The cast of the acclaimed movie "Conclave" has sent heartfelt messages to Pope Francis, who is currently hospitalized with pneumonia in both lungs. The Pope, who has been under medical care since February 14, received an outpouring of well-wishes from the ensemble that recently won the Best Ensemble trophy at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards. Isabella Rossellini, a member of the cast, expressed their collective concern and affection for the Pope.
"We are very, very worried for our pope," – Isabella Rossellini
"We love this pope — Papa Francesco, Pope Francis. We wish him well. We wish him to recover." – Isabella Rossellini
"Conclave," adapted from Robert Harris' 2016 best-selling novel, delves into the secretive process of electing a new pope within the Vatican. The thriller captures the intense and confidential proceedings of the papal conclave when cardinals convene to select a new Bishop of Rome following a vacancy due to death or retirement.
The film's gripping narrative and stellar performances have not gone unnoticed. It has secured eight nominations for the upcoming 97th Academy Awards, including a nod for Best Picture. This follows its success at the 78th British Academy Film Awards (Bafta) where it bagged four awards and its victory at the Golden Globe Awards for Best Screenplay.
Financially, "Conclave" has performed admirably at the box office. As of February 23, it has grossed $32.3 million in the United States and Canada, with an additional $64.3 million from other international markets. This brings its worldwide earnings to an impressive $98.5 million.
The movie's accolades and box office success underscore its impact and resonance with audiences worldwide. Its portrayal of the Vatican's intricate and often enigmatic processes has captivated viewers, contributing to its critical acclaim and commercial triumph.
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