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The best movie hairstyle ever? Princess Leia's buns
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It's the hairdo of choice for those who are prepared to feel the force of ridicule.
While Princess Leia's extraordinary buns hardly had film fans flocking to the salon, they have been named the most iconic screen hairstyle of all time.
Carrie Fisher's distinctive plaits helped make her an overnight star as the heroine of Star Wars.
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The force is with her: Princess Leia's buns have been named the most iconic screen hairstyle of all time
Thirty years on, 35 per cent of voters in an online poll said her hairdo stood head and shoulders above other screen coiffures.
The second most popular style, with 16 per cent of the vote, was Marge Simpson's towering blue beehive. Audrey Hepburn's subtler version as seen in Breakfast At Tiffany's came third, polling 13 per cent.
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Runners-up: Marge Simpson and Audrey Herburn's beehives came second and third respectively, while John Travolta's greased quiff was voted into fourth place
More than 7,000 movie buffs were quizzed in the survey by online DVD rental firm Lovefilm.com.
The top ten hairstyles included John Travolta's greased quiff in Grease, Uma Thurman's sleek bob in Pulp Fiction, Elvis Presley's bouffant in Jailhouse Rock and Rita Hayworth's glossy auburn locks in Gilda.
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Uma Thurman's sleek bob-look for Pulp Fiction rounded off the top five; Rebel Without A Cause star James Dean and Elvis Presley's bouffant in Jailhouse Rock were voted into sixth and seventh place
The most recent look to make the list was Sienna Miller's hairdo in last year's Factory Girl, in which she played the Sixties icon Edie Sedgwick.
Lovefilm.com spokesman Fliss White said: "So many fashion trends originate in film and hairstyles are no different.
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Rita Hayworth's glossy auburn locks in Gilda won her a place at number eight, followed by Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra look and Sienna Miller as 60s icon Edie Sedgewick
"Some are elegant, such as Hepburn's, while others like Marge Simpson are less so - but all have struck a chord with film lovers."
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