wesley Stenzel :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/WesleyStenzelauthorphoto32b61793a2784639af623f2ae091477e.jpg) Wesley Stenzel is a news writer at . He began writing for EW in 2022. EW's editorial guidelines on November 1, 2025 3:20 p.m.

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- In* South Park*'s latest episode, Stan says, "South Park sucks now, and it's because of all this political s---."

- The ep also shows the president's wife, Melania Trump — whom he does not recognize — haunting the White House.

- Pam Bondi holds a seance after filing charges against paranormal investigators for "falsifying information" about the president's "rectoplasm."

*South Park* dropped a new episode on Halloween night, getting addressing criticism of its own focus on politics but continuing to lampoon Donald Trump and his allies.

The second episode of season 28, titled "The Woman in the Hat," sees Stan move into his grandfather's nursing home since his father has lost his job in the government shutdown. Fed up with his circumstances, he turns to making broad, sweeping critiques of his hometown and, in a big meta wink, the show itself.

"How many weeks has it been now dealing with one stupid thing after another?" he asks his friends. "The truth is, I think a lot of people are just afraid to admit that South Park sucks now."

Stan on 'South Park'.

Poking fun at viewers who don't want the show to address contemporary politics, Stan continues, "South Park sucks now, and it's because of all this political s---. We're just getting totally bogged down in it. Remember when *we* used to do stuff? Just us guys? Ever since all this political crap took over, it's like, 'What happened to us?'"

Stan's unhappiness leads him to start a "South Park Sucks Now" movement online, which quickly racks up hundreds of thousands of supporters and prompts him to launch a cryptocurrency meme coin that he and his buddies plan to "pump and dump" to maximize their profits.

As all of Stan's antics unfold, the episode intercuts with a continuation of the show's Trump subplot, which left off with the president expecting a child with his pregnant lover, Satan.

Trump and his giant red bae stand in the wreckage of the White House's East Wing, which, as in real life, is being demolished to make way for a ballroom. Satan expresses his disappointment that the construction project isn't for a nursery for their forthcoming child, as the president supposedly promised.

Advisor Stephen Miller — depicted as a Nosferatu-esque creep — says demolishing the East Wing may have "unleashed some sort of wrath" on Trump and his allies. In the next Trump scene, the president tells his allies about "this thing that keeps appearing," which turns out to be the specter of his wife, Melania Trump, who is sporting a wide-brimmed purple hat obscuring her face akin to the one she wore on her trip to the U.K.

Satan and Donald Trump on 'South Park'.

Trump seems not to recognize his wife. "What does it want?" he asks incredulously after advisors identify the presence as Melania.

Attorney General Pam Bondi also continues to appear throughout the episode with increasingly large brown stains on her nose, suggesting she's, uh, extremely loyal to the president. The mess on Bondi's face is later dubbed "rectoplasm" by paranormal investigators who have arrived to evaluate the ghostly presence. They say their tests have revealed that the substance contains McDonald's, Taco Bell, and the president's semen.

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Bondi indicts the paranormal investigators on federal charges of falsifying data in order to "make fake news." She then goes on to lead a seance to communicate with the mysterious spirit (nobody seems to remember it's Melania) that is attended by a reluctant Kyle Schwartz — Kyle Broflovski's cousin, whom the South Park gang called on to assist them with their crypto scheme and lobby the White House for approval.

At the seance, Bondi announces (perhaps while possessed by a spirit?) that Vice President J.D. Vance is full of "deception" — a reference to his underlying plot with Peter Thiel to stop Satan from birthing Trump's offspring.

Pam Bondi, Stephen Miller, Brendan Carr, Donald Trump Jr., J.D. Vance, and Donald Trump depicted on 'South Park'.

Kyle Schwartz, unaware of the dynamics at play, thinks *he's* being accused of deception, and so he comes clean. "It's all true," he says." We've been dealing in deception and lies. We've all been getting filthy rich off of crypto. Oh, Jesus. We've lied and we've cheated. Crypto's just a giant money-laundering scheme for the rich to get richer."

Kyle Schwartz is then indicted after Bondi files charges against him, saying, "We will continue to indict anyone who says bad stuff about our amazing president."

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After the failure of the crypto scheme, the episode concludes with Stan saying remorsefully, "There's no really going back to the way things used to be."

