The stars of Paul Andrew Williams’ drama won a joint acting prize at Tribeca for their roles as an elderly woman and the neighbor who helps her but may harbor ulterior motives.

It isn’t necessarily reflective of the roles she’s played to date, but Andrea Riseborough says she’s always been “quite politicized.” In fact, CNN was running in the background blasting ...

The Old Vic has announced the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts’ Mary Page Marlowe, starring ...

The 79-year-old actress will debut her new film, Dragonfly, at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in August, after it ...

If you’re wondering if Andrea Riseborough really deserves an Oscar nomination for To Leslie—an indie drama that premiered at last year’s South by Southwest and is now available to rent or ...

Andrea Riseborough came to Park City with two films this year, and they couldn’t have been more different.. In Brandon Cronenberg’s blood-drenched cyber-thriller Possessor she plays a cool ...

Andrea Riseborough, star of “To Leslie,” was among the breakout contenders in Tuesday’s batch of 95th Academy Award nominees. But for those who’ve been watching celebrity social media ...

Who is Andrea Riseborough? The 41-year-old Brit is a real actor’s actor, the sort of committed thespian who is well-respected by her peers but has mostly flown under the pop-cultural radar.

Watch: Trailer for Andrea Riseborough drama To Leslie. In March 2022, the South by Southwest Festival played host to the premiere of To Leslie, a new film starring beloved British screen actor ...

It was Andrea Riseborough’s teary-eyed partner who alerted her to the news: She’d been nominated for her first Oscar, for best actress, for her performance as a troubled onetime lottery winner ...

Andrea Riseborough Explains How The Movie “Respected the Feeling” of Texas . By Anna Menta. Published June 5, 2023, 12:02 p.m. ET. Where to Stream: To Leslie. Powered by Reelgood ...

Susan Sarandon will make her London stage debut starring with Andrea Riseborough in the Tracy Letts play ‘Mary Page Marlowe’ ...