In an interview held at the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy, Tom Hanks discusses his role as Robert Langdon in the film 'Inferno', his love for history, and his career achievements, including working with director Ron Howard. Hanks humorously demonstrates his knowledge of art and reflects on the changing world, the cost of living in New York, and the challenges faced by younger generations. He also touches on the themes of the film and the book 'Inferno' by Dan Brown, emphasizing the importance of not simplifying complex issues. The article also mentions that Hanks has been married to actress Rita Wilson for 28 years without any scandals.

Charlize Theron discussed her deep and serious approach to acting roles, including her character Queen Ravenna in 'The Huntsman: Winter's War', at the film's premiere in Hamburg, Germany. She expressed her pleasure in working with strong actresses like Emily Blunt and Jessica Chastain and highlighted the importance of detailed female characters in scripts. Theron also touched on her fascination with serial killers and human behavior, which informs her acting. She reflected on the challenges of playing a negative character and the broader issues of sexism and pay disparity in Hollywood, mentioning her emotional involvement in the story of Jennifer Lawrence's fight for equal pay.

Ralph Fiennes discusses his character 'M' in the James Bond film 'Spectre', describing him as a Cold War-era spy with a personal life that includes a linguist wife and two daughters. He reflects on the success of the Bond franchise, attributing it to the evolution of the character and Daniel Craig's fresh energy. Fiennes also shares his self-critical nature when watching his films, his favorite role in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', and the emotional impact of 'Schindler's List'. He mentions friendships with Russian actors and his future film about Rudolf Nureyev.