Fresh off this month's Academy Awards ceremony, we have four brand new acting Oscar winners - three of whom come from the same movie.
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Michelle Yeoh and Brendan Fraser were named best actress and actor respectively, for Everything Everywhere All At One and The Whale while Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis flew the flag for Everything Everywhere with supporting actor and actress wins. We break down where you can catch some of these talented thespians' best work on streaming services.
The Whale is still playing in some cinemas, while Everything Everywhere is available on Binge and Amazon Prime Video.
Michelle Yeoh
Crazy Rich Asians - Netflix, Binge, Paramount+
A smash hit when it was released in 2018, Yeoh plays family matriarch Eleanor Young in this charming rom-com.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Binge
A multiple Oscar-winner from famed director Ang Lee, this Mandarin language film was a huge hit with Western as well as Chinese audiences back in 2000. Yeoh plays one of the leads, Yu Shu Lien.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Seven Rings - Disney+
Filmed right here in Aus, Shang-Chi opens the Marvel Cinematic Universe up to a new realm of magic. Yeoh plays Ying Nan, our protagonist's aunt.
Tomorrow Never Dies - Stan, Amazon Prime Video
One of the Pierce Brosnan James Bond films, 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies sees Yeoh play Wai Lin alongside the likes of Jonathan Pryce, Teri Hatcher and Judi Dench.
Memoirs of a Geisha - Stan
Another Oscar-winning masterpiece, Rob Marshall's Memoirs of a Geisha is a beautiful period piece and features Yeoh as Mameha, a geisha who trains the young protagonist.
Brendan Fraser
The Mummy - Binge, Stan
Formative to millions of childhoods the world over, The Mummy can't be beaten for historical adventure. Fraser is the charming and roguish Rick O'Connell.
The Mummy Returns - Binge, Stan
O'Connell is back for a new adventure - this time married to Evelyn and raising precocious a young son. Also stars Rachel Weisz, John Hannah and more.
Bedazzled - Disney+
A fun comedy where Fraser players a variety of versions of his character Elliot, 2000's Bedazzled also stars Aussie Frances O'Connor and Liz Hurley as the devil.
Inkheart - Stan
Adapted from the Cornelia Funke novel of the same name, Inkheart is a children's fantasy adventure. Fraser plays lead Mo.
George of the Jungle - Disney+
A classic 90s adventure comedy, Fraser is the titular jungle himbo opposite Leslie Mann.
Ke Huy Quan
The Goonies - Binge, Stan
An incomparable 80s children's adventure, Quan is Data in The Goonies alongside Sean Astin, Josh Brolin and more.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - Paramount+, Stan
Indiana Jones' second adventure is a prequel, and Quan's Short Round is one of its most memorable characters. His film debut.
Finding 'Ohana - Netflix
It's only a cameo, but Quan's appearance as a Hawaiian local ties this throwback 2021 adventure film even more closely with The Goonies, a massive inspiration.
Jamie Lee Curtis
Knives Out - Netflix, Binge
Rian Johnson's star-studded whodunnit features Curtis as Linda Drysdale, alongside the likes of Daniel Craig, Christopher Plummer, Toni Collette and many more.
Halloween - Stan, Amazon Prime Video
Curtis is the original scream queen Laurie Strode in this John Carpenter horror which kicked off the slasher genre in 1978.
True Lies - Disney+
Ridiculously over-the-top action is the best descriptor for James Cameron's True Lies, which stars Curtis as co-lead Helen Tasker.
Freaky Friday - Disney+
Curtis and Lindsay Lohan do a body-swap in this 2003 tween classic.
