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Information:

Fascinating Fact - World Entertainment News Network. August 18, 1999.

A background into the career of Ralph Fiennes and some personal aspects.   From KimKat's site.

Bishop Wordsworth School Ralph Fiennes alma mater.
- Click here to see a Bishop Wordsworth article about Ralph Fiennes.

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Articles:

The Critical Fiennes Siblings - Sandra Bordigoni, Urban Cinefile. June, 2000.

"Shooting Pushkin" - The New Yorker Magazine. June 7, 1999.

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Theatre Performances of Ralph Fiennes:

Brand, by Henrik Ibsen. In a traslation by Michael Meyer. Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production: Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 18 April 2003. First performance at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, 29 May 2003. A John Good Holbrook Programme.

Fathers and Sons, Premiere of a new play by Brian Frost after the novel by Ivan Turgenev.  Opening:  The Lyttleton Theatre, 9 July 1987. Programme cover (and poster) designed by Richard Bird, using portrait of Turgenev aged six and photographed by Philip Carter. Programme designed by Michael Mayhew and Rose Towler. Production photographed by Michael Mayhew.

Five Finger Exercise: by Peter Schaeffer. The Lost Company. The London Oratory School. June 25-26 c. 1982. Posters, Programs, Tickets, Mike O'Connor

Hamlet: by William Shakespeare. The Almeida Theatre Company. London production. First performance of this production at the Hackney Empire: 17 February 1995. Rehearsal photos by Ivan Kyncl.

Ivanov: by Anton Checkhov, in a new version by David Hare. First performance of this production at the Almeida Theatre: 6 February 1997. Front cover designed by Andrew Johnson and Nick Foley-Oates. Photograph by Darrell Gulin @ Tony Stone Images.

King John, Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance:  The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, 4 May 1988.  First London performance:  The Pit, 26 April 1989. Programme compiled by Kathy Elgin and designed by Ginny Crow.

King Lear: by William Shakespeare. The Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 28 June 1990. Programme researched and edited by Kathy Elgin. Designed by The Drawing Room, Warwick. Cover designed by Ginny Crow, RSC studio. Production photographed by Donald Cooper.

Love's Labours Lost, by William Shakespeare. The Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 30 August 1990. First London performance: Barbican Theatre, 21 March 1991. Program designed by Ginny Crow. Production Photographer, Ivan Kyncl with thanks to Alena Melichar.

The Man Who Came To Dinner: by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. The Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production: Barbican Theatre, London, 12 July 1989. Programme compiled by Kathy Elgin. Designed by Rupert Kirby.

A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare. Season for three plays ran until 31 August 1985. Presented at The Open Air Theatre, Regents Park. Front Cover - Costume Design for Sir Toby Belch by Tim Reed.

Much Ado About Nothing, by William Shakespeare. The Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 7 April 1988.

Playing With Trains: by Stephen Poliakoff. The Royal Shakespeare Company. First performance of this production: The Pit, 10 November 1989. Programme compiled by Kathy Elgin and designed by Ginny Crow. Production photographer Richard Mildenhall.

Ring Round The Moon, by Jean Anouilh. Season for three plays ran until 31 August 1985. Presented at The Open Air Theatre, Regents Park. Front Cover - Costume Design for Sir Toby Belch by Tim Reed.

Six Characters In Search Of An Author: by Luigi Pirancello, in a new version by Nicholas Wright. The National Theatre. Programme cover (and poster) designed by Richard Bird. Illustration by Stephen Hall. Programme designed by Michael Mayhew. Production photographed by Michael Mayhew.

Ting Tang Mine: A New Play By Nick Darke. The National Theatre. Opening: The Cottesloe Theatre, 23 September 1987. Poster/Program Cover designed by Richard Bird and Illustrated by Hilda Foschtinski.

Troilus and Cressida: by William Shakespeare. The Royal Shakespeare Company, The Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 18 April 1990. Programme designed by Ginny Crow and compiled by Kathy Elgin. Cover illustration by Steve Xerri. Production photographer John Haynes.

Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare. Season for three plays ran until 31 August 1985. Presented at The Open Air Theatre, Regents Park. Front Cover - Costume Design for Sir Toby Belch by Tim Reed.

