Sandra Bullock
Voted "Most Likely To Brighten Up Your Day" by her high school class, the actress rose to romantic comedy stardom with films like While You Were Sleeping, Hope Floats, Miss Congeniality and The Lake House.
Meg Ryan
Even though she famously turned down the lead role in Pretty Woman, Meg Ryan has made a name for herself in the romantic comedy business, starring in two classics, When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle.
Jennifer Aniston
She's the ultimate girl next door. Aniston transformed from a a small screen favorite to a bonafide movie star with films like Picture Perfect, Rumor Has It and Marley and Me.
Julia Roberts
She'll forever be known as the ultimate "Pretty Woman." Roberts has conquered the romantic comedy genre with films like Pretty Woman, Something to Talk About and Notting Hill.
Kate Hudson
The star of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Alex & Emma and Bride Wars is the first to admit that she's not a fan of the genre that carried her into stardom. "I'm not a big fan of romantic comedies, believe it or not... Well, I don't run out to see them."
Reese Witherspoon
Audiences first fell in love with her as Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. Since then, she's had box office success with romantic comedies like Sweet Home Alabama and Four Christmases.
Drew Barrymore
Free-spirited and talented, this child star turned box-office maven not only stars in romantic comedies, she produces them too. She's had a hand in producing Never Been Kissed, Charlie's Angels, 50 First Dates and Music and Lyrics.
Cameron Diaz
She's one of the sexiest romantic comedy stars around. Cameron Diaz burst onto the scene in 1994's The Mask. Since then, she's gone on to light up the screen in films like My Best Friend's Wedding, There's Something About Mary and The Sweetest Thing.
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