From ‘Alice & Jack’ to ‘The Regime,’ Andrea Riseborough Strives to Be a ‘Blank Slate’

The Oscar-nominated actress tells TheWrap why “authenticity” is crucial to her work ahead of the premiere of her new PBS series

Alice and Jack
Domhnall Gleeson as Jack and Andrea Riseborough as Alice in MASTERPIECE "Alice & Jack" (Photo Credit: Fremantle, PBS)

If you look through some of the boldest, most ambitious works of the past few years, chances are you’ll find Andrea Riseborough on the call sheet.

The English actress has been involved in everything from Alejandro González Iñárritu’s dark comedy “Birdman” and Tom Ford’s neo-noir psychological thriller “Nocturnal Animals” to Panos Cosmatos’ action horror “Mandy” and Will Tracy’s bizarre political dramedy “The Regime.”

All of these memorable performances start with Oscar-nominated Riseborough’s dedication to keeping “an open mind.”

“I have no idea what’s good for me or what I should explore next. But when it’s in front of you, you know it,” Riseborough told TheWrap at the Television Critics Association’s 2024 winter tour.

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