Kyle Broflovski disagrees, perhaps to offer some assurance to *South Park*'s apolitical viewers. "Things will get back, Stan," he says. "I know it's hard to see right now, but things will go back to normal. And in the meantime, we just have to make the most of where we are."

Representatives for the White House, the Justice Department, and Melania Trump did not immediately respond to **'s request for comment.

*South Park* is scheduled to return Nov. 12 on Comedy Central and stream Nov. 13 on Paramount+.

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- Drew Barrymore wore a costume inspired by her 2009 HBO biopic, *Grey Gardens*, on *The Drew Barrymore Show* on Halloween.

- She later changed into another look that nodded to one of her Adam Sandler rom-coms.

- At a Sabrina Carpenter concert Friday night, Barrymore disguised herself as the masked killer from her most iconic horror flick, *Scream.*

What's your favorite Drew Barrymore movie?

The newly anointed Emmy winner paid tribute to a trio of her previous flicks for a series of Halloween costumes to celebrate her favorite holiday.

To open her daytime talk show, *The Drew Barrymore Show, *on Friday, the star donned a gray dress covered in flowers for a punny spin on her 2009 HBO movie, *Grey Gardens.*

"Can anyone guess what my costume is?" she asked the studio audience. "I am wearing a lot of flowers. Where do flowers live? In a..."

The audience then shouted, "Garden!" and Barrymore confirmed that her costume was indeed *Grey Gardens*, the biopic in which she starred as Little Edie Beale alongside Jessica Lange as her mother, Big Edie Bouvier.

Valerie Bertinelli, Drew Barrymore, and Ross Mathews on 'The Drew Barrymore Show'.

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"Happy Halloween, everybody!" Barrymore said to open the show. "It's my favorite holiday. There's no attachments. There's no baggage. It's not like, 'Oh, boo-hoo, I don't have family and it's the holidays.'"

She continued, "Also, you just get to be the freak that you are, and that's celebrated. I wish every day was Halloween. It's just a positive holiday."

Valerie Bertinelli then joined her wearing an enormous bushy beard and a fake ceramic pot on her head — Hairy Potter, get it? — and Ross Mathews sported a pink golfing outfit and pony ears, a nod to Chappell Roan's pop anthem "Pink Pony Club."

Drew Barrymore on 'The Drew Barrymore Show'.

Later, Barrymore sported a gray pantsuit with a portable blender hanging from a chain around her neck. "This is another movie I've been a part of," Barrymore teased. "Maybe you can guess it, maybe you can't."

Chef and Flour Shop founder Amirah Kassem, who herself was dressed as "Shrimp on the Barbie," observed, "You're wearing a blender."

That was good enough for Barrymore. "Yes! *Blended*!" the host replied, confirming that her costume was a reference to her 2014 rom-com with Adam Sandler.

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But Barrymore saved the best for last with her disguise for a Sabrina Carpenter concert at Madison Square Garden in New York

As she introduced her song "Juno," Carpenter gazed upon a mysterious figure dressed as Ghostface from *Scream* in the audience.

"Oh my goodness, wait, you're taking my breath away," the singer said. "Who are you? Wait a second, I feel like there's someone under there."

Videos from the concert then panned to Ghostface, at which point the killer removed their mask to reveal Barrymore herself, who played the character infamously murdered by the slasher villain in the opening sequence of Wes Craven's 1996 original *Scream*.

"I love you," Barrymore could be seen mouthing to the stage upon revealing her identity.

"What is your name?" Carpenter asked, prompting the *E.T.* actress to respond, "Ghostface."

Carpenter shot back, "I'm swooning. Oh my gosh, you're just my type. You have another name?"

Barrymore then responded with her actual name.

"I love you. I love you so much," Carpenter said. "And this is, we're moving so fast —"

Barrymore then surprised the singer by removing her gloves.

"Will you do the honors of being my Halloween Juno girl?" Carpenter asked, holding out her signature pink handcuffs for the *Charlie's Angels* star. "This one's for Drew, New York."

Barrymore is the latest in a series of famed concertgoers whom Carpenter has "arrested" from the stage for being "too hot." Previous cuffed honorees have included Anne Hathaway, Millie Bobby Brown, Joe Keery, Margaret Qualley, Gigi Hadid, and Marcello Hernández as Domingo.**

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Tchéky Karyo, the character actor who starred in *Goldeneye* and played the lead detective on the series *The Missing*, has died.

