Tag Archives: Ralph Fiennes

'Conclave' begins as an intriguing glimpse into an imagined conclave, as sparring papal candidates vie for power. It ends on a bizarre twist.

Despite a great cast giving great performances, this film does not live up to its billing as a horror comedy.

Another winning addition to the rapidly growing arsenal of why the Coen brothers continue to be two of the most rightfully lauded filmmakers today.

A plethora of impulsive passions and rancorous violence, which can only bring forth an ending besmirched with tragedy.

I like filmmakers. Not just actors. I like to deal with filmmakers because I like the way filmmakers think.

Ralph Fiennes was at the NYC press day held at the Park Hyatt to discuss 'A Bigger Splash.'

You know it’s great being quiet. I much prefer it (she laughs). It’s a very natural thing to just be quiet.

Exclusive interview with Hannibal Executive Producers Bryan Fuller and Martha DeLaurentis at Comic-Con 2015.

Anderson has written his most pun-filled screenplay yet and, as is always the case with his films, once the credits roll you can’t wait to see what he’ll come up with next.

Screened at the 21st Annual Hamptons International Film Festival, Ralph Fiennes second directing adventure with The Invisible Women is a fine example of how a genius actor can use the finest of his talents and experience enhancing skillful direction.