These Are The Hottest Stars of Summer

Pratt is back as the Han Solo-esque half-human Peter Quill (a.k.a. Star-Lord) in this summer’s highly anticipated sequel.

Prepare to swoon as the Sons of Anarchy alum takes a crack at pulling Excalibur from the stone in Guy Ritchie’s epic medieval film.

Five years since her breakout role as District 11 tribute Rue in The Hunger Games, Stenberg stars in the film adaptation of Nicola Yoon’s best-selling YA novel.

The Rock reports for duty as Mitch Buchannon, the beefcake leader of the lifeguards, as Efron plays a former Olympian brought in to revive the beach's reputation in this tongue-in-cheek comedy adapted from the popular the '90s series.

Reprising her role as Diana Prince (a.k.a. Wonder Woman), Gadot stars in what will be the first superhero movie in more than a decade to feature a woman as its title character.

The action star awakens an ancient evil in this gender-flipped reboot of the monster franchise.

This star-studded cast is ready for a good time in this raunchy girls-night-out comedy.

Her role on NBC’s This Is Us keeps viewers in tears, but on the big screen, Moore will have fans terrified of the water as she battles sharks in this summer thriller.

Coming off a successful stint on HBO’s Big Little Lies, the Aussie star will send chills down viewers' spines as the headmistress of a Southern boarding school for girls in this lavish gothic thriller.

Don Draper, no more: Hamm steals the show as a villainous bank robber in Edgar Wright’s high-speed action flick.

The English actor is back as Peter Parker, this time navigating high school while also getting used to his cool new powers as the famous web-slinging superhero in the upcoming reboot.

Expect to laugh out loud while watching this hard-R-rated comedy about a group of old friends who wind up in trouble during a reunion at a New Orleans music festival.

As space cops solving an intergalactic mystery, the duo are out of this world in this neon sci-fi extravaganza.

The Oscar winner plays a spy with some serious edge – she endured three months of boot camp training for four to five hours a day – in this adaptation of the graphic novel, The Coldest City.

She may play an unlucky-in-love playwright in this modern New York romance, but we’re head over heels for the Daily Show alum.

You only wish your dance moves were as smooth as his.