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The 10 most popular stars in 2016, according to IMDb

10. Leonardo DiCaprio

The 10 most popular stars in 2016, according to IMDb

9. Haley Bennett

9. Haley Bennett

Bennett was a breakout star this year, starring in "The Magnificent Seven" and "The Girl on the Train."

8. Daisy Ridley

8. Daisy Ridley

Though between "Star Wars" movies, Ridley was still high on the search results.

7. Alicia Vikander

7. Alicia Vikander

Vikander starred this year in "Jason Bourne" and the indie "The Light Between Oceans." News also broke this year that she will be the star of the "Tomb Raider" reboot that's currently in production, which likely shot up the search numbers.

6. Gal Gadot

6. Gal Gadot

Gadot reached instant fame this year with her appearance as Wonder Woman in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and the trailers that have been released since of the standalone "Wonder Woman" movie out next year.

5. Morena Baccarin

5. Morena Baccarin

Baccarin's fame shot up playing the love interest in one of the year's biggest movies, "Deadpool."

4. Tom Hardy

4. Tom Hardy

Hardy was the top search on IMDb last year thanks to "Mad Max: Fury Road." A year later, he's still in the top 10.

3. Millie Bobby Brown

3. Millie Bobby Brown

Brown was unknown to most until she shaved her head to play Eleven in the Netflix hit "Stranger Things."

2. Emilia Clarke

2. Emilia Clarke

Clarke hits the No. 2 slot for a second straight year. Along with "Game of Thrones" keeping her fresh on everyone's mind, it was announced last month that she will star in the upcoming Han Solo "Star Wars" movie.

1. Margot Robbie

1. Margot Robbie

Robbie showed her diverse range this year starring in three very different movies — "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," "The Legend of Tarzan," and "Suicide Squad" — but it's the high marks she received in "Squad" and a Harley Quinn spin-off in the works that likely gave her the top spot.

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