John Lithgow Shines in New Thriller ‘Conclave’ and Reflects on His Iconic Role in ‘Harry and the Hendersons’

John Lithgow, a veteran American actor known for his versatile roles, is currently making waves with his performance in the new thriller ‘Conclave‘. This film, which follows the secretive and ancient process of selecting a new Pope, features Lithgow alongside other acclaimed actors such as Stanley Tucci and Lucian Msamati.

In ‘Conclave’, Lithgow brings his signature depth and nuance to the role, contributing to the movie’s gripping pace and intense drama. The film has been well-received at the box office, with audiences and critics alike praising the performances of the cast.

Besides his current success in ‘Conclave’, Lithgow is also being celebrated for his iconic role in the 1987 family comedy ‘Harry and the Hendersons’. In this film, he plays George Henderson, a man whose family forms an unexpected bond with a Bigfoot named Harry. The movie is notable for its compassionate portrayal of the mythical creature, depicting Bigfoot not as a monster but as a person deserving of respect and care.

‘Harry and the Hendersons’ has been highlighted for its moral lesson and its unique take on the Bigfoot legend, standing out from other films of its time that typically portrayed such creatures as villains. The film’s themes of compassion and the importance of respecting nature continue to resonate with audiences today.

Lithgow’s career, spanning decades and including a wide range of roles, is a testament to his talent and adaptability. From his early days studying at Harvard University and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art to his current roles in films like ‘Conclave’, he has consistently delivered memorable performances.