Ralph Fiennes is set to portray a younger President Coriolanus Snow in 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping,' a role made iconic by the late Donald Sutherland.

Fiennes steps into the role originally portrayed by Donald Sutherland, bringing decades of villainous gravitas to Suzanne Collins’s dystopian world. On her own X (formerly Twitter) account, Zegler ...

Attending the World Premiere of his new film '28 Years Later', Ralph Fiennes took a moment to discuss his upcoming role as President Coriolanus Snow in 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping ...

Attending the World Premiere of his new film '28 Years Later', Ralph Fiennes took a moment to discuss his upcoming role as President Coriolanus Snow in 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping' and ...

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When news broke that Ralph Fiennes—best known to Zegler’s generation as the face behind He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named—would take over the mantle of President Coriolanus Snow, the reaction was swift.

Ralph Fiennes, best known for playing Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter film series, is all set to step into the shoes of another iconic character. He has been roped in to play President Coriolanus ...

Ralph Fiennes shares his thoughts on stepping into The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping as President Snow after Donald Sutherland.

NEED TO KNOW Ralph Fiennes is sharing his thoughts on portraying President Coriolanus Snow in the next Hunger Games movie "I’m not going to try and be Donald Sutherland, because no one can be ...

NEED TO KNOW Ralph Fiennes is sharing his thoughts on portraying President Coriolanus Snow in the next Hunger Games movie "I’m not going to try and be Donald Sutherland, because no one can be ...

That includes Fiennes becoming the third actor to portray Coriolanus Snow. When speaking with THR about 28 Years Later, the Harry Potter actor got real about taking on the mantle from Sutherland.

Ralph Fiennes explained he's not imitating Donald Sutherland in Sunrise on the Reaping, but is inspired by his take on Snow.