OlderTom Hardy: 'Dazed and Confused' Feature!
Tom Hardy shows off his tattoos in this new shot from Dazed and Confused magazine’s latest issue, featuring cover girl Juno Temple!
Here’s what the 33-year-old Warrior actor had to share:
On his trainer, “P-nut”: “We decide what I want to look like, and then he helps me get there. He’s my nanny, my best friend, my ‘manpanion’. And he also does a great rock ballad.”
On Star Trek: Nemesis and its tough time at the box office: “I ended up in hospital just after it came out. I broke down physically, spiritually, mentally.”
On how it feels to have so many scripts coming in now: “Yeah, people keep saying that to me: ‘The ship is afloat now Tom, you don’t have to worry.’ But I still think it will stop tomorrow, because that’s how I’ve always thought – I’m working out of fear. One day, I’ll enjoy leaning back into my pipe and slippers. At the moment, I still think I’m going to get kicked out of school – they’re going to realise I haven’t done my homework.”
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I remember first being introduced to Tom Hardy in the underappreciated ‘Star Trek: Nemesis’ (2002) but the world took no notice of him until the last couple of years. Now he is playing a villain in the final film in my other favourite franchise – ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ (2012). He is doing some amazing films now -
Warrior, This Means War, The Dark Knight Rises, Mad Max: Fury Road, Mad Max: Furiosa, etc.
He fights fellow Star Trek alumni Chris Pine in This Means War.
He fights Christian Bale in The Dark Knight Rises.
Oh Tom, judging from the intensity of your performances you sure do your homework!
Tom will always be Handsome Bob to me.
hahahah ok look at camera more
HOLY GUACAMOLE! That’s my man!!!! hehe. Yummy<3
cheap as he
cheap? Wish he was I’ll buy him! The only thing simply amazing about you is your infinite stupidity
Great actor and he’s old Hollywood stunning in those photos, drool.
I just hope Hollywood won’t ruin him.
I read above that he thought that Star Trek Nemesis was a failure, but I fail to see why that is so. Everyone KNOWS that many movies have fan bases, and believe me, this one was the best of the Trek movies, according to everyone I know, myself included. Maybe it didn’t make a great deal of money or fame, but it was seen and loved by that fan base, and more I’m sure, and isn’t that what acting is about? You actually carried that movie by the excellent way you portrayed that character. I don’t think you failed at all. Besides that, because of Nemesis, people became aware of who TOM HARDY is. That in itself is important. You didn’t fail. Look, I don’t follow movies and actors much, but I recognized his acting abilities from that role. I have a feeling that he’s going to be the best.
Wish he was I’ll buy him! The only thing simply amazing about you is your infinite stupidity