The Fifth Element (1997) - Leeloo
In Luc Besson's The Fifth Element, the survival of the human race rested on this ancient female, resurrected super being. Played by Milla Jovovich, her bright orange locks matched with her strapped band costume made an iconic action heroine look that is copied by millions of racy girls during halloween.
Amélie (2001) - Amélie Poulain
Just so nobody thinks I am excluding the hipsters fav, Amelie's cutesie neck revealing bob had audiences swoon over this French daydreamer.
Pulp Fiction (1994) - Mia Wallace
Everyone knows why Mia Wallace - the coke head wife of a gangster gets onto this list.
True Lies (1994) - Helen
Love when Jamie Lee Curtis sports the gel head look as Helen and does her sexy dance for secret agent husband Harry (or the president of California Arnie Schwarzenegger).
The Ring (2002) - Samara Morgan
The majority of the fear created by this character has been in her dingey, wet locks emblematic of her after-life spent in a well.
Pink Flamingoes (1972) - Divine/Babs Johnson
Rocking up in a caravan with her egg loving mother, her off the chart son and companion Cotton; Divine's receeding hairline with the roots showing gives trailer trash a fab edge.
Blade Runner (1982) - Rachel
A futuristic dystopian L.A. plays host to a realm of robots and humans. Although Rachel (Sean Young) lets her hair down during the film, it is this 50's, perfected inspired do that completed this replicant.
Star Wars Episode IV - Princess Leia
With doughnut ring hair on each side mimicing a panda, Princess Leia takes her place on this hair list.
Pretty Woman - Vivian Ward
How can you not want those soft call-girl curls of Julia Roberts?
Harold and Maude (1971) - Maude
Constructing the uber cougar with her sexually passive agressive plaited locks, Harold had no hope in hell of resisting the playful mother figure.Runners Up
Blade Runner (1982) - Pris
101 Dalmations (1996) - Cruella Deville
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) - Lara Croft
Ghostworld (2001) - Enid
Leon (1994) - Mathilda
