Ralph Fiennes ... interview with PEOPLE for My Life in Pictures, the actor, 61, recalls the then-Prince of Wales, 76, paying a set visit to the James Bond film No Time to Die in 2021.

As speculation swirls about the casting for HBO's upcoming "Harry Potter" reboot, Ralph Fiennes ... in returning to the role. In a 2021 interview with Variety, Fiennes said he'd gladly reprise ...

During CNN’s New Year’s Eve telecast, the Conclave actor, who is currently up for a Golden Globe for his lead role in the papal election drama, put his acting chops to the tes ...

Ralph Fiennes is looking back on time spent with King Charles. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE for My Life in Pictures, the actor, 61, recalls the then-Prince of Wales, 76, paying a set visit to ...

In a nostalgic account, Ralph Fiennes shared memories of King ... describing it as a subtle yet palpable shift. Fiennes reflected on the varied reactions to royal visits. Some view it as an ...

this religious conspiracy thriller – based on Robert Harris' book of the same name – sees Ralph Fiennes play Cardinal Lawrence, who leads the Catholic Church's search for a new Pope when the ...

The film may not quite earn a surprise in its last few minutes, but the great cast (Ralph Fiennes! Stanley Tucci ... Aaron Pierre as Terry, a former marine, in Rebel Ridge. Listen to an interview with ...

Fiennes' monologue on CNN‘s 'New Year’s Eve Live' had co-host Anderson Cooper nearly falling over from laughing.

Ralph Fiennes reenacted Jools Lebron’s viral "demure" TikTok on 'New Year’s Eve Live with Andy Cohen & Anderson Cooper' on ...

The recitation seemed to particularly delight Anderson Cooper, doubled-over with a wheezing laugh by the time Fiennes got to "chocho." ...

"I have no idea what kind of film it would be," the ‘Conclave’ actor tells PEOPLE Andreas Rentz/Getty; HENRY NICHOLLS / AFP Ralph Fiennes is eager to collaborate onscreen with his younger ...

Harry Potter' actor Ralph Fiennes recalled King Charles, paying a set visit to the James Bond film 'No Time to Die' in 2021, reported People. King Charles later attended the London premiere of the ...