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One of Ralph Fiennes's first major roles was as another really bad guy: He played a Nazi officer in "Schindler's List." He's obviously very good at being bad, because the role scored him both an Oscar® and a Golden Globe nomination. He was nominated again for those two awards for playing a doomed romantic in "The English Patient." He also portrayed a cheater in "Quiz Show," a conflicted lover in "The End of the Affair," an edgy mental patient in "Spider," and another very bad man in "In Bruges." Some of Ralph's other popular films include "The Constant Gardener" and "Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit." Soon he'll be seen in "The Gifted," "The Reader," "The Duchess," and "The Hurt Locker" (upcoming movies not yet rated). Voldemort's a villain so terrible, the mere mention of his name can be deadly. "He Who Must Not Be Named" is the most powerful wizard in the world. Or at least, he used to be. Since his thwarted attack on Harry, Voldemort's a shell of his former self -- but he's regaining power. The only thing standing in his way now is Harry, and Voldemort is driven to destroy the boy. The two wizards are linked in a way that neither one understands, but both realize that their fight will be to the finish.