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Interviews:

Cherry Jones returns to Broadway - Connor Ennis, CANOE. May 11, 2006.

In 'Faith Healer,' Ralph Fiennes, Cherry Jones and Others Perform an Ensemble of Solos - Susan Lehman, The New York Times. April 30, 2006.

'Faith Healer' Returns, Looking for Redemption - Robert Feldberg, NorthJersey.com. April 16, 2006.

Keeping the Faith - Brian Scott Lipton, Theatermania.com. April 12, 2006.

Politics from the cradle for Redgrave - Lynn Barber, The Australian. March 31, 2006.

The Thursday Column: Dublin - Andrew O'Hagen, The Telegraph. March 30, 2006.

My Family and other Super Stars - James Christopher, The Times. March 23, 2006.

Sitting in the Dock of the Bay - Minty Clinch, The Times. March 9, 2006.

Fiennes Feeling Fine in Dublin - Irish Voice. February 21, 2006.

A Man Alone - Joseph Dalton, Albany Times Union. February 10, 2006.

A Serious Player - Alice Jones, The Independent. February 1, 2006.

Zooming In On ... Natasha Richardson: An Irresistible Story Was Only Part of the Story - Stephen Becker, The Dallas Morning News. January 20, 2006.

Richardson Trods Familial Ground - Leslie Brokaw, The Boston Herald. January 8, 2006.

Classic Actress - Ramin Setoodeh, Newsweek. December 30, 2005.

Embarrassment of riches - Greg Marzullo, Houston Voice. December 23, 2005.

All the World's His Stage - Donna Freydkin, USA Today. December 20, 2005.

It's a Hobby He Has Clearly Mastered - Susan King, Los Angeles Times. December 17, 2005.

'Countess' Reunites with Acting Royalty - New York Daily News. December 16, 2005.

Ivory recalls Merchant and last film together - Hollywood Reporter. December 16, 2005.

White Countess - Entertainment Weekly. December 6, 2005.

'Countess' rewarding for Richardson - Bill Thompson, The Post and Courier. November 20, 2005.

Fiennes on the "Harry Potter" Franchise and Playing a Truly Evil Character - Rebecca Murray, About.com. November 1, 2005.

'Goblet Of Fire' Will Not Be Kid's Stuff - Michael Simpson, BBC. October 24, 2005.

Exclusive Interview: Mike Newell - Paul Fischer, Dark Horizons. October 24, 2005.

Interview: Ralph Fiennes for "White Countess" and "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" - Paul Fischer, Dark Horizons. October 21, 2005.

No Rehearsals, James Ivory Style - Michi Kaifu, HollywoodNewsWire.net. October 17, 2005.

The Interview with Ralph Fiennes (Actor) - OutNow.CH. September 8, 2005.

Ralph Fiennes Seeks the Essence of his Characters - Georgette Gouveia, The Indianapolis Star. September 4, 2005.

Interview: Ralph Fiennes (The Constant Gardener) - Devin Faraci, CHUD. August 29, 2005.

Interview: Ralph Fiennes discusses taking on intrigue in "Constant Gardener" - NPR News. August 25, 2005.

Deborah Warner: Breaking the rules - again - Paul Taylor, The Independent. April 15, 2005.

A Tumult - And We're On! - Fiona Shaw, The Telegraph. April 12, 2005.

Ralph Fiennes Talks About "The White Countess" - Rebecca Murray, HollywoodNewsWire.net. 2005.

Cronenberg in the Flesh (Almost) - Andrew Burden, iafrica.com. June 4, 2003.

In Search Of Ibsen's Essence - Adrian Noble, The Independent. May 29, 2003.

'I Like To Play Tortured Souls' - Brian Viner, The Independent. May 12, 2003.

There's Just No Stopping Him - Alex Sirez, The Sunday Times. May 11, 2003.

Returning Hollywood Hero is a Brand Name - Andrew Davies, The Birmingham Post. April 28, 2003.

Firebrand Fiennes - Evening Mail. April 25, 2003.

A Man For All Seasons - Chris Hewitt, Sunday Telegraph. April 13, 2003.

Film: Spider man: An interview with David Cronenberg - David Cronenberg, Movie Net. April 10, 2003.

Versatile Ralph Fiennes is the Consummate Director's Actor - Chris Hewitt, Saint Paul Pioneer Press. March 28, 2003.

