News about Ralph Fiennes

Stanley Tucci cut a dapper figure as he joined Ralph Fiennes and Isabella Rossellini at the London premiere of their new film Conclave on Thursday. The 63-year-old actor looked suave as he took to the red carpet in an all-black suit, teamed with formal shoes and an array of brown beaded bracelets. Meanwhile, Ralph, 61, who is playing the starring role in the upcoming movie, put on a smart display in a black tailored suit, paired with a white shirt and blue tie.

Anya Taylor-Joy oozed Parisian chic in a stylish grey blazer and mini skirt as the actress was snapped departing Rosalia's star-studded birthday bash in the French capital amid Paris Fashion Week. The EMMA. star, 28, didn't seem to be bothered by the drizzle as she left the swanky party around 2 am, looking in great spirits after celebrating the singer and beloved pal - who just turned 32. Anya nailed a perfect classy look sporting the jacket and matching pleated mini skirt, adding a black turtleneck and glossy tights.

Anya Taylor-Joy put on a leggy display in a dark denim mini skirt as she stepped out for a walk with actor Logi Thorvaldsson in London on Tuesday morning. The actress looked incredible as she tucked a white T-shirt into the dark denim number which boasted buttons down the front.  She added a stylish long navy jacket over the outfit and added inches to her frame in a pair of brown heels.

A new play in London was halted after audience members felt faint during an abortion scene. The Years at the award-winning Almeida Theatre tracks women's rights from the 1940s to 2000 and halfway through the two-hour performance, one character has a self-conducted abortion at home. At the preview on Monday night, the graphic scene caused some theatregoers - reportedly mostly men - to feel queasy, and the play had to be stopped after a man sat in the stalls gestured to staff for help and was taken to the bar area. He was joined by others from the crowd who said they also felt faint after watching the scene.

Wuthering Heights fans have been left furious after Emerald Fennell (left) announced she is working on a new adaptation. The Saltburn director, 38, from London, revealed earlier this week that Emily Brontë's 1847 Gothic romance is her next film project. Although the mother-of-two didn't disclose any cast members, she did share a graphic of two hand drawn skeletons and a quote from the book. Using a quote from Heathcliff's monologue following Cathy's death, the graphic read: 'Be with me always. Take any form. Drive me mad.' However, the announcement was met with a mixed response from fans - with some arguing that there were already too many Wuthering Heights adaptations. Inset top left: Timothy Dalton in 1970 adaptation. Top right: Ralph Fiennes in 1992 film. Bottom left: Tom Hardy in ITV's 2009 TV series. Bottom right: Kaya Scodelario in 2011 film.

The actress, 28, looked incredible as she put on a leggy display in a black mini skirt teaming it with a plunging nude halterneck top.  She added inches to her tall frame with a pair of pointy black leather court heels and further accessorised with grey oval shades. 

The Killing Eve actress, 31, was announced in April to be starring in the second sequel to the 2002 film 28 Days Later, with Danny returning as director. Reprising his role from the first movie, Oscar-winning Cillian Murphy will return as Jim, joined by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes, Erin Kellyman and Jack O'Connell. Jodie, who plays a pregnant woman in the post-apocalyptic flick, was spotted filming in the Northumberland countryside on Tuesday, in the first pictures of her in character. The Liverpudlian star's character appeared to be in a state of concern in the snaps, while a younger character was seen trying to keep hold of her arm.

As the true scale of the Nazi's crimes against humanity became clear, attention soon turned to the capture of war criminals. Some were successfully apprehended and tried, while many escaped justice - either by suicide or by fleeing the continent. Several of these evil men left families behind in their wake, and had young children who would later learn of the crimes of their ancestors. Today, their surviving children are well into their 80s. They have children of their own, and some had passed away themselves. Here, MailOnline looks at what the descendants of Nazi Germany 's most infamous officials have said of their dark family history.

Anya Taylor-Joy cut a glamorous figure in a sexy black mini dress as she joined a slew of stars for the star-studded Dior Cruise show held in the picturesque ground of Perthshire's Drummond Castle on Monday.  The actress exuded elegance in the fitted black dress teamed with a chic grey blazer as she attended the swanky fashion event. Anya showed off her pins in the polo neck black mini dress which she teamed with matching sheer suspenders and flat patent leather boots.

Ralph Fiennes looked barely recognisable as he sported a full dark beard while being pictured he as caught a train at Newcastle Station on Tuesday. The actor, 61, cut a low key figure in a denim black baseball cap and was spotted wearing a pair of reading glasses. The Harry Potter star looked stylish in a denim open shirt, which he wore over a white open collar shirt, and dark jeans.

Anya Taylor-Joy has gushed she's 'completely and utterly in love' with husband Malcolm McRae as she reflected on their two-year marriage. Gracing the cover of ELLE's June/July 2024 issue, the actress, 28, posed for a stunning shoot while discussing the moment they secretly eloped together. In April, Anya confirmed that she and Malcolm had tied the knot, two years after they actually married in New Orleans, sharing a gallery of snaps from the day.

