1. Matthew McConaughey
   Mathew McConahey
2. Matthew McConnahay
   Mathew McConaughay

Matthew McConaughey has been around Hollywood for a minute, appearing in movies like "Dazed and Confused" and "A Time to Kill." You've probably also seen him in some TV commercials that will have you questioning all of your life choices.

1. Zoey Daychanel
   Zooey Deschanel
2. Zooey Deshanel
   Zoey Dechannel

Zooey Deschanel earned her name from a favorite book of her parents, titled "Franny and Zooey," written by J.D. Salinger. Deschanel played Jess on "New Girl" from 2011 to 2018, earning multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

1. Scarlet Johansen
   Scarlett Johansson
2. Scarlett Johannsenn
   Scarlett Johandson

Scarlett Johansson was born in the United States, but her family name has Nordic roots. Her father, Karsten Olaf Johansson, hails from Denmark, and the Johansson name is popular throughout the region.

1. Will Farrell
   WIl Ferell
2. Will Ferrell
   Will Pharell

Hollywood has a number of "Ferrells," but they don't all spell — or pronounce — their names in the same way. This guy, Will Ferrell, uses the more traditional pronunciation of "FARE-uhl."

1. Barbara Stresand
   Barbra Streisand
2. Barbara Streisand
   Barbra Strisand

Barbra, not Barbara, Streisand has had a career spanning multiple decades, working in film and music. Some call her by her nickname, "Babs," but she's another who changed her name — by removing an "a" — when she was younger.

1. Sorcery Ronen
   Sorsey Ronan
2. Saoirse Ronan
   Soirse Ronnan

Not only is Saoirse Ronan's name hard to spell, but it's also hard to pronounce! For the record, her first name follows a "SIR-sha" pronunciation, which rhymes with the word "inertia."

1. Ellen Digineris
   Ellen DeGeneres
2. Elen Degeneress
   Ellen Degenaras

Ellen DeGeneres has been dancing her way into our hearts on her syndicated talk show since 2003 and, before that, on a show that shared her name. Ellen has won nearly three dozen Emmy Awards and is known worldwide for her contributions to charitable causes.

1. Mélo Ventamilia
   Milo Vintamiglia
2. Meelo Ventamelia
   Milo Ventimiglia

Milo Ventimiglia's challenging name derives from his Italian-Sicilian heritage. (See all of those vowels?) Before earning the role on NBC's "This Is Us," Ventimiglia was known for his role on "Gilmore Girls."

1. Nickolaus Cage
   Nicholas Cage
2. Nicolas Cage
   Nikolus Cage

With a non-traditional spelling of Nicolas, we're not surprised Cage dropped the "Coppola" last name in favor of something — shall we say — easier to spell? Cage has been around the Hollywood block, starring in various films, including the "National Treasure" series.

1. Kourtney Cox
   Cortney Cox
2. Courteney Cox
   Courtney Cox

Don't forget the "e"! Courteney Cox has an extra one in there that you don't typically see with most Courtneys. Of course, there's also a Kourtney out there, but she's a Kardashian.

1. Sharlise Therron
   Charlese Therone
2. Charlize Theron
   Sharliese Theron

Charlize Theron won an Academy Award for her role as Aileen Wuornos in "Monster" in 2003. The actress is of South African and American heritage; her last name comes from Occitan, a language spoken in parts of France and Italy.

1. Callie Kuoco
   Kaley Cuoco
2. Kelli Coco
   Kalley Couco

Kaley Cuoco played Penny on "The Big Bang Theory" from 2007 to 2019, earning various awards for her portrayal of the waitress and aspiring actress. Cuoco herself has been an actress since a TV movie appearance in 1992.

1. Jenifer Goodwen
   Genefer Godwin
2. Jennifer Goodwin
   Ginnifer Goodwin

Once upon a time, this actress was born Jennifer Goodwin. However, the actress took it upon herself to change her name's spelling to "Ginnifer," in part to differentiate herself from all those other Jennifers out there.

1. M. Knight Shyamalan
   M. Night Shyamalan
2. M. Night Shamalamn
   M. Night Shamallon

Hollywood director M. Night Shyamalan is better known by the abbreviated version of his name than his given name, Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan. He changed it — officially — when he was in college.

1. Cara Delevingne
   Cara Deleveene
2. Kara Delevine
   Carra Delevigne

Cara Delevingne is another one of those names that seems to have more letters than it should. The model/actress pronounces her last name "Day-la-VEEN." She has appeared in campaigns for Burberry, in addition to her acting roles.

1. Charlie Hunnam
   Charlie Humman
2. Charlie Hunamn
   Charlie Human

Charlie Hunnam, who was born in the United Kingdom, is a hit with the ladies — and the TV shows. He was nominated for several awards for his role on "Sons of Anarchy," which ran for seven seasons.

1. Kristen Wiig
   Kristin Wig
2. Kristen Wieg
   Kristin Wiig

You may know funny lady Kristen Wiig from her work on "Saturday Night Live," but Wiig has also had a successful film career, including in the movie "Bridesmaids," which she co-wrote and starred in.

1. Pharrell
   Farrell
2. Ferrell
   Pherell

Will Ferrell, meet Pharrell (pronounced fuh-REL). Pharrell Williams, a singer, songwriter and producer, has created numerous hits, including "Happy" from the "Despicable Me 2" soundtrack.

