Lisa Robertson

Finally, Ralph Fiennes has started doing some interviews to promote his supporting role in The Reader. I say “finally” because Kate Winslet was doing the bulk of the promotional duties, which is no surprise for two reasons. First, this seems to be a film season where only actresses are doing...  

Taking a year out from playing He Who Must Not Be Named (aka Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter series), Ralph Fiennes has certainly not slowed down in 2008. As an actor who is comfortable playing anything from costume dramas to action blockbusters, Fiennes is not a man likely to be short of work...  

Ralph Fiennes began the year as the terrifying mob boss Harry in the acclaimed Martin McDonagh tragi-comic thriller "In Bruges , " delivering a performance of "stony malignance," enthused Tae Mawson of the BBC. He followed that with a Golden Globe ...  

Daldry's film, which he adapted from a German bestseller with the writer David Hare, stars Fiennes as a jaded solicitor who reflects upon his postwar love ...  

Outside it's just another dull December day. But inside, away from prying eyes, Ralph Fiennes, arguably the greatest British actor of his generation, is doing unspeakable things to an imaginary woman. “I'll never forget it,” he says, half ...  

... until they split in 2006, often described as being in a vaguely “maternal” relationship with the actress Francesca Annis (17 years his senior). ...  

After a hit, Ray (Farrell) and Ken (Gleeson) are sent away by the man who hired them for the job, to hide out in Bruges. That’s in Belgium, and the choice ...  

Ralph Fiennes finished the year with a lead in The Reader, a film heralded by awards buzz, and controversy over its subject — German guilt and atonement for the Holocaust.  

In "The Reader," Ralph Fiennes plays a middle-aged German lawyer who has to confront the consequences of an affair he had decades earlier with a much older woman .  

Ralph Fiennes began the year as the terrifying mob boss Harry in the acclaimed Martin McDonagh tragi-comic thriller "In Bruges," delivering a performance of "stony malignance," enthused Tae Mawson of the BBC.  

Beethoven's Big Break Universal Studios Home Entertainment, 2008 In dog years, the "Beethoven" franchise is 112 years old. (Remember that the big St. Bernard's first two enemies were pre-fame David Duchovny and Patricia Heaton?) The series has lasted  

Ralph Fiennes began the year as the terrifying mob boss Harry in the acclaimed Martin McDonagh tragi-comic thriller In Bruges, delivering a performance of ...  

By MARK FEENEY In "The Reader," Ralph Fiennes plays a middle-age German lawyer who has to confront the consequences of an affair he'd had decades earlier ...  

The older Michael is portrayed by Ralph Fiennes, who doesn't have much to express except dashing reserve and reserved, vaguely troubled dash. ...  

By Roger Moore / The Orlando Sentinel Ralph Fiennes began the year as the terrifying mob boss Harry in the acclaimed Martin McDonagh tragi-comic thriller ...