Dame Judi Dench (pictured) has suggested if people are sensitive enough to need a trigger warning, then they should stay away from the theatre. The actress, widely considered one of Britain's greatest actors, said she was shocked to learn that such pre-show warnings even exist. Trigger warnings ahead of performances have become increasingly commonplace in recent years, warning audiences of violence, abuse, bereavement, loud noises and even references to smoking. When asked about her opinion on such alerts, the 89-year-old Bond star told this week's Radio Times: 'My God, it must be a pretty long trigger warning before King Lear or Titus Andronicus.

Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes have been revealed among the cast in a 28 Days Later sequel, according to Deadline. So, who was in the original cast, and where are they now?

Aaron Taylor-Johnson , Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes have been revealed among the cast in a 28 Days Later sequel, according to Deadline . The new movie will be called 28 Years Later and will be the second sequel to the post-apocalyptical 2002 horror movie, after 28 Weeks Later was released in 2007. Returning from the original team, Danny Boyle will be reprising his roll as director, though none of the original cast appear to be coming back. Many of those who starred in 28 Days Later, such as Cillian Murphy and Naomie Harris, went on to huge success as the film came out to financial and critical success - flipping its $8 million budget into over $84m at the box office. So, who else was in the original cast, and where are they now?

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer and Ralph Fiennes are revealed to have been cast in the anticipated 28 Days Later sequel, reported Deadline on Wednesday. The original, zombie apocalyptic film premiered in theaters 22 years earlier in 2002 - with Cillian Murphy taking on a leading role. The sequel - which is titled 28 Years Later - is slated to be the third installment in the franchise and the first in an upcoming trilogy.

Anya Taylor-Joy and her husband were 'pretty spy-orientated' when they planned their secret wedding. The 'Queen's Gambit' actress revealed earlier this month that she and Malcolm McRae had tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in New Orleans in April 2022, not in Venice in October 2023 as believed, and she's now admitted the occasion was made even 'more special' because they kept it to themselves. She told 'Entertainment Tonight': 'We did our research, we were like pretty spy-orientated. But honestly, it just -- it kind of made it all the more special 'cause it just felt like a secret that we got to keep to ourselves.'

In the month of April, Hulu will begin removing 35 popular films from its subscription service. Some of the 2022 fan favorites, including dark comedy satire The Menu starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, and Ralph Fiennes, as well as Robert De Niro-led thriller Savage Salvation, are among the 2022 fan favorites. Hulu users should also be preparing for the departure of Monster Family 2: Nobody's Perfect, Son of Bigfoot, Beast of Burden, Mr. Correct and the Scheme.

Tim (right) Everest, a junior sales assistant in Barrett's, Haverfordwest, and Hepworth's, Carmarthen, a chain that was purchased by Next in 1985, learned the fundamentals of sewing, selling, and marketing. He went to London and discovered the links between nightclubs, disco music, after-parties, and clothing: ripped Levis and studded jean jackets, lemon tank-tops, and white canvas shoes, spats and flamboyant handkerchiefs.

According to The Stage, the director emeritus at the theatre company made the remarks during a lecture at London's South Bank University. He was speaking about Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus (inset), a play with heavy sexual and physical violence at the time. However, he maintained that such performances are more relevant in today's'violent world.' His remarks were reminiscent of those made by Ralph Fiennes last month (right).

If public opinion helps to alienate Matt Smith in this classic morality tale, then it does not necessarily work against the actor's latest West End venture, despite his best efforts. As seen through the eyes of local doctor Thomas Stockmann, Smith appears in An Enemy Of The People, Henrik Ibsen's 1882 analysis of societal hypocrisy. After discovering the water at a newly opened spa is polluted, Stockmann quickly became alienated from local townsfolk, with his refusal to remain quiet threatening the community's continuing economic growth.

It comes as a result of rising calls for warnings ahead of some of Britain's most popular plays and pieces of literature. Theatre audiences have been warned of violence, abuse, bereavement, loud noises, and even references to smoking in recent years. The MP cautioned that audiences should not be treated like children, and that people should not be treated like teenagers.'

That's wizard, Harry! As Warner Bros' TEN series about a new TV show about 'the boy who lived,' will be released in Leavesden, Herts, a £2 billion Harry Potter bonanza. Production details for the scheme, which will be based on J. K. Rowling's seven favorite books, have yet to be confirmed. However, this week, reports show that the Potter shows are absolutely intending to be shot in the United Kingdom, with British creative and technical talent front and center. The budget is expected to be about $200 million per series, bringing it into alignment with House Of The Dragon, which is also shot on the Warner Bros lot. The company revealed plans for the series in April last year and said it expects to begin filming later this year or early next year, as long as scripts and casting can be settled quickly.

The Harry Potter actress, 60, said that stage performances should leave audiences' shocked and stunned, and that the element of surprise is what makes the threat so exciting.' Trigger warnings have become more common in recent years, warning of abuse, bereavement, loud noises, and even references to smoking.

Here are 100 films that I believe every person should see at least once in their lifetime, and all of them should make you laugh, cry, gasp, or think. In some instances, perhaps all four are present. I hope my list would bring you some good cinematic treats, or better still, introduce you to them. Happy viewing!