All of Steve Carell's movies, ranked

• Though Steve Carell may be best known for his role as Michael Scott in "The Office," Carell also has had a successful film career.
• He has performed in successful comedies including "Anchorman," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," and "Despicable Me."
• He has also recently started taking on more serious roles in films like "Beautiful Boy" and "Welcome to Marwen."
• Using data from Rotten Tomatoes, INSIDER has ranked all of Steve Carell's 38 movies from worst to best, according to critics.

In the past, Steve Carell might have been best known for his comedic performance as the blundering office manager Michael Scott on NBC's "The Office."

However, his film career has been just as successful with performances in "Anchorman," "Crazy, Stupid, Love," and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin." And who could forget his distinctive voice as Gru from the "Despicable Me" franchise?

In recent years, Carell has been acting in more serious films as well, taking on roles in movies like "Beautiful Boy" and "Welcome to Marwen."

To take a look at Carell's movie repertoire, INSIDER has ranked all of Steve Carell's 38 movies from worst to best, using ratings from Rotten Tomatoes

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"Curly Sue" (1991) scored 13%.

Carell's first-ever film role was as the waiter Tesio in the 1991 John Hughes film "Curly Sue." He didn't have any lines and wasn't on screen for very long, but he still said he was nervous about the role.

"I shot for three days and I was incredibly excited and I couldn't have been more nervous," he told IMDb.

"Sleepover" (2004) scored 15%.

Just after filming "Anchorman" in 2004, Carell took a role in "Sleepover," about teenage girls competing in a scavenger hunt. Carell played their nemesis, a security guard named Officer Sherman Shiner, complete with a mustache.

"Evan Almighty" (2007) scored 23%.

In the spin-off sequel to "Bruce Almighty," Carell played Congressman Evan Baxter in the 2007 film "Evan Almighty," where God tells Evan Baxter to build an ark to save himself and animals from a flood.

Though "Bruce Almighty" did alright, "Evan Almighty" only made out with a 23% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.