
Film
The Menu | Dir: Mark Mylod |
The Forgiven | Dir: John Michael McDonagh |
The Dig | Dir: Simon Stone |
No Time To Die | Dir: Cary Joji Fukunaga |
The King's Man | Dir: Matthew Vaughn |
The White Crow | Dir: Ralph Fiennes |
Official Secrets | Dir: Gavin Hood |
Dolittle | Dir: Stephen Gaghan |
Holmes & Watson | Dir: Etan Cohen |
The LEGO Batman Movie | Dir: Chris McKay |
Kubo and the Two Strings | Dir: Travis Knight |
Hail, Caesar | Dir: Ethan Coen & Joel Coen |
Spectre | Dir: Sam Mendes |
Two Women | Dir: Vera Glagoleva |
A Bigger Splash | Dir: Luca Guadagnino |
Grand Budapest Hotel | Dir: Wes Anderson |
The Invisible Woman | Dir. Ralph Fiennes |
Skyfall | Dir. Sam Mendes |
Great Expectations | Dir. Mike Newell |
Wrath of the Titans | Dir: Jonathan Liebesman |
Page 8 | Dir: David Hare |
Coriolanus | Dir: Ralph Fiennes |
Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part I & II |
Dir: David Yates |
Cemetery Junction | Dir: Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant |
Clash Of The Titans | Dir: Louis Leterrier |
Nanny McPhee And The Big Bang | Dir: Susanna White |
The Reader | Dir: Saul Dibb |
The Duchess | Dir: Stephen Daldry |
Hurt Locker | Dir: Kathyrn Bigelow |
In Bruges | Dir: Martin McDonagh |
Harry Potter & The Order Of The Phoenix | Dir: David Yates |
Bernard And Doris | Dir: Bob Balaban |
Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire | Dir: Mike Newell |
Land Of The Blind | Dir: Bob Edwards |
The White Countess | Dir: James Ivory |
Wallace and Grommit | Dir: Steve Box/Nick Park |
Chromophobia | Dir: Martha Fiennes |
The Constant Gardener | Dir: Fernando Meirelles |
The Chumscrubber | Dir: Arie Posin |
Maid In Manhattan | Dir: Wayne Wang |
Red Dragon | Dir: Brett Ratner |
The Good Thief | Dir: Neil Jordan |
Spider | Dir: David Cronenberg |
The Miracle Maker | Dir: Derek W Hayes & Stanislav Sokolov |
The End Of The Affair | Dir: Neil Jordan |
Onegin | Dir: Martha Fiennes |
Sunshine | Dir: Istvan Szabo |
The Avengers | Dir: Jeremiah Chechik |
Oscar And Lucinda | Dir: Gillian Armstrong |
The English Patient | Dir: Anthony Minghella |
Strange Days | Dir: Kathryn Bigelow |
Quiz Show | Dir: Robert Redford |
Schindler's List | Dir: Steven Spielberg |
The Baby Of Macon | Dir: Peter Greenaway |
Wuthering Heights | Dir: Peter Kosminsky |
Theatre
Beat The Devil |
Dir: Nicholas Hytner The Bridge Theatre |
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Antony and Cleopatra |
Dir: Simon Godwin National Theatre |
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Richard III |
Dir: Rupert Goold Almeida Theatre |
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The Master Builder |
Dir: Matthew Warchus Old Vic |
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Man & Superman |
Dir: Simon Godwin National Theatre |
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The Tempest |
Dir: Trevor Nunn Theatre Royal, Haymarket |
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Oedipus |
Dir: Jonathan Kent National Theatre |
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First Love |
Dir: Michael Colgan Gate Theatre for the Lincoln Centre Festival New York |
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God Of Carnage |
Dir: Matthew Warchus Gielgud Theatre, London |
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First Love |
Dir: Michael Colgan Gate Theatre for the Sydney Festival |
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The Faith Healer |
Dir: Jonathan Kent Gate Theatre, Dublin & The Booth, Broadway |
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Julius Caesar |
Dir: Deborah Warner Barbican and Tour |
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Brand |
Dir: Adrian Noble Theatre Royal, Haymarket |
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The Talking Cure |
Dir: Howard Davies Royal National Theatre |
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The Play Wot I Wrote |
Dir: Kenneth Branagh Wyndham's Theatre |
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Richard II |
Dir: Jonathan Kent Almeida Company |
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Coriolanus |
