5 Regina Hall Movies That Are Worth Rewatching Over and Over
Regina Hall has built a versatile career by blending comedy, drama, and everything in between, earning her spot as one of Hollywood’s most beloved actresses.
Whether she’s delivering laughs, bringing depth to a dramatic role, or captivating audiences with her impeccable timing, Hall’s performances always leave an impression. In honor of her birthday, we’re celebrating the roles that showcase her range and highlight why her performances continue to stand the test of time.
From her breakout role as the hilarious Brenda Meeks in the comedy horror “Scary Movie” film series to her unforgettable moments in “Girls Trip” and beyond, these films deserve a rewatch—if you’re not already a Regina Hall fan, this list is your perfect introduction to her incredible talent and a celebration of the star’s 54th birthday.
Brenda Meeks / Scary Movie
You can’t talk about Regina Hall’s career without mentioning her breakout role as Brenda Meeks in the “Scary Movie” franchise. As the sassy, hilarious, and often unlucky best friend, Hall’s comedic timing was pure gold. From her side-splitting “Shut up!” moments to her over-the-top reactions, Brenda became one of the most quotable characters in modern comedy.
Ryan Pierce / Girls Trip
If you’ve seen “Girls Trip,” you know it’s impossible to forget Hall as Ryan Pierce, the “perfect” best friend with a seemingly flawless life. Her role as the group’s anchor highlighted her strength as a leading lady, balancing humor and heart in a story about friendship, forgiveness, and self-discovery.
Jordan Sanders / Little
In the 2019 comedy “Little,” Hall plays the powerful, no-nonsense tech mogul Jordan Sanders, whose bossy persona is literally “shrunk down” into a teenage version of herself, played by Marsai Martin. While Hall’s screen time is limited, her larger-than-life presence sets the tone for the entire film.
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Trinitie Childs / Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul
Hall’s performance in “Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul” is a masterclass in subtle comedy and emotional depth. She brings a poignant vulnerability to the character of Trinitie Childs, the First Lady of a Southern Baptist megachurch, who is grappling with both personal and professional crises. Hall stars opposite Sterling K. Brown.
Dawn Towner / Black Monday (TV Series)
Although it’s not a movie, Hall steals every scene as the fierce, savvy businesswoman Dawn Towner, navigating the cutthroat world of Wall Street in the '80s on the hit series “Black Monday.” Her portrayal of Dawn is both hilarious and empowering, it is a performance that deserves a rewatch for its blend of fierce intelligence and unexpected warmth.
