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Actress, comedian, and producer Aubrey Christina Plaza began performing as an improv and sketch comedy artist before graduating from college. In 2009, she made her feature film debut with ‘Mystery Team,’ but gained widespread popularity starring as April Ludgate in the NBC sitcom ‘Parks and Recreation.’ Aubrey continued to balance her work in both big and small screens, appearing in movies such as ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,’ ‘The Little Hours,’ ‘Happiest Season,’ and ‘Megalopolis,’ as well as shows like ‘Legion,’ ‘The White Lotus,’ and ‘Agatha All Along.’ If you are eager to stream Aubrey Plaza‘s work on Netflix, the following list is sure to help.
5. Scott Pilgrim Takes Off (2023)
Bryan Lee O’Malley and BenDavid Grabinski developed ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ based on Bryan’s ‘Scott Pilgrim’ graphic novels. In this alternate retelling, the premise remains the same, with indie band bassist Scott Pilgrim falling in love with the mysterious delivery girl Ramona Flowers, whom he meets at a party hosted by Julie Powers. However, while facing Ramona’s evil exes, Scott loses his first battle against Matthew Patel and is seemingly killed. Everyone’s life follows a different path as a result, until Ramona learns that Scott may still be alive and tries to get to the bottom of his disappearance. Stream the anime adventure series where Aubrey Plaza lends her voice to Julie Powers here.
4. Easy (2016-2019)
‘Easy is an anthology series created by Joe Swanberg that chronicles the lives of several individuals living in Chicago. Each episode is a standalone story that depicts the characters trying to deal with love, relationships, and life in general. The series does feature some recurring narratives, such as the married couple Kyle and Andy, whose evolving relationship is traced across three seasons. Aubrey Plaza appears in the guest role of Lindsay in the second season of the comedy-drama series that you can binge-watch on Netflix.
3. Life After Beth (2014)
‘Life After Beth’ is a horror comedy that follows Zach Orfman (Dane DeHaan), who is struggling to cope with the death of his girlfriend Beth Slocum (Plaza). When he sneaks into Beth’s house and finds her alive and well, he realizes that she has returned from the dead. It is no magic, but she is clearly “undead” and slowly losing her human senses and emotions. Soon, it is revealed that there are others like her. How Zach tries to help Beth, if that’s even possible, while people all around are either dying at the hands of the zombies or becoming zombies, forms the premise of the movie. Directed by Jeff Baena, ‘Life After Beth’ can be streamed right here.
2. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016)
The R-rated comedy flick ‘Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates’ follows brothers Mike (Adam DeVine) and Dave (Zac Efron), who have to find dates for their sister’s wedding in Hawaii, a condition put forward by their parents. The women they find, Tatiana (Plaza) and Alice (Anna Kendrick), basically manipulate them into bringing them to the wedding. The two girls have been dying to have some fun after losing their waitressing jobs. What is a family occasion for the boys becomes an adventurous trip for the girls. Tatiana and Alice go no-holds-barred, with Mike and Dave struggling to keep them in check. Directed by Jake Szymanski, ‘Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates’ can be streamed here.
1. Honey Don’t! (2025)
‘Honey Don’t!’ is the second installment in Ethan Coen’s lesbian “B-movie” trilogy, the first one being ‘ Drive-Away Dolls.’ The LGBTQ+ drama revolves around private investigator Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley), police officer MG Falcone (Plaza), and Reverend Drew Devlin, a cult leader. When the dead body of a girl is discovered, Honey’s investigation leads her to the Four-Way Temple, led by Drew Devlin (Chris Evans). The guy is known for sleeping with his female followers and is involved in illegal operations. Honey reaches out to MG Falcone for help, and they together try to connect the dots. However, the disappearance of Honey’s teenage niece Corinne brings Honey to a shocking truth, compromising her romance with Falcone. ‘Honey Don’t!’ can be streamed right here.
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