Online zine Film Threat has published its annual Frigid 50, a chart designed to provide a reality check to Tinseltown’s least inspiring and least intriguing stars, and named Angelina Jolie as Hollywood’s coldest female star ahead of fellow female film icons Hilary Swank and Nicole Kidman.

See the full Frigid 50 run down at Film Threat's website

Film Threat’s editors criticised Angelina’s latest movies and the motivations for her international charity exploits and cited these as the key reasons for her being named as the Frigid 50’s highest ranking female. The magazine described her as “an unholy mix of Mother Teresa and Paris Hilton” and pointed out that “ironically, more people saw her in Cambodia or Namibia than in A Mighty Heart."

The coldest man in movies

Despite such heavy criticism, Angelina was pipped to the overall No 1 spot in the Frigid 50 by an unlikely figure. US president George W Bush topped the chart thanks to his unerring presence in several Hollywood films.

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The gaffe-strewn Dubya has been remorselessly parodied in a range of movies including Transformers and American Dreamz. His capabilities as a leader have also been strutinized in documentaries such as No End In Sight and Michael Moore’s Sicko. With his tenure in the oval office approaching the end, Film Threat’s editors decided to honour Dubya for being "a fixture on the big and small screens for the length of his historically tragic presidential run."