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'Wrath of the Titans' Trailer Debuts

Warner Bros, not content to merely satisfy fanboys with the awesome new "Dark Knight Rises" trailer, has also unleashed a new tease for a sequel that almost no one demanded: "Wrath of the Titans," the follow-up to 2010's abysmal 3D "Clash of the Titans" remake. And while we're not necessarily excite...

Ralph Fiennes Gets Shakespearean With 3 New Banners For 'Coriolanus'

In case you missed the first couple of memos, this isn't exactly your grandmother's Shakespeare.

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Felicity Jones Will Play Charles Dickens' Mistress In Ralph Fiennes' 'The Invisible Woman'

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

Ralph Fiennes on Directing: "I don’t think you ever know when you’re ready."

With the action-packed film adaptation of Shakespeare's rarely performed political thriller "Coriolanus," Ralph Fiennes made the leap from two-time Academy Award-nominated actor to rookie director.

Ralph Fiennes Talks About Directing Coriolanus (Video Interview)

Ralph Fiennes’ career has taken him from the swoon-inducing romantic hero of The English Patient to noseless Voldemort in the Harry Potter series. Now, in his fierce, accomplished first film as director, he has extended his range again with a topical, centuries-old political drama: Shakes...

Sam Mendes' James Bond Film Officially Titled 'Skyfall,' Movie Is A Stand-Alone Story

First Synopsis Suggest That Judi Dench's M Will Be Front-And-CenterUpdate: The official Bond twitter account, @007, have revealed the first synopsis for the project, which reads: "Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and de...

Watch: Epic U.K. Trailer For Ralph Fiennes' Contemporary Adaptation Of Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus'

With an Oscar-geared release already set for December 2nd, Ralph Fiennes' ambitious directorial debut of a contemporary adaptation of William Shakespeare's "Coriolanus" now has an intense, epic trailer to hype up its end-of-year unveiling.