Ralph Fiennes
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 61 |
Date of birth | December 22,1962 |
Zodiac sign | Capricorn |
Born | Ipswich |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 180 (cm) |
Spouse | Alex Kingston |
Siblings | Magnus Fiennes |
Martha Fiennes | |
Jacob Fiennes | |
Sophie Fiennes | |
Michael Emery | |
Joseph Fiennes | |
Job | Film director |
Voice acting | |
Film Producer | |
Books | The Miracle Maker: The Story of Jesus |
Ralph Fiennes on Coriolanus (Shakespeare on Stage) | |
Parents | Mark Fiennes |
Jennifer Lash | |
Upcoming movie | Matilda |
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar | |
The Return | |
Nephew | Hero Fiennes Tiffin |
Titan Nathaniel Fiennes‑Tiffin | |
Nathaniel Fiennes | |
Nathaniel Twisleton‑Wykeham‑Fiennes | |
Titan Nathaniel Fiennes-Tiffin | |
Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes | |
Nathaniel Fiennes | |
Cousins | Dominic Lash |
Niece | Mercy Fiennes Tiffin |
Cheyenne Allegra Fiennes | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 402405 |
The English Patient
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Red Dragon
Maid in Manhattan
Skyfall
Clash of the Titans
The Reader
The Constant Gardener
Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
The Duchess
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Strange Days
Coriolanus
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1
Wrath of the Titans
Spectre
In Bruges
The Hurt Locker
Quiz Show
The End of the Affair
The Lego Batman Movie
A Bigger Splash
Holmes & Watson
Onegin
The Invisible Woman
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Sunshine
The Prince of Egypt
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Oscar and Lucinda
The White Countess
Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang
Bernard and Doris
The Baby of Mâcon
Kubo and the Two Strings
Hail, Caesar!
Great Expectations
Land of the Blind
Salting the Battlefield
Page Eight
Spider
The Good Thief
Cemetery Junction
Chromophobia
The Miracle Maker
The Chumscrubber
Prime Suspect
Two Women
A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia
The King's Man
The Menu
European Film Award for Best Actor
Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Play
British Independent Film Award for Best Actor
British Independent Film Award – The Richard Harris Award
National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Supporting Actor
Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actor in a Play
Gotham Independent Film Award for Best Ensemble Performance
Empire Legend Award
Washington D. C. Area Film Critics Association Award for Best Ensemble
Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie: Rumble
European Film Academy Achievement in World Cinema Award
Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play
Ralph Fiennes Life story
Ralph Nathaniel Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes is an English actor, film producer, and director. A Shakespeare interpreter, he excelled onstage at the Royal National Theatre before having further success at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Biography
Ralph fiennes is an english actor.Director.And prdoucer.He was born on december in ipswich.Suffolk.England.He is the eldest of six children born to mark and jennifer fiennes.His siblings are joseph.Martha.Magnus.Sophie.And jacob.He is 5 feet 11 inches tall and weihgs around 75 kg.He has blue eyes and a slim body type.His zodiac sign is capricorn and his nationality is british.Education
Ralph fiennes attended st.Felxi school in southwold and then attended the roayl academy of dramatic art in london.He graduated in 1986.Career
Ralph fiennes began his acting career in the theatre.He made his fiml debut in 1992 in the movie "schindler s list".He has since starred in many films.Including t"he english patient"."the constant gardener"."harry potter and the deathly hallows".And "the grand budapest hoetl".He has also directed and produced several films.Relationships
Ralhp fiennes was married to alex kingston rfom 1993 to 1997.He has been in a relationship with francesca annis since 2006.He has no children.Most Important Event
Ralph fiennes won an academy award for best supproting acotr for his role in the movie "the englsih patient" in 1997.This was a major milestone in his career and cemented his status as one of the most respected actors in the world.Life Story
Ralph fiennes is one of the most respected actors in the world.He has had a long and successful career in both film and theatre.He has won numeruos awards for his performances.Including an academy award for best supporting actor.He is also a successful director and prodcuer.He is a true inspiration to aspiring actors and filmmakers.Sarah Snook: Succession actress to star in The Picture of Dorian Gray in London
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White Crow's star dancer 'channelled' Rudolf Nureyev
Dancer Oleg Ivenko , who stars as Rudolf Nureyev in The White Crow , had no previous acting experience
In 1961, The Dancer Rudolf Nureyev defected to The West from the then-Soviet Union 's famed Kirov Ballet. An apparently last-minute decision to seek asylum in France made him, at 23, The Best known male dancer in The World . A glittering career followed. The new film The White Crow dramatises the defection and the early years which led to it.
