Articles about Coriolanus

As the new film by Ralph Fiennes shows, updates of the bard's tales require both excess and respect for the text.

2011 was big for screenwriter John Logan, who worked on 'Rango,' 'Hugo' and 'Coriolanus.' The @LATimes interviews him and uncovers that it all began with a father who introduced him to Shakespeare's works.

Coriolanus seems like a fantasy modern politician. But the true moral of this political fable, newly adapted by Ralph Fiennes, isn't one we're eager to embrace.

Q&A with (alleged) Mile High Club member Ralph Fiennes about his latest, "Coriolanus"

Ralph Fiennes submits to the @VanityFair Proust questionnaire, and gives predictably elitist answers

Ralph Fiennes lists four of of his favorite film roles over the years; @details kindly provides clips/trailers from each

Ralph Fiennes tries to convince @details that former co-star J. Lo can actually act; plus, why he's still a playa

Charlie Rose reluctantly stops looking for Ceiling Cat in his office and heads off to ask Ralph Fiennes about "Coriolanus"

Bob Mondello of @npr digs deep and pulls out some holiday movie trend relating to war and Great Britain or something

Ralph Fiennes talks about his "financially challenged" upbringing, which usually meant no Christmas presents

Ralph Fiennes lists four of of his favorite film roles over the years; @details kindly provides clips/trailers from each

2011 was big for screenwriter John Logan, who worked on 'Rango,' 'Hugo' and 'Coriolanus.' The @LATimes interviews him and uncovers that it all began with a father who introduced him to Shakespeare's works.

Q&A with (alleged) Mile High Club member Ralph Fiennes about his latest, "Coriolanus"

Ralph Fiennes submits to the @VanityFair Proust questionnaire, and gives predictably elitist answers

Ralph Fiennes tries to convince @details that former co-star J. Lo can actually act; plus, why he's still a playa

Charlie Rose reluctantly stops looking for Ceiling Cat in his office and heads off to ask Ralph Fiennes about "Coriolanus"

Ralph Fiennes talks about his "financially challenged" upbringing, which usually meant no Christmas presents

As the new film by Ralph Fiennes shows, updates of the bard's tales require both excess and respect for the text.

Coriolanus seems like a fantasy modern politician. But the true moral of this political fable, newly adapted by Ralph Fiennes, isn't one we're eager to embrace.

Bob Mondello of @npr digs deep and pulls out some holiday movie trend relating to war and Great Britain or something