Renate Reinsve Talks Oscar Buzz for ‘Sentimental Value’, Her Connection with Jake Gyllenhaal, and Her Passion for Carpentry
Renate Reinsve, a rising star from Norway, has garnered significant attention for her performance in Sentimental Value, which has been nominated for multiple awards, including Best Actress-Drama at the Golden Globes and Lead Actress at the Critics Choice Awards. The film, Norway’s official entry for the International Film Oscar, is also competing in several categories at the SAG and BAFTA awards, along with the Academy Awards.
Reinsve’s journey into acting began at the age of 9 when she took to the stage, stating it was the only career she could maintain, as other endeavors often led to her being asked to leave. In a candid interview, she shared the process that led to her breakthrough role in The Worst Person in the World, a film she almost turned down just a day before receiving the opportunity. During this experience, she walked the prestigious Cannes red carpet, convinced it would be her first and last.
Beyond her stage success in Norway, Reinsve is set to make her English-language film debut in 2024’s A Different Man alongside Sebastian Stan. She also stars in the Apple Limited Series adaptation of Presumed Innocent, where she plays a character entangled in a murder accusation against Jake Gyllenhaal. Reinsve reflected on her first experience working on a Hollywood studio lot, emphasizing its significance to her.
Throughout the interview, the actress delved into the themes of Sentimental Value, which won the Grand Prize at Cannes, and discussed the personal connections she may have with her character, a theatre actress in the film.
For an in-depth look at Reinsve’s insights and experiences, viewers can access the full conversation linked above.







