The 40-year-old actor appeared virtually during the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday night (May 16) to debut a new clip for his upcoming Disney+ series, featuring he and co-star Owen Wilson.
Here’s the current synopsis for the show from the streaming service: Watch Loki — the imperious God of Mischief — who, after absconding with the Tesseract, is a fish-out-of-water when he lands in a world of trouble with the bureaucratic TVA (Time Variance Authority).
Huge news for fans eagerly awaiting Loki, the upcoming Disney+ and Marvel series bringing back Tom Hiddleston‘s fan favorite villain.
The show was originally supposed to continue the Disney+ trend of new Marvel shows being released every Friday on the streaming service. However, now, things are different!
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There has been much speculation about just which actor will take over the coveted role of James Bond following Daniel Craig‘s final movie, No Time To Die, which debuts later this year.
Tom recently opened up about the prospect of playing the MI-6 secret agent with Empire magazine and shared that everything he would ultimately say would be turned into a clue.
“What can I say that you don’t already know?” he mused. “It’s interesting in itself that I’ve suddenly become very aware of what I’m saying, is it not? Because there’s something about what I’m saying that becomes the story. Not for you, but for the world outside. Whatever I say, I’ve found, generated more questions.”
Tom Hiddleston is opening up about why he stepped away from on screen roles in a new interview.
The 40-year-old actor chatted with Empire magazine and talked about his decision to seek out stage roles and not take as many on-screen parts.
“A few things crossed my path and I thought carefully about them, but they didn’t feel quite right, so I didn’t do them,” Tom shared about the roles that did come his way.
He added that he’d been “playing so many different people in so many different parts of the world, and it’s very important to distinguish what’s real in one’s own life, and look after those things. Because if you don’t look after them, they can be lost, or they can be marginalized, and then you come home one day and they’re not there anymore.”
Tom is currently filmingThe Essex Serpent with Claire Danes in England, and fans can watch him in Loki, which comes to Disney+ on June 11.
The annual celebration of film and television, presented by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, is happening at Royal Albert Hall on Sunday (April 11) in London, United Kingdom.
There are already a bunch of stars in attendance (in person!) at the ceremony. Big nominees this year include Nomadland, which is nominated for a whopping seven awards this year including best film, best director, adapted screenplay, leading actress, cinematography, editing and sound.
Here’s the current synopsis from the streaming service: Watch Loki—the imperious God of Mischief—who, after absconding with the Tesseract, is a fish-out-of-water when he lands in a world of trouble with the bureaucratic TVA (Time Variance Authority). Tom Hiddleston returns to the universe in the title role.
Loki will be coming to the streaming service on June 11 and there are some exciting stars attached to the series. Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Oscar nominee Richard E. Grant, and English actress Sophia Di Martino are all starring alongside Tom in the show.
Check out the brand new trailer, and be sure to tune into Disney+ on June 11.
The two sat down for an interview with Jess Cagle and Julia Cunningham for this week’s episode of SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Podcast with Julia Cunningham.
During the conversation, the The Falcon and the Winter Soldier co-stars were asked about the extent of their relationship.
“We’re friends. It’s, it’s hard because, you know, we always traveled to different places and do different stuff, but, you know, we talk to each other, I would say more than the average person and, you know, I, I love admire and respect Sebastian. I feel like, you know, he’s for, for our generation, the work that he’s been able to do and the resume that he’s been able to put together is admirable. You know? So it’s a mutual respect, appreciation and understanding and, and me trying to get on that couch though,” Anthony said.
“Yeah, no, I, I completely agree…like he’s been in so many movies that I’ve watched and I’ve loved and he’s turned in performance after performance for a very long time…maybe it’s a protective nature that we also developed because we have been close and we’ve gone down this path and now, we have this thing and it worked out. But we’re also aware of how we can keep laughing at each other and at the whole thing, because it just goes by like that, you know what I mean? You can’t take yourself too seriously. And he’s definitely taught me that more,” Sebastian went on to say.
The two also jokingly discussed their competition within the MCU, including Tom Hiddleston and Tom Holland.
“We throw it down, man. Now the problem is, you know, when Loki comes out, you know, I mean…there is competition within Marvel,” Anthony said.
“There is competition. I want to see somebody do an algorithm or figure out if we were in a movie theater, how much money we would have made’ ’cause I know it would have been more than Tom Holland as Spider-Man,” he went on to say.
“One last thing to say: if The Night Manager is any indication…then either we are screwed or in a really great place,” Sebastian jokingly added.
“Anybody named Tom gets it all day,” Anthony laughed.
