Where to watch Hayden Panettiere’s movies and shows

Actress and singer Hayden Panettiere tragically died on Sunday, Aug. 16, at the age of 36.

Her father, Skip Panettiere, announced her death in a statement late Sunday evening.

“It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden,” the statement read. “She was an incredible light and a force of nature who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her — and to the millions who watched her on-screen. We ask for privacy as our family takes time to process this unimaginable loss.”

911 dispatch audio acquired by Page Six reports that paramedics responded to a call about an “unidentified female” in “cardiac arrest” on Sunday, and within minutes, “CPR [was] in progress” for the “overdose.”

Panettiere’s career began in 1994, and she appeared on several soap operas throughout the ’90s. She remains best known for her roles in the long-running series “Heroes” and “Nashville,” and for her work in the films “Bring It On: All or Nothing” and “Ice Princess.”

Here are seven movies and shows we recommend streaming to celebrate Panettiere’s life and career.

Panettiere made her film debut at nine years old in Pixar’s second feature, “A Bug’s Life.” She voiced the tiny ant Princess Dot in the film, and for her work as Dot in the “A Bug’s Life Read-Along,” she was nominated for Best Spoken Word Album for Children at the Grammys.

Stream “A Bug’s Life” on: Disney+, Prime Video (buy or rent)

Panettiere had her first breakout as part of the ensemble of “Remember the Titans.” She played Sheryl, the daughter of Will Patton’s Coach Yoast, in Disney’s inspirational sports drama.

Stream “Remember the Titans” on: Hulu, Disney+, Prime Video (buy or rent)

In another project with Disney, Panettiere played Gen in “Ice Princess.” The teen sports dramedy starred the late Michelle Trachtenberg as Casey, a high school student who applies her love of physics to aid in chasing her childhood dream of figure skating. Gen, who is coached by her mother (Kim Catrall), is Casey’s main rival on and off the ice.

Stream “Ice Princess” on: Disney+, Prime Video (buy or rent)

The third installment in the “Bring It On” franchise is “All or Nothing,” and it features a similar plot to the rest of the movies, where competing cheerleading teams have to try something different to win the competition. Panittiere starred as Britney Allen opposite Solange Knowles as Camille. Britney’s life as she knows it comes crashing down when she’s forced to move schools, vacating her position as cheer captain and joining a new team captained by Camille.

Stream “Bring It On: All or Nothing” on: Prime Video (buy or rent)

Save the cheerleader, save the world. Panittiere appeared in 72 episodes of NBC’s “Heroes” over four seasons. Set in a world where ordinary people discover that they have superhuman abilities, the titular heroes must adapt and work together to prevent catastrophic futures. Panittiere played Claire Bennet, the indestructible cheerleader with regneration powers.

Stream “Heroes” on: Netflix, Tubi, Prime Video (buy)

In 2011, Panittiere joined the “Scream” franchise as horror film fanatic Kirby Reed. Kirby, alongside Sidney Prescott’s cousin Jill (Emma Roberts), becomes a target for Ghostface 15 years after the original Woodsboro murders. Panittiere reprised Kirby, now an FBI agent, in 2023’s “Scream VI.”

Stream “Scream 4” on: Paramount+ (free trial), Howdy (free trial), Prime Video (buy or rent)

Stream “Scream VI” on: Paramount+ (free trial), Prime Video (buy or rent)

Panittiere’s next series regular role on TV came in 2012 when she debuted in “Nashville” on ABC. She played Juliette Barnes, a rising country pop star, in 112 episodes of the musical drama that followed the lives of a handful of fictitious country music singers.

Stream “Nashville” on: Netflix, Pluto TV, Howdy (free trial), Prime Video (buy)

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