Although her latest role doesn't call for a lightsaber, Daisy Ridley uses new moves to take on the dark side in 'Cleaner'.

Daisy Ridley discussed her action film "Cleaner," in theaters Friday, and the inspiration she took from MMA fights.

Until Daisy Ridley picks up her yellow lightsaber once again, any time she releases a movie, she’s going to be asked about Rey. She can play a swimmer, she can play a window cleaner, it doesn’t matter. People want to know what’s going on with Star Wars.

Cleaner is one of those unfortunate action/thrillers that tries to elevate weak action with an even weaker story. Martin Campbell’s latest feature is a C-tier

Daisy Ridley may be best known for her role as Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, but in the years since The Force Awakens, she’s been able to show her range goes to the Outer Rim and back. She’s played a reimagined Shakespearean heroine in Ophelia, a determined swimmer in The Young Woman and the Sea, and a dystopian anomaly in Chaos Walking.

Daisy Ridley tells CBR how the movie Cleaner is different from her Star Wars role - and how she handled the film's incredible mid-air action.

Ridley is a talented actress who’s proven her skill with action in three ‘Star Wars’ movies. But she’s wasted in this muddled thriller.