Renate Reinsve on the Heartbreak of ‘Sentimental Value,’ Her ‘Involuntary Rebel’ Life and Why She Thinks Marvel Would ‘Fire Her’
Renate Reinsve, the talented Norwegian actress who captured global attention with her standout performance in “The Worst Person in the World,” recently shared an amusing yet nerve-wracking experience that almost prevented her from attending an interview in Los Angeles. While traveling for the Oscar campaigning surrounding her acclaimed film, Reinsve inadvertently canceled her ESTA visa application mid-flight, a mishap she described as both bewildering and stressful. “I managed to cancel it somehow. I didn’t notice that I did it,” she recounted, highlighting the chaos that often accompanies the whirlwind of awards season. Thankfully, Reinsve was able to sort out the situation and make it to her interview, where she discussed her career trajectory and the impact of her breakout role.
In “The Worst Person in the World,” directed by Joachim Trier, Reinsve portrays Julie, a young woman navigating the complexities of love, career, and identity in contemporary Oslo. Her performance resonated with audiences and critics alike, earning her the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival and an Oscar nomination. Reinsve’s character embodies the struggles of modern life, making her portrayal both relatable and poignant. The film’s exploration of existential questions and personal dilemmas has struck a chord with viewers, particularly in a post-pandemic world where many are reevaluating their life choices. During the interview, Reinsve reflected on the significance of her role and the universal themes of the film, emphasizing how it encourages people to embrace their imperfections and uncertainties.
As Reinsve continues to navigate her rising career, she remains grounded and appreciative of the opportunities that have come her way. Her journey from a lesser-known actress to an international star serves as inspiration for aspiring performers everywhere. With her unique blend of talent and authenticity, Reinsve is poised to take on even more challenging roles in the future, and audiences are eager to see where her career will lead next. As she reflects on her experiences, it is clear that Reinsve’s story is just beginning, and her contributions to cinema will continue to resonate for years to come.
Renate Reinsve almost didn’t make it to Los Angeles for our interview. Three years ago, while traveling for Oscar campaigning after her breakout role in “The Worst Person in the World,” she accidentally canceled her ESTA visa application on the plane. “I managed to cancel it somehow. I didn’t notice that I did it,” she […]
