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Mark Rylance

  1. movie review
    Bones and All Is Curiously BloodlessEven though, as a cannibal road-movie romance, it technically has a lot of blood in it.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  2. mamma mia!
    Seeking: An Invitation to Christine Baranski’s Skinny-Dipping PartiesCherry Jones is down for some bacchanalia.
    By Jason P. Frank
  3. movie review
    The Outfit May Not Be Perfect, But It Works PerfectlyMark Rylance is riveting in this tight little gangster thriller set in a custom-suit shop.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  4. very bad guys
    Every Movie Villain Is a Tech BroThe long-gestating archetype gets at a dull, persistent itch in our psyches that we can’t scratch away.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  5. movie review
    Movie Review: The BFGDespite the inevitable E.T. comparisons, the two films have little in common.
    By David Edelstein
  6. trailer mix
    New The BFG Trailer: Bigger, Friendlier, GianterSteven Spielberg hears your lonely heart.
    By Halle Kiefer
  7. cannes 2016
    Cannes: Steven Spielberg On BFG, Mark Rylance We tried to find out if Spielberg might cast the Oscar winner in Indiana Jones 5.
    By Kyle Buchanan
  8. the industry
    Spielberg to Helm Kidnapping of Edgardo MortaraWith Mark Rylance attached as Pope Pius IX!
    By Sean Fitz-Gerald
  9. and the nominees are
    2016 BAFTA TV Nominations: It’s Idris Elba vs. Mark Rylance AgainThe Great British Bake Off gets its fifth consecutive nomination.
    By E. Alex Jung
  10. the industry
    One Direction Superfan Christopher Nolan Got Harry Styles for DunkirkIt will be the singer’s first film role.
    By Nate Jones
  11. egots
    Your Post-Oscar EGOT WatchMark Rylance is one of three men who are now halfway to an EGOT. 
    By Nate Jones
  12. theater review
    Theater Review: Nice Fish Brings News From Lake WobegonIce fishing through the midlife crisis.
    By Jesse Green
  13. winner’s circle
    Here Are the NYFCC 2015 WinnersInside Out begins its dominance.
    By E. Alex Jung
  14. Theater Review: Twelfth Night and Richard III“Richard, as presented here, is a compelling curiosity; Twelfth Night is sublime.”
    By Jesse Green
  15. stage dive
    The Chav Anthem That Is JerusalemJez Butterworth’s green and trenchant play.
    By Scott Brown
  16. stage dive
    Stage Dive: There’s a Theater in Their Mouths, and Everyone’s Invited!Mark Rylance’s goofy set of fake choppers in ‘La Bête’ are not alone on Broadway, and off.
    By Scott Brown
  17. stage dive
    Theater Review: Your Comp-Lit T.A. Would Have Loved La BêteIt would win best sketch at an end-of-semester talent show, hands down, but La Bête adds up to far, far less than it thinks it does.
    By Scott Brown
  18. stage dive
    Stage Dive: Theater Critic Scott Brown’s Ten Most Anticipated ProductionsPee-Wee Herman, a sort of ‘Star Trek’ invasion, and Sutton Foster singing “I Get a Kick Out of You” are a few of the expected delights of the upcoming season.
    By Scott Brown
  19. the industry
    Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Gael García Bernal to Thrill You! At a Languid, Quirky PacePlus industry news on Ellen Page, John Landis, and The Rock.