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Behind-the-scenes with Lesley Manville


WITH A career that spans half a century, Lesley Manville has triumphantly surpassed her contemporaries and etched her name into acting history.

Currently on stage in Robert Icke’s Oedipus in the West End, Alfonso Cuarón’s Disclaimer on Apple TV+, The Critic in UK cinemas and soon in Luca Guadagnino’s next feature film, Queer; the British actor is far from easing off the gas – in fact she’s in the fast lane.

For GLASS’ Autumn Issue, she sits down with us during rehearsals to reflect on her favoured ability to never be typecast and her knack for staying at arms-length with all her characters.

Photographer: @silvanatrevale
Stylist: @stephwilsonstyling
Makeup: @amanda.grossman using @twelvebeauty and @saiebeauty
Hair: @naradkutowaroo using @unite_hair
Set Designer: @helenmacintvre
Seamstress: @sophie_stonver
Cinematographer: @donnydop
Sound Design & Editing: @jleofilm
Colour grading: @sergioporrascolorist
Producer: @luciomartus
Photography assistant: @austnfischer
Styling assistant: @rozdonoghue
Interview: @imogenclark_
Talent: #LesleyManville
All clothing and accessories: @loewe

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