Ralph Fiennes on the red carpet at an event
The Big Picture As our interest shifts toward what movies will premiere later this year, it's impossible not to get hyped up about Edward Berger's next movie Conclave. The project stars Ralph Fiennes as a cardinal who starts to uncover dangerous secrets within the Catholic Church as his fellow Cardinals gather to vote for the next Pope after the mysterious death of the previous one. The drama is set to premiere in theaters on November 1.
The first-look images also revealed the rest of the main cast in character. Sergio Castellito plays an extremely conservative bishop, while Stanley Tucci's Cardinal Bellini has opposite views and is the most liberal of the candidates. John Lithgow is Cardinal Tremblay, a man who is not above corruption, and Carlos Diehz is Cardinal Benitez, a potential dark horse in the running. Additionally, Isabella Rossellini plays Sister Agnes, a nun who's as suspicious of the candidates as Lawrence.
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