Being J-Lo's Lover Was the Hardest Job I've Ever Had - Robin Walker, Daily Post. March 8, 2003.

Super Spider Man: Ralph Fiennes continues to defy leading-man typecasting in latest film - Douglas Rowe, Edmonton Journal. March 8, 2003.

Film: Spider man: An interview with David Cronenberg - Gary M. Kramer, Gay City News. March 7, 2003.

Cronenberg Talks Spider - Brian Linder, IGN Film Force. March 6, 2003.

David Cronenberg on "Spider": "Reality Is What You Make Of It" - Anthony Kaufman, IndieWire. February 28, 2003.

Fiennes Adds To Web Of Dark Roles - Early Show. February 25, 2003.

Come of Age: An Interview with Spider Director David Cronenberg - Warren Curry, Cinema Speak. February 24, 2003.

Ralph Fiennes - In Two Minds About Ralph - Gill Pringle, The Mirror. January 3, 2003.

Ralph Fiennes: Spider Interview - Prarie Miller, Star Interviews. January 1, 2003.

The Quiet Man - Jamie Graham, Total Film Interview. January, 2003.

Adrian Noble on Brand - RSC Website. 2003.

Ralph Fiennes on Brand - RSC Website. 2003.

Spider Interview - New York Magazine. 2003.

Spider, The Fly, and Cronenberg's movie habits - Pablo Kjolseth, Movie Habit. 2003.

Still Drawn To The Flame - William Wallace, Los Angeles Times Calendar. December 15, 2002.

Menace to Society - Danny Leigh, Guardian Unlimited. December 13, 2002.

Interview with David Cronenberg - Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central. November 15, 2002.

Ralph Fiennes Is Playing Another Chilling Villain - Alison Jones, The Birmingham Post. October 12, 2002.

Interview of the week: Ralph Fiennes - Karen Butler, UPI. September 26, 2002.

Puffed for 'Dragon' - Megan Turner, New York Post. September 19, 2002.

Monster of A Part - Thomas Quinn, The Daily Record. August 30, 2002.

Adventures in Motion Pictures - Patrick McGrath, Guardian Unlimited. July 27, 2002.

David Cronenberg on Spider - May 21, 2002.

I Believe the Children Must Win - Ralph Fiennes, The Telegraph, Family. December 14, 2001.

Ralph: One Fiennes Actor Performer Reveals Layers of Talent #1 - Evan Henerson, Daily News. December 20, 2000.

As He Likes It - Ed Karam, Time Out New York. September 13, 2000.

Ralph Fiennes ducks the limelight to concentrate on his work - Terry Lawson, Knight Rider/Tribune News. June 20, 2000.

Ralph Will Make a Rich Richard - Linus Roache, Evening Standard. March 23, 2000.

Adrian Wootton interviews Neil Jordan, Ralph Fiennes and Stephen Woolley - Adrian Wootton, Guardian Unlimited. February 4, 2000.

That Serious Actor Rolls the Dice on Romance, Emma Peel and a Name Change - E! Online. 2000.

Martha, Ralph Fiennes: Siblings and comrades - David Gritten, Los Angeles Times. December 16, 1999.

A Fiennes Romance This Is - Cathleen McGuigan, Newsweek. December 6, 1999.

A Fiennes Affair - Rob Tannenbaum, Harper's Bazaar. December, 1999.

The Byronic Man - Lydia Slater, Harpers & Queen. December, 1999.

Ralph Fiennes: On Screen, Over Lunch, Ever The Distant Hero - Jennet Conant, The New York Times. November 28, 1999.

Fiennes Keeps it in the Family - Steve Pratt, Northern Echo. November 18, 1999.

Family Affair - Guardian Unlimited. November 14, 1999.

Mr Fiennes Changes Hats - Sheila Johnson, The Sunday Telegraph. November 14, 1999.

Labour of Love - Candida Crewe, The Times. November 13, 1999.

What's Romantic is a Man Who's Heart is Dead - Elsa Fernández-Santos, San Sebastián. September 26, 1999.

We Two Are One - Nicci Gerard, British Vogue Magazine. September, 1999.

Blood Ties: Interview with Ralph Fiennes - Greg Bottoms, Gadfly Magazine. February, 1999.

