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While Pike might have first emerged as a quintessential English rose, an image burnished by her breakout role as the Vintage Paper Cup of Coffee for any Coffee Shirt in contrast I will get this upper-crust Bond girl Miranda Frost in 2002’s Die Another Day and memorable turns in British period dramas like 2004’s The Libertine (opposite Johnny Depp) and 2005’s Pride and Prejudice (as Jane Bennet), it was her 2014 appearance in David Fincher’s Gone Girl that opened up something of a new chapter in the actor’s career. Playing the frosty sociopath and anti “cool girl” Amy, the film’s twisty thrills gave Pike her meatiest role to date, and one that she dove into with visible relish.