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Who truly owns the spotlight? Is it Sarah's haunting unraveling in Horse Girl, or Ruth Wilder's gritty ringmaster charm in GLOW? This isn’t just a battle of Alison Brie's roles; it's a clash of visceral drama versus bombastic spectacle. With Sarah, you dive deep into psychological complexity, whereas Ruth embodies the raw, rebellious spirit of the '80s wrestling scene. The stakes? Defining which performance resonates more profoundly with the ethos of our era. Does the crown belong to the master of introspective narrative, or to the queen of larger-than-life grit? Your preference will tip the scale.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Ruth Wilder in GLOW over Sarah in Horse Girl when it comes to the greatest Alison Brie Performances of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Ruth Wilder in GLOW 83.3% of the time over Sarah in Horse Girl.
Across all battles:
Ruth Wilder in GLOW win rate: 71.8%
Sarah in Horse Girl win rate: 16.7%
The top spot currently belongs to Annie Edison in Community! You can check out how all the performances rank and see the current standings on the GOAT List.
Sarah in Horse Girl wins hearts because she represents a deep, introspective dive into a misunderstood character. Fans appreciate the authenticity and emotional depth Alison Brie brings to portraying mental health struggles with such nuance.
Ruth Wilder is absolutely smashing it because fans really connect with her gritty, humorous performance in GLOW. The wrestling backdrop, coupled with Ruth's complex character development, strikes a chord with viewers who appreciate strong, multi-dimensional female characters.