Rebel Wilson named worst actress at Razzie Awards
Australian actress and comedian Rebel Wilson has been named worst actress at the Golden Raspberry Awards, often referred to as the Razzies, for her performance in the 2025 comedy action film Bride Hard.
The annual awards ceremony, known for spotlighting the least impressive performances and films of the year, singled out Rebel for her portrayal of a secret agent caught up in chaos during a bachelorette weekend.
Organizers described her role as an unconvincing attempt at an action heroine, a criticism that echoed across several film reviews following the movie’s release.
“Bride Hard,” which aimed to blend action with comedy, struggled both commercially and critically.
The film failed to impress audiences and reviewers alike, with many pointing out its lack of humor and weak execution despite its ambitious concept.
Wilson’s co-stars, including Anna Chlumsky and Stephen Dorff, also received nominations in supporting categories, further reflecting the film’s overall reception.
The Worst Actress category featured several high profile nominees, including Natalie Portman, Michelle Yeoh, Ariana DeBose and Milla Jovovich, highlighting a competitive field this year.
Elsewhere at the ceremony, the sci-fi film War of the Worlds emerged as one of the biggest losers, taking home multiple awards including Worst Actor for Ice Cube, along with honors for direction and screenplay.
Despite the Razzie win, Rebel Wilson remains a well known and successful figure in the entertainment industry.
Born in Sydney, Australia, she rose to international fame with her breakout role in the hit comedy Bridesmaids.
She later became a household name through her performance as Fat Amy in the Pitch Perfect film series, which earned her a strong fan following.
Over the years, Wilson has built a diverse career spanning comedy, acting and producing, with credits including films like Isn't It Romantic and The Hustle.
Known for her bold humor and on-screen charisma, she continues to be a prominent personality in Hollywood.