Alex Ashworth

Alex Ashworth, yeah, that guy’s got a face you’ve probably seen lurking in the shadows of some seriously wild films. Let’s start with The Vanishing (2018)—now, there’s a movie that’ll mess with your head. It’s all foggy Scottish coastlines, lighthouses, and three men slowly losing their grip on reality. Ashworth slots right into that world of paranoia and suspicion, where you’re never totally sure who’s hiding what. The tension? Oh, it just keeps ratcheting up, and every character’s got these little cracks—Alex brings this gruff, haunted energy that makes you question his motives the whole way through. Not exactly comfort viewing, but man, it sticks with you. Jump to Cleaner, which is set to drop in 2025. The details are kind of under wraps, but from what’s floating around, it sounds like a gritty crime thriller with a twist. Ashworth’s set to play someone embroiled in a mess of secrets and double-crosses—think late-night neon, rain-slicked streets, and that constant sense someone’s about to stab you in the back. He’s got this knack for taking roles that feel a little dangerous, a little unpredictable, which honestly, makes the wait kind of maddening. And don’t sleep on Bliss! (2016)—way different vibe. It’s got more heart, more coming-of-age chaos, and Ashworth shows up with that same rawness but lets you see a softer side. The film buzzes with awkward teen energy, messy families, and all those moments where you’re just trying to figure out who you are. Ashworth doesn’t hog the spotlight, but whenever he’s on screen, you feel it.