1. Rolf Fiennes
   Ralph Fennes
2. Ralph Fiennes
   Ralph Fines

Ralph Fiennes (pronounced "rafe fines") earned multiple award nominations for his role in "Schindler's List." He has a storied acting career outside of that, appearing in the "Harry Potter" and "James Bond" film series.

1. Joaquin Phenixx
   Joaquine Phenix
2. Jaquin Phoenix
   Joaquin Phoenix

Joaquin Phoenix's parents did, in fact, name him Joaquin, but he was originally born a "Bottom." It wasn't until his parents fled from a cult that they changed the family's last name to Phoenix.

1. Cavenzhané Wallis
   Kwavenzhany Wallace
2. Qwavhanzhane Walles
   Quvenzhané Wallis

Quvenzhané Wallis has all of the letters of the alphabet that are used infrequently in names — "Q," "V," "Z" — all in her first name! Her Academy Award nomination came for her role in "Beasts of the Southern Wild."

1. Alexander Skarsgård
   Alekzander Skarsgård
2. Alexander Scarsguard
   Alexander Skårsguard

Alexander Skarsgård was born in Stockholm, Sweden, which is where his interesting surname originates. He comes from a famous family, the son of another actor, Stellan Skarsgård.

1. Quenten Tarantino
   Quentin Tarentino
2. Quentin Tarantino
   Quntin Tarintino

Quentin Tarantino has developed quite a reputation as a filmmaker and director for his unconventional style of storytelling. Other films to his credit include "The Hateful Eight" and "Inglourious Basterds."

1. Gabourney Sidibe
   Gabourey Sidibe
2. Gaborie Sadibe
   Garouey Sidabe

So many vowels! Gabourey Sidibe has at least one of each in her interesting name, which originates from the Senegalese language. Her father, Ibnou Sidibe, is from Senegal, while her mother is American.

1. Mariska Hargitay
   Marissa Hartigay
2. Marishka Hargitey
   Mariska Hargity

We get it — you probably don't know who Jayne Mansfield was. Other than being Mariska Hargitay's mother, she was a celebrity in her own right as one of the first Playboy Playmates, a singer and an actress.

1. Arnold Schwazanager
   Arnold Schwarzenegger
2. Arnald Schwarzenegger
   Arnold Schwartzanayger

Arnold Schwarzenegger has one of the more challenging spellings and pronunciations in all of Hollywood, but that doesn't appear to have impacted his career. He has been a successful film star and even governor of his adopted state of California.

1. Idris Elba
   Edris Alba
2. Idres Ilba
   Idris Alba

He's been People's "Sexiest Man Alive," but we might have to vote him one of the hardest names to spell. We can never get it right! Which vowel does his first name start with? Which one begins his last name? So confusing!

1. Taraje P. Hinson
   Terahji P. Henson
2. Taraji P. Henson
   Turaji P. Hennson

Taraji P. (the "P." is for Penda) Henson first starred as Cookie on the TV series "Empire" in 2015. We love her sassy personality on the hit show, but truth be told, Taraji carries that personality with her everywhere she goes!

1. Martin Scorseyse
   Martin Scoresayse
2. Martin Scorsaze
   Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese is, simply put, Hollywood royalty. He's the director of many successful films, including the ones mentioned in the question, as well as "Raging Bull," "Casino" and "The Irishman."

1. Julianne Hough
   Julienne Huff
2. Juliane Houff
   Julianne Hufe

Julianne Hough and her brother, Derek Hough, have both appeared on the televised dancing competition "Dancing With the Stars." Both have also pursued careers in singing and acting, in addition to dance.

1. Amanda Seyfriend
   Amanda Sayfreide
2. Amanda Sigfried
   Amanda Seyfried

Even though she had early acting jobs on daytime soap operas, Amanda Seyfried didn't make her official film debut until 2004's "Mean Girls." Checked your meme collection yet? You'll find her there in spades.

1. Dan Aykroyd
   Dan Akyroyd
2. Dan Akroid
   Dan Akroyd

Dan Aykroyd got his start in acting, but that wasn't enough for him. He created the Blues Brothers as part of a skit on "Saturday Night Live," turning it into an actual band, a movie and then a business, cofounding House of Blues.

1. Zack Galifinakis
   Zach Galifianakis
2. Zach Galefenakes
   Zack Galifinakiss

As a tyke, Zach Galifianakis probably took a while to learn how to spell his name. To help the rest of us learn, Stephen Colbert and Z. G. created a song on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

1. Kristen Callavari
   Kristin Cavallari
2. Kristin Cavalleri
   Kristen Cavilari

Coming to fame in the reality show "Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County," Kristin Cavallari has continued with her reality roots. These days, she stars alongside her former NFL player husband Jay Cutler in "Very Cavallari."

1. Chawetel Okofor
   Chewettel Egofor
2. Chiwetel Ejiofor
   Chiwetel Ecofore

British-Nigerian actor Chiwetel Ejiofor was a part of the 2019 blockbuster remake of "The Lion King," alongside Beyoncé and Donald Glover. Ejiofor was award-nominated for his role in "12 Years a Slave."