Andrew Whipp

Andrew Whipp’s not exactly the kind of actor you forget—his performances just sort of stick with you, you know? He’s popped up in some seriously gripping stuff lately. Take "Subservience" (2024): a film that drags you into a future where AI helpers aren’t just making your coffee—they’re making decisions, too. Whipp’s character isn’t on the sidelines, he’s tangled right in the thick of things, watching the line between machine and human blur until it’s almost scary. Then you’ve got "Bodies" (2023). Wild ride, that one. Imagine a crime thriller that throws timelines at you like confetti. Whipp’s role? He dives deep into this police procedural that’s anything but straightforward. Four detectives. Four timelines. One dead body showing up again and again. He brings this sort of gritty authenticity—like, you can almost feel the exhaustion and frustration dripping off the screen. And don’t sleep on "Six Four" (2023). It’s British noir at its best, with Whipp doing what he does: taking complex, maybe even broken characters, and making you root for them anyway. The show’s all about a missing person, old secrets, and the kind of moral messes that make you pause mid-episode. Whipp’s brings an edge, but also this vulnerability that kind of sneaks up on you. Bottom line, if Andrew Whipp’s on the cast list, you’re in for something raw and real. He’s not afraid to get his hands dirty with complicated roles, and honestly, it pays off every time.