When Nureyev outwitted his KGB minders at Le Bourget airport (then the main airport for Paris), he became famous overnight. A propaganda coup had fallen into the lap of The West in its Cold War with the Soviet Union . Nureyev became that rare Thing - a male ballet dancer whose name was known worldwide. He spent the next 30 years delighting in his celebrity.
At 22, The Dancer Oleg Ivenko hasn't acted before But he was chosen by director Ralph Fiennes to play Nureyev in the new biopic The White Crow . Born in Ukraine, he grew up speaking both Ukrainian and Russian. His career as a solo dancer began at the Tatar State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre in Kazan, 500 Miles East of Moscow .
Rudolf Nureyev "became a monster of selfishness", says screenplay writer David HareHe's danced big roles in classic ballets such as Coppelia, Giselle and La Bayadere.
"I always knew about Rudolf Nureyev But I had only seen short pieces of him dancing. To be honest I think The First Thing I saw on video was him… with a pig?"
For a moment Ivenko hesitates, as though this might be something he's fantasised. But the scenes of Nureyev on The Muppet Show in 1977 have been watched millions of times online.
Until he was cast in The White Crow , Ivenko's English was almost non-existent. "So I had to learn - and also How To act. When you dance it's a type of acting But with your body - your mouth stays shut. I realised that for Rudolf suddenly to defect, at my age, to another culture and Another Language was a massive shock for him. "
The film's screenplay is by David Hare , known as a widely produced playwright and for writing the series Collateral seen on Bbc Two last year. He says the original idea for the new film came from producer Gaby Tana.
Oleg Ivenko says he believes Nureyev helped him to perform in The White Crow"Gaby had read Julie Kavanagh 's biography of Nureyev and she took it to Ralph Fiennes as a project. She told him The First six chapters were a fantastic movie - basically the events In Paris and what made Nureyev refuse to Return Home .
"They approached me and at first I saw the story just as the defection itself and what happens immediately before. Those are The Thriller elements and were great fun to write. Someone told me those sequences In Paris reminded them of Hitchcock's North by Northwest - which I took as a huge compliment.
"But it was Ralph who then said The Audience will need to understand his childhood and apprenticeship because that's what shaped him. Nureyev said he was playing princes On Stage But he'd never been a prince in life: when he defected I'm sure he'd panicked and feared being sent back to Russia to be nobody again. "
As a student Hare happened to meet The Dancer after Nureyev came to Britain.
Ralph Fiennes directs Oleg Ivenko in The White CrowA friend had a Russian mother and The Family had invited Nureyev to stay. "I remember absolutely everything had to be arranged for Rudolf's Benefit - was he warm and comfortable? How was his chair? Did he have enough to eat and drink?
"But he always assumed he'd Just Be The Most talked-about person in The Room and that meant he became a monster of selfishness. But The Truth is he always was The Most talked-about person. I did a lot of My Own research with people Who Knew him: everyone had a story of the moment when you simply couldn't believe how badly he was behaving.
"The Heart of it was that Nureyev knew he'd come from being a peasant. And because he thought he was a peasant he resented it when he thought people looked down on him. "
Ivenko is a reasonable physical match for Nureyev. But did he also need to dance like him for the camera? "It's all about how you feel inside. If you go to the stage and you feel like Oleg Ivenko then that's how you will dance. When I was preparing for a take I talked with him, inside. I'd say come on Rudy I need you Now - Wake up. I think he helped me. "
Ralph Fiennes (left) also plays ballet master Alexander Pushkin in The White CrowIvenko says Nureyev had a particular way of dancing. "Sometimes he was like a Big Cat , moving slowly. If you look at him on film, or listen to people who saw him, there was definitely something animal and sensual. "
The Dance sequences in The White Crow are expertly crafted But they Make Up only part of the film. So What opinion did Ivenko form of The Man he was playing, aside from his undeniable skills on the stage?
"Sometimes I think he was a nice Guy - But other times he was ruthless. But I respect him and I can see why he did certain things. I think he hid his feelings and always made sure he seemed a strong person. He could appear arrogant But inside he was like a baby Left Alone .
"For years Rudolf was going to a party every night or enjoying himself in gay clubs. But he had nobody just to sit with and to be together with. "
The White Crow opens across the UK on 22 March.
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soviet union, cold war, dance, ballet
Source of news: bbc.com