Dir: Jonathan Kent Almeida Company |
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Ivanov |
Dir: Jonathan Kent Almeida Theatre |
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Hamlet |
Dir: Jonathan Kent Almeida Company at The Hackney Empore & The Belasco, Broadway |
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Winner of the Tony Award for Best Actor | ||
Troilus & Cressida |
Dir: Sam Mendes RSC |
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King Lear |
Dir: Nicholas Hytner RSC |
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Love's Labour Lost |
Dir: Terry Hands RSC |
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The Plantagenets: Henry V1 - Parts I & II |
Dir: Adrian Noble RSC |
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Richard III |
Dir: DI Trevis RSC |
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Much Ado About Nothing |
Dir: Di Trevis RSC |
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King John |
Dir: Deborah Warner RSC |
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The Man Who Came To Dinner |
Dir: Gene Saks RSC |
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Six Characters In Search Of An Author |
Dir: Michael Rudman Royal National Theatre |
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Fathers And Sons |
Dir: Michael Rudman Royal National Theatre |
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Ting Tang Mine |
Dir: Michael Rudman Royal National Theatre |
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Romeo & Juliet |
Dir: Declan Donnellan Regent's Park |
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A Midummer Night's Dream |
Dir: David Conville Regent's Park |
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Me Man Sez |
Dir: John Retallack Oldham Coliseum |
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Don Quixote |
Dir: John Retallack Oldham Coliseum |
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Cloud Nine |
Dir: John Retallack Oldham Coliseum |
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Night And Day |
Dir: Toby Robertson Theatre Clwyd |
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See How They Run |
Dir: Toby Robertson Theatre Clwyd |
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Twelfth Night |
Dir: Richard Digby-Day Regent's Park |
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A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Dir: Toby Robertson Regent's Park |
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Ring Round The Moon |
Dir: David Conville Regent's Park |
TV
REV |
Dir. Peter Cattaneo BBC |
How Proust Can Change Your Life |
Dir: Peter Bevan BBC |
The Cormorant |
Dir: Peter Markham BBC |
A Dangerous Man: 'Lawrence After Arabia' |
Dir: Chris Menaul Anglia Television |
Prime Suspect |
Dir: Chris Menaul Granada Television |
Awards
THE DUCHESS | |
Best Supporting Actor (Nominated) | Golden Globes 2009 |
Best Actor (Nominated) | London Critics' Circle Award 2009 |
Best Supporting Actor (Nominated) | British Independent Film Awards 2009 |
Bernard and Doris | |
Best Actor (Nominated) | Golden Globes 2009 |
Outstanding Lead Actor (Nominated) | Emmy 2008 |
Outstanding Lead Actor (Nominated) | Screen Actors Guild Award 2008 |
The Constant Gardener | |
Best Actor (Nominated) | BAFTA 2006 |
Best Actor | British Independent Film Awards 2006 |
Best Actor | London Critics' Circle Award 2006 |
Best Actor | Evening Standard Awards 2006 |
Red Dragon | |
Best Supporting Actor (Nominated) | Academy Of Science Fiction Saturn Award 2003 |
End Of The Affair | |
Best Actor (Nominated) | BAFTA 2003 |
Best Actor (Nominated) | London Critics' Circle Award 2003 |
Sunshine | |
Best Actor In A Lead Role(Nominated) | Genie Award 2000 |
Best Actor | European Film Award 1999 |
Prince Of Egypt | |
Oustanding Achievement For Voice Actor (Nominated) | Annie 1999 |
English Patient | |
Best Actor In A Leading Role(Nominated) | Academy Award 1997 |
Best Actor In A Leading Role(Nominated) | BAFTA 1997 |
Best Actor - Drama (Nominated) | Golden Globe 1997 |
Best Actor (Nominated) | Golden Satellite Award 1997 |
