Anya Taylor-Joy Officially Dominates Streaming With Stunning 550-Day Streak
Anya Taylor-Joy is enjoying sustained streaming success on Apple TV, with two of her titles simultaneously ranking among the platform's most-watched shows, according to tracking site FlixPatrol. The milestone underscores her broad appeal beyond the box office, where she has already had a strong year, and points to further momentum ahead of her upcoming role in Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Three, due in December.
Her 2025 film The Gorge has spent more than 550 days on Apple TV's domestic chart, placing it among the streamer's biggest-ever hits alongside Greyhound and The Family Plan, while her limited series Lucky has passed 50 days on the chart and holds a higher Rotten Tomatoes score. Taylor-Joy also voiced Princess Peach in the billion-dollar-grossing Super Mario Galaxy Movie this year, and is next set to appear in The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum.
- Two Anya Taylor-Joy Apple TV titles are simultaneously top streaming hits.
- The Gorge has held Apple TV's chart for over 550 days.
- She's had a big 2025 and stars in Dune: Part Three in December.
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Apple TV publishes charts based on internal viewing data, tracked by outside sites such as FlixPatrol, which rank shows and films by how much they're watched over time. A long-running streak on these charts is generally taken as a sign that a title has staying power with audiences, beyond just an initial burst of interest when it launches.
Anya Taylor-Joy is a British-Argentine actress known for films including The Queen's Gambit, Emma and various horror and action roles, who has built a reputation for choosing varied, high-profile projects. She appears in The Gorge, a 2025 action thriller, and Lucky, a limited series, both available on Apple TV, and has also had other high-profile work this year including voicing a character in an animated Mario film.
The story matters because it reflects how streaming performance, alongside box office and critical reception, is increasingly used to measure an actor's commercial pull and industry standing. It also comes as Taylor-Joy has further major releases lined up, including a role in an upcoming Lord of the Rings film and a part in the next instalment of the Dune series.