Actor Ralph Fiennes was thrilled by the prospect of becoming the new M in the James Bond franchise with 2012’s “Skyfall,” but the actor has revealed that for the 2015 follow-up film ...

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Actor Ralph Fiennes was thrilled by the prospect of becoming the new M in the James Bond franchise with 2012’s “Skyfall,” but the actor has revealed that for the 2015 follow-up film ...

Ralph Fiennes has revealed that he has always been a massive James Bond fan. The British actor has been cast in the upcoming Bond film Skyfall, to be released later this year.

Ralph Fiennes Talks Shakespearean Adaptation 'Coriolanus' & Says He "Will Not Be Stroking A White Pussy" In 'Skyfall' ...

Skyfall, Craig's third outing as James Bond will be released on October 26, 2012. Daniel Craig will be joined by Javier Bardem, Ralph Fiennes, as well as a Judi Dench as M.

Ralph Fiennes has spoken, albeit in a veiled manner, about his forthcoming role in the latest instalment of the James Bond saga, SKYFALL. The diverse and classically trained actor has been ...

Actor Talks The Urge To Direct, The Lack Of Commercial Appeal In Shakespearean Projects & The Homoerotic Undercurrents In His Feature-Film Debut Note, putting this up for now, but re-adding edited ...

Ralph Fiennes is feeling demure and mindful in the new year. The “Conclave” actor, 62, paid tribute to the viral “very demure, very mindful” trend while chatting with Andy Cohen and ...

There's some question of exactly who Ralph Fiennes (the late Lord Voldemort from the Harry Potter films) will be portraying in the next James Bond movie, Skyfall. And the actor is doing little to ...

Ralph Fiennes did a monologue of 'very demure, very mindful' to Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper on CNN's New Year's Eve show.

Stars: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris Rated PG-13; runtime: 2 hours, 23 minutes; opens Friday nationwide What a difference 50 years makes.