Outstanding Performance By A Male Actor In A Lead Role (Nominated) | Screen Actors' Guild Awards 1997 |
Oustanding Performance By A Cast (Nominated With The Cast) | Screen Actors' Guild Awards 1997 |
Schinder's List | |
Best Actor | London Critics' Circle Film Award 1995 |
Best Supporting Actor | BAFTA 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor (Nominated) | Academy Award 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor (Nominated) | Golden Globe 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor | Chicago Film Critics' Award 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor | National Society Of Film Critics' Award 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor | Dallas Fort Worth Film Critics' Award 1994 |
Best Breakthrough Performance (Nominated) 1994 | MTV Award 1994 |
Best Supporting Actor | New York Film Critics' Award 1993 |
Best Supporting Actor | Boston Film Critics' Award 1993 |
Best Actor | Krysztof Kielowski Award 2005 |








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Reviews
Antony and Cleopatra
★★★★★ “In RALPH FIENNES and Sophie Okonedo, Simon (Godwin) has two actors who are willing to re-think the leading roles. The result is engrossing, unexpected and quite riveting. Both a Roman triumph and an Egyptian feast. Both are instantly fascinating. Antony is haunted by his age, by his depletion of prowess, but his eyes still have spark and fire. Most Antony’s shout; FIENNES doesn’t, finding in the language instead a sort of harried sorrow, a constant searching that makes sense both of the constant descriptions of the man’s nobility but also of the strangely botched, half-comic nature of his tragedy. At climactic moments, the space clears, leaving FIENNES and Okonedo alone with their griefs, their fears and their love. Which is absolutely as it should be because as this fine, confident production shows, this is an endlessly relevant play about an entire world – but also about two people who are fighting their own mortality and trying to love one another.”
Whats On Stage - Sarah Crompton
★★★★☆ “RALPH FIENNES and Sophie Okonedo are at the top of their game as the self-deluded lovers. FIENNES is at his best in charting Antony’s tragic decline. He magnificently captures Antony’s shame after the battle of Actium and has the capacity to illuminate every phrase: when he says “this pine is barked [ie stripped] that overtopped them all” he gives an unforgettable image of a man confronting his own desolation.”
The Guardian – Michael Billington
★★★★☆ “Director Simon Goodwin embraces the sensuous beauty of Shakespeare’s Roman romance with an elegant contemporary aesthetic and seriously impressive staging. While RALPH FIENNES and Sophie Okonedo bring immense talent, warmth and wit to the besotted General and his queen.”
Culture Whisperer – Lucy Brooks
★★★★☆ “Antony and Cleopatra comes across with such walloping emotional immediacy […] thanks to the blazing star power of RALPH FIENNES and Sophie Okonedo. Two legends, increasingly conscious that they are both past their prime, Antony and Cleopatra rev up their fabled relationship with beautiful, bare-faced hyperbole: “Eternity was in our lips and eyes…” […] FIENNES is brilliant at communicating the scalding, ranting shame that Antony feels at corrupting men through his military failures. To his perception, it’s as though the earth is disdaining his tread.”
The Independent – Paul Taylor
★★★★☆ “RALPH FIENNES and Sophie Okonedo achieve a simmering chemistry in the title roles. Their push-pull relationship always has an air of danger, yet it’s also a thing of beauty, with moments of quivering delight. Okonedo is magical in the first half, and FIENNES dominates the second. His Antony is memorably intense. He’s a soldier with a mighty reputation, who still believes that he can cut it on the battlefield, but there’s a gulf between the legend and the reality. FIENNES nails the overemphatic masculinity of a man hoping to prove he’s not past his prime, and is at his best when straddling the boundary between being amusingly suave and uncomfortably louche.”
Evening Standard - Henry Hitchings