Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson (born May 23, 1964) is an American actor and director best known for his supporting roles in several of his brothers' films and his own independent projects. He grew up in Dallas, Texas, alongside brothers Owen and Luke Wilson, both of whom would become prominent figures in Hollywood, creating a familial environment that nurtured his interest in performance arts. Wilson debuted on screen in the mid‑1990s, quickly establishing himself as a reliable character actor with a knack for both comedic timing and dramatic depth, appearing in cult classics such as Bottle Rocket (1996) and The Royal Tenenbaums (2001). Throughout his career he has honed a reputation for delivering nuanced performances that often explore the subtleties of everyday life, earning him respect among peers and a modest yet dedicated fan base.

Beyond acting, Wilson has ventured into directing, taking the helm of several short films and indie features that illustrate his artistic range and commitment to storytelling. His directorial efforts frequently emphasize authentic dialogue and intimate character studies, reflecting his personal sensibilities and willingness to experiment beyond mainstream cinema. In addition to his creative pursuits, Wilson has contributed to charitable endeavors, supporting various arts education programs and advocating for independent filmmakers. Despite maintaining a relatively low public profile compared to his siblings, Wilson's impact on independent film circles remains significant, as he continues to balance acting, directing, and occasional producing work while staying true to his artistic vision.