Academy Conversations: The Invisible Woman

The Invisible Woman discussion with actor/director Ralph Fiennes on December 7, 2013 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
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[@cyn1961]

he is about 52yo and his hairline has been receding for decades....but he remains sexy, intelligent and he is absolutely amazing as an actor....if you ever have a chance to see him on stage....do it....you will be amazed....

[@lw3646]

Really excellent film, two great performances, it looks and sounds great, it also really puts you back into the 19th century rather than trying to "update" or trying to "reimagine" it.

[@mariarey9286]

I am loving the fact that all these fabulous actors have now become fantastic directors.. #academyfans #sendmetotheoscars

[@rawandsahib2281]

This guy is great i saw some of his movies

[@nesaalli8778]

I love all the old fashion costumes to look at xx

[@sarizonana]

To evancortez2
I think nothing has happened to his looks this interview let's say it was just a bad day, when he Is in a better mood and smiles he inmediatley is again the man we felt in love in Maid in Manhattan.
I just saw an interview of him with Jimmy Kimell promoting the invisible woman and he was as hot as we are used to see him.

[@darkprincess1918]

I think he just needs plenty of rest and eat more!

[@CALIBRSTEPAN]

Poor guy, he bald ... I feel sorry for him :-)

[@evancortez2]

What happened to the Ralph Fiennes that was J.Lo's handsome leading man in "Maid in Manhattan"? He looks like a serial killer now

[@DeniseInChains]

nothing happened... -.- he is still so very attractive.

[@cynthianolder3557]

His hairline receded -sometimes it happens. So, what does a serial killer look like?