My Private Life is Private - TV Week, Australia. October 1, 1998.

The English Agent - Iain Blair, The Boston Herald. August 9, 1998.

You Can Call Me Ralph - Steven Hardy, The Sunday Mirror. August 2, 1998.

The Man With (at Least) Two Brains - Ann Patchett, GQ Magazine. July, 1998.

Study the Fiennes Print: It Says That Ralph is Sexy - Dan Webster, The Spokesman Review. January 5, 1998.

The Reel Mr. Fiennes - Mary Colbert, Vogue Magazine. January, 1998.

Enigmatic Fiennes Close-mouthed on Private Life - CNN. December 31, 1997.

Oscar's Wild: gambling with Ralph Fiennes - Patricia Abbey, Associated Press. December 31, 1997.

Oscar's Wild: Fambling With Fiennes - Patricia Bibby, Associated Press. December 24, 1997.

The Patient Englishman - Sarah Lambert, Time OUT London. December 17, 1997.

One Fiennes Day - Elizabeth McCracken, Elle Magazine. December, 1997.

Oscar and Lucinda: Interview with Ralph Fiennes - Prairie Miller. December, 1997.

Oscar and Lucinda - Merle Ginsberg, Los Angeles Magazine. November, 1997.

Ralph Fiennes - Mummy's Boy - News Weekly. April 7, 1997.

Talking To Ralph Fiennes - Women's Own Magazine. March 17, 1997.

Interview With Ralph Fiennes: The English Patient - E!. March, 1997.

Interview With Ralph Fiennes: Ivanov - January 1, 1997.

Interview With Ralph Fiennes - Barry Norman, BBC Film. 1997.

Patrick Stoner Interview With Ralph Fiennes - Patrick Stoner, WHYY Radio. 1997.

Unraveling Ralph Fiennes - Chris Heath, US Magazine. December, 1996.

Star's New Film Role Made For An Oscar - Maggie Alderson, The Sydney Morning Herald. November 14, 1996.

To Be Or Not To Be Ralph Fiennes - Interview Magazine. November, 1996.

Blood Ties: Interview with Ralph Fiennes - Jan Moir, Daily Telegraph. October 19, 1996.

The English Patient - Rhoda Koenig, Vogue Magazine. September, 1996.

A Prince Who Is No Melancholy Dane - Bruce Weber, The New York Times. April 30, 1995.

British GQ Interview - Jessica Berens, British GQ. March, 1995.

Andrew Billen quizzes Ralph Fiennes, Hamlet for the 90's - Andrew Billen, The Billen Interview. February, 1995.

Prince Ralph - Margit Meyer, Vogue Magazine. February, 1995.

The Reel Mr. Fiennes - "M", Movie Magazine. 1995.

A Star Without Question - Tom Gliatto w/Vicki Sheff-Cahan, People Magazine. September 26, 1994.

Quiz Kid - Holly Millea, Premiere. September, 1994.

Ralph Fiennes - People Magazine. May 9, 1994.

It's Pronounced Rafe Fines - Jess Cagle, Entertainment Weekly. March 4, 1994.

The Man Behind the Monster - Richard Corliss, Time Magazine. February 24, 1994.

New Heights - Minty Clinch, British Elle Magazine. October, 1992.

In The Footsteps of Olivier and O'Toole - Matt Wolf, Up and Coming. May 3, 1992.

Ralph Fiennes - Portrayer of Huge, Tormented Souls - The Times. June 23, 1991.

Relative Values: A Pair With Flair - Cecelia Toynbee, The Times. February 11, 1990.

A Fiennes Affair - Lisa Sewards, Expressions. 1990.

An Intense Actor Yearns for Youth's Idyll - Carrie Rickey.

Author Q & A: A Conversation with Kazuo Ishiguro -

From One Lawrence To Another - Bart Mills, Los Angeles Times.

INTERVIEW: Ralph and Martha Fiennes Push(kin) 19th Century "Onegin" - Andrea Meyer, IndieWire.

Ralph Fiennes (Himself) - Cameron Docherty.

Ralph Fiennes: Interview for UGO - Daniel Robert Epstein, UGO.

Spider - David Cronenberg, Movie Net.

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