Actors who were once known for supporting roles or not known at all suddenly found themselves on magazine covers and in the casts of major films. Who are these lucky individuals that "The Lotus" brought out of the shadows? We've selected the most striking "winners."

Jennifer Coolidge
Jennifer Coolidge, previously known for her role as Stifler's mom in "American Pie," experienced a true career renaissance thanks to "The White Lotus." The role of Tanya McQuoid earned the actress not only an Emmy and a Golden Globe but also a spot on Time magazine's list of the most influential people in the world.Following the show's release, Coolidge became the face of the e.l.f. Cosmetics brand and appeared in several top Netflix projects. Additionally, according to Jennifer, the series
took her personal life to a new level—now she has more admirers than ever. Who knows, maybe among them, she will finally find her other half.

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deseret.com
Sydney Sweeney
After "White Lotus," Sydney Sweeney finally broke free from the image of the tearful schoolgirl from "Euphoria." Her character in the HBO series—a subtle blend of cunning and vulnerability—demonstrated that the actress is capable of much more.Directors lined up for Sweeney: thrillers, dramas, romantic comedies—she found a place in all. Sydney even started producing her own projects (such as the melodrama "Anyone But You") and became the face of advertising campaigns for major brands. For example, in 2024, in partnership with Ford Motor Company, the actress designed a custom Mustang.

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instyle.com
Aubrey Plaza
Before "Lotus," Aubrey Plaza was known for roles in indie films and minor comedies. But her role as Harper—a tough, smart, broken woman—elevated her to a new acting echelon.Now Plaza is working with Coppola and Guy Ritchie, collaborating with Disney, trying her hand on the theater stage, and consistently making it to the lists of "actresses to watch."

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fandom.com
Sabrina Impacciatore
Italian star Sabrina Impacciatore has been shining in theater and local comedies for over 35 years, but she was little known outside her homeland. Her role as the emotional and domineering Valentina, the manager of a Sicilian hotel, instantly made her a favorite among audiences and critics worldwide."Participating in this project was a huge opportunity for me. Finally, I was able to do something that would have been simply impossible here in Italy," the actress shared in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

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vanityfair.it
We at zoomboola.com follow the career leaps of stars and believe that "The White Lotus" is a rare case where almost every actor has become a "hot face of Hollywood." Have you chosen your favorite character yet? Write in the comments—let's discuss whose star shines the brightest!