Some of the Catholic cardinals watched the Oscar-winning papal election drama “Conclave” to prepare for this week’s real-life Vatican election.

The four films will star Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney and ...

In order to prepare for the real conclave occurring, several cardinals were reported watching the 2024 movie "Conclave" to gain insight into how the process works.

In the wake of Pope Francis' death, viewership has spiked for "Conclave," about the choosing of a new pope. Two experts tell ...

And guess what? You can watch it for free now! Ralph Fiennes stars in Conclave, a gripping drama based on Robert Harris’s bestseller, and it’s all about the secretive, high-stakes world of electing a ...

Streaming on Amazon Prime Video at no additional cost to subscribers, and available on other PVOD platforms, Conclave stars Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci and is based on an eponymous novel by Robert ...

The recent death of Pope Francis has ignited interest in a film about the selection of a new pope. “Conclave,” a political thriller released last year, is currently streaming on Amazon Prime ...

Starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci ... as opposed to the white smoke when a candidate is elected. According to Rev. Thomas Reese, a columnist at Religion News Service with a PhD in ...

The world was left devastated when Pope Francis died on April 21 and now the Catholic Church is preparing to elect a new Pope ...

After scooping up eight Academy Award nominations (and winning Best Adapted Screenplay), papal drama Conclave is back on filmgoers' lips following the death of Pope Francis on Monday.

Following Pope Francis's death at 88, Ralph Fiennes's film 'Conclave' gains relevance, offering insights into the papal selection process. The movie explores the complexities cardinals face when ...

Based on the novel by Robert Harris, Edward Berger's acclaimed film stars Ralph Fiennes as Cardinal Lawrence ... Speaking with the New York Times, Jesuit expert Rev. Thomas J.