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EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKThe Menu stars and director reveal their journeys into 'bizarre world' of fine dining (exclusive)
In the new satirical thriller, Nicholas Hoult and Anya Taylor-Joy play diners at an exclusive restaurant owned by Ralph Fiennes' celeb chef.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKRalph Fiennes was 'very intimidating' on 'The Menu' set, says Nicholas Hoult (exclusive)
The leading man was an intimidating prospect for some of his co-stars in the new satirical thriller.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKNicholas Hoult wishes he had an intimacy coordinator on 'Skins'
Hoult starred in the teen drama when he was 17.
CelebrityYahoo Celebrity UKHarry Potter fan Anya Taylor-Joy hid Ralph Fiennes excitement until shoot wrapped
The actor said working with the 'Harry Potter' star was a 'big deal'.
NewsYahoo Celebrity'Harry Potter' actor Ralph Fiennes calls backlash against J.K. Rowling's trans comments 'disturbing'
Fiennes portrayed the evil Voldemort in four of the "Harry Potter" films.
NewsAnjali MandaliaVictoria’s Tom Hughes: Four Career-Defining Moments
Prince Albert finally made an appearance on last night’s episode of ITV’s latest series Victoria, and what an entrance it was. Albert and his brother Ernest (David Oakes) arrive at Buckingham Palace at the most opportune moment - Victoria (Jenna Coleman) is entertaining her friends at the piano. The swoon-worthy Tom Hughes adopts a smouldering glare, ‘tache and German accent to convincingly win over the heart of our Queen, and viewers alike (sorry Lord Melbourne).
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Theatre Review: The Master Build, Old Vic Ralph Fiennes shines in this uneven, uneasy Ibsen Ralph Fiennes, once so synonymous with villains and buttoned up English men, has more recently revealed his talent for comedy behind that clipped delivery.
<p><a rel="nofollow" href="http://theviewfromtheuppercircle.com/2016/02/17/theatre-review-the-master-build-old-vic/">Theatre Review: The Master Build, Old Vic</a></p> <p>Ralph Fiennes shines in this uneven, uneasy Ibsen Ralph Fiennes, once so synonymous with villains and buttoned up English men, has more recently revealed his talent for comedy behind that clipped delivery.</p>
