1. Horns (2013)

Sabrina Carpenter made her film debut in the fantasy thriller “Horns,” starring Daniel Radcliffe. In this film, she played the younger version of Merrin Williams, Radcliffe’s character’s girlfriend. This role, though small, marked Carpenter’s entry into the world of movies and set the stage for her future endeavors.

2. Adventures in Babysitting (2016)

One of Sabrina Carpenter’s significant roles came in the Disney Channel Original Movie “Adventures in Babysitting.” She starred alongside Sofia Carson in this remake of the 1987 classic. Carpenter played Jenny Parker, a responsible and experienced babysitter who teams up with Carson’s character for a night of unexpected adventures. The movie was well-received by the audience, particularly fans of Disney Channel.

3. The Hate U Give (2018)

In the critically acclaimed film “The Hate U Give,” Sabrina Carpenter took on a more serious role. She played Hailey, a character who represents a challenging perspective in the movie’s exploration of racial tensions and social justice. This role demonstrated Carpenter’s ability to handle complex and mature themes, earning her recognition for her acting skills.

4. Tall Girl (2019)

“Netflix’s “Tall Girl” featured Sabrina Carpenter in a supporting role as Harper Kreyman, the older sister of the protagonist, Jodi. Harper is a pageant queen, and Carpenter’s portrayal adds depth and humor to the film. The movie became popular on the streaming platform, and Carpenter’s performance was praised for its charm and wit.

5. Clouds (2020)

One of Carpenter’s most heartfelt performances came in the movie “Clouds,” a biographical drama based on the true story of Zach Sobiech, a teenager diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Carpenter played Sammy Brown, Zach’s best friend. Her performance was emotionally resonant and showcased her ability to bring authenticity to real-life stories.

6. Work It (2020)

In the Netflix dance comedy “Work It,” Sabrina Carpenter starred as Quinn Ackerman, a high school student who forms a dance team to impress her dream college. The film highlighted Carpenter’s dancing abilities along with her comedic timing. “Work It” was a hit among young audiences and added to Carpenter’s growing filmography.