The Turkish-born French actor died Friday following a battle with cancer, his family told news agency the *Agence France=Presse*.

Karyo's French agent, Elisabeth Tanner, confirmed his death to *.*

"He was a wonderful actor and man," Karyo's American agent, Dallas Smith, told EW on Saturday. "The world is a poorer place without him — we will never see the like again."**

Tchéky Karyo promoting 'Kiss of the Dragon' at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2001.

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Born in Istanbul in 1953 to Jewish parents hailing from Greece and Turkey, Karyo moved to Paris as a child, where he studied the dramatic arts at the Cyrano Theatre. He performed in a number of stage productions at the National Theatre of Strasbourg before launching his four-decade screen career with the 1982 film *The Return of Martin Guerre*. That same year,  he won a César Award, the French equivalent to an Oscar, for Most Promising Actor for the crime film *The Balance*.

After landing a handful of smaller supporting parts, Karyo played major roles in 1980s French films like Eric Rohmer's romance *Full Moon in Paris* and Jean-Jacques Annaud's family adventure *The Bear*. He found further international success in Luc Besson's 1990 thriller *Nikita*, released as *La Femme Nikita *in the U.S., portraying Bob, the mentor of Anne Parillaud's titular assassin. That same year, he played Vincent Van Gogh in *Vincent and Me*.

Tchéky Karyo in 'GoldenEye'.

Karyo's next decade was dominated by English-language projects, beginning with 1991's *Exposure,* from Brazilian filmmaker Walter Salles. He starred alongside Gérard Depardieu in Ridley Scott's 1992 Christopher Columbus epic *1492: Conquest of Paradise*, and played the titular astronomer in the 1994 biopic *Nostradamus*.

The actor played supporting roles in two major action films in 1995. He portrayed the Russian defense minister Dmitri Mishkin in *GoldenEye*, which marked Pierce Brosnan's first outing as James Bond in the movie franchise, and also played the villainous drug kingpin Fouchet in *Bad Boys* opposite Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.

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His other major English-language projects in the '90s included Griffin Dunne's rom-com *Addicted to Love* with Meg Ryan and Matthew Broderick; Simon Wincer's war comedy *Operation Dumbo Drop* with Danny Glover and Ray Liotta; and Besson's historical *The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc,* starring Milla Jovovich as the titular martyr. He also worked alongside Tom Hanks and Ron Howard on the HBO miniseries *From the Earth to the Moon*, portraying cinematic pioneer Georges Méliès.

Karyo's best-known French project of the '90s after *Nikita *was the spoof film *La Cité de la peur*, in which he played a projectionist who is murdered while screening a slasher movie at Cannes. He also reunited with Salles on the Portuguese-language drama *Foreign Land*.

Tchéky Karyo at the Monte Carlo TV Festival in June 2021.

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Karyo played Mel Gibson's ally in Roland Emmerich's American Revolution drama *The Patriot* in 2000, and appeared alongside Jet Li and Bridget Fonda in the 2001 actioner *Kiss of the Dragon*. In 2003, he played a supporting role in the disaster movie *The Core* opposite Aaron Eckhart and Hilary Swank, and acted with Angelina Jolie and Ethan Hawke in the psychological thriller *Taking Lives* the following year.

Karyo also appeared in a number of French historical dramas in the 2000s, including the Jean-Baptiste Lully biopic *The King Dances*, in which he played Molière; *The Accursed Kings* miniseries, in which he portrayed King Philip IV; and the World War I drama *A Very Long Engagement*, which received two Oscar nominations.

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The last chapter of Karyo's career featured more TV projects, most notably the BBC and Starz mystery *The Missing*, in which he played Julien Baptiste, the lead detective searching for a missing child. He reprised the role in a second season of the show and also on the spinoff *Baptiste*, which ran for two seasons and ended in 2021.

Tchéky Karyo in 'The Missing'.

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Karyo also played Pope John XXII in the miniseries *The Name of the Rose *and appeared on the Italian crime series *ZeroZeroZero*. He played a supporting role in the Apple TV+ series *Liaison* and portrayed a general in the French World War I series *Women at War*.

Throughout the 2010s, Karyo acted in the *Belle and Sebastian* trilogy of French historical adventure films and appeared in John Woo's English-language remake of *The Killer*. His most recent film project was the French movie *Faster*, released earlier this year.

Karyo is survived by his wife, Valérie Keruzoré, and their two children.**

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