Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones on "The Invisible Woman"

The Leonard Lopate Show | Dec 20, 2013

Ralph Fiennes discusses directing and starring in “The Invisible Woman” with Felicity Jones. It’s a romantic drama, which revolves around the secret love affair between Charles Dickens (Fiennes) and a young actress Nelly Ternan (Jones), and is based on Claire Tomalin's. “The Invisible Woman” opens at Lincoln Plaza and the Angelika theater on December 25.

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