Rossellini grew up in Rome and said while the church has always had its controversies, she still sees it as a place where people from all over the world can come together. "Rome w

Thanks to her years as a Lancome model — not to mention her famous lineage — Isabella Rossellini may have one of the most famous faces in Hollywood. So even though she’s hidden in a nun’s habit in her role as Sister Agnes in director Edward Berger‘s “Conclave,

DEADLINE: Sister Agnes’s use of her agency is also very important in assisting Cardinal Lawrence in the election cycle. She has that line, “I know my role is to be invisible. Nevertheless, God gave me eyes and ears. So, therefore, I see and hear.” Can you talk more about that scene?

Rossellini’s captivating seven-minute, 51-second appearance in Edward Berger’s 120-minute religious thriller “ Conclave ” could be enough to earn the veteran actor the first Oscar nomination of her career.

In the papal thriller “Conclave,” Isabella Rossellini’s character, Sister Agnes, is a woman of few words. When she does speak, during a pivotal moment in Edward Berger’s film, it’s from a place of truth,

American actress, who dons a habit for Edward Berger's papal thriller, discusses her Catholic education — and more