Kirsten Dunst is not only an amazing actress, but also a great singer. You might not be familiar with this aspect if you have not seen her films, because she has not released any albums or videos of her own. Kirsten Dunst was quoted to say that she loves singing whenever it is necessary for her roles, but she will not record songs, as the practice of actors turned singers seems somewhat old-fashioned to her. Regardless of this aspect, the shows and films Kirsten Dunst was featured in that required signing were taken admirably and with a professional performance.

In the year 2001, Kirsten Dunst appeared in the film Get Over It. In this production, she first debuted her music skills, playing two songs. Then, other roles of this kind followed, as directors realized Kirsten Dunst was a great multi-talented actress to work with. In The Cat’s Meow, she sings a beautiful jazz piece by Henry Creamer and Turner Layton, called After You’ve Gone. Kirsten Dunst played the role of Mary Jane Watson in the Spider Man series. This particular role made her even more famous than she was before. In the third part of the film, Kirsten Dunst gets to sing again, as she plays an waitress in a club and during a show on Broadway. These parts have also showcased her amazing voice and singing skills, but have still not convinced her to make more of this music career she could have. Other musical appearances were: in videos (for R.E.M. and Savage Garden) and on the album released by Jason Schwartzman, in 2007. 

Kirsten Dunst has proven over the years that she has a great voice and that she is a talented singer. This comes as a benefit for her acting career, due to the fact many roles require for the actresses to sing, but not all of them have the necessary voice to do so. In addition to this, Kirsten Dunst is respected for her skills and evolution, as many productions in which her voice is featured have appeared in later years.