Conclave Ending Explained: Breaking Down The Shocking Twist And What Director Edward Berger Has To Say About It
In Conclave, Cardinal Lawrence ( Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with organizing the election of the successor to the recently deceased pope, which proves to be no easy task due to the strange circumstances of the sudden death of the Catholic Church’s leader and all the political infighting for control of the Holy See.
New thriller 'Conclave' comes close to home for Vatican
Speaking to IndieWire, the Oscar winner explains how he executed Robert Harris' bestselling thriller with able support from ...
EXCLUSIVE: Filmmaker Edward Berger says that Ralph Fiennes' sublime performance as the cardinal charged with overseeing the ...
Exclusive: While denying rumors he’s been approached about directing the next James Bond movie, Conclave director Edward ...
If I could give only a one-word review of Edward Berger's "Conclave" it would be "unexpected." While that sounds vague, that's the point. I went into this film blind and I'm glad for it ...
Hello Insiders, the big international chatter this week came from Cannes, but there’s been plenty of film and TV stories ...
"Conclave" director Edward Berger weighs in on some of the more controversial parts of his new movie about papal elections, ...
Berger, whose credits include the Oscar-winning “All Quiet on the Western Front,” described “Conclave” as a “chess game of ...
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Enter Rome’s Cinecitta studios – which is no stranger to housing re-creations. Davies found incomplete flat-packed scenery from a previous production. “It was packed down into flats which were eight ...
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