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These 12 celebrities either dyed their hair red for personal or professional reasons, like for a role, but have become known for their auburn hair.
Keep scrolling to see which iconic redheads are actually blonde.
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Emma Stone first became known as a redhead in movies like "Superbad" and "Easy A," but in reality she's naturally blonde.
Emma Stone.
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Julia Roberts has been every color under the sun, but first became America's Sweetheart with her red curls in "Pretty Woman" and "My Best Friend's Wedding."
Julia Roberts.
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Bella Thorne has said that going back to her natural blonde hair makes her cry.
Bella Thorne.
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Christina Hendricks began dyeing her hair red before "Mad Men," but it became part of her character's identity.
Christina Hendricks.
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Sophie Turner dyed her hair red to play Sansa Stark, but she's a natural icy blonde.
Sophie Turner.
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Amy Adams credits part of her initial success to switching from blonde to red when she moved to Hollywood.
Amy Adams.
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Gillian Anderson dyed her hair red for her role in "The X-Files."
Gillian Anderson.
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Cynthia Nixon's iconic red hair did not come naturally during "Sex and the City."
Cynthia Nixon.
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Deborah Ann Woll first hit it big as a redhead, but more recently she's embraced her natural blonde tresses.
Deborah Ann Woll.
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Kirsten Dunst played one of the most iconic redheads of all time when she starred as Mary Jane Watson in the first "Spider-Man" trilogy.
Kirsten Dunst.
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Kate Winslet's breakout role was the redheaded Rose in "Titanic," but that's not her natural shade.
Kate Winslet.
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Brittany Snow rocked red hair for the "Pitch Perfect" movies, but she wasn't a fan.
Brittany Snow.
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