Welcome to Tom Hiddleston Online a fansite for the actor mostly know for his role in Marvel's Cinematic Universe Loki. You might also know him for his role in theater plays such as Coriolanus and Betrayal, and other films and series such as The Night Manager, War Horse, Kong: Skull Island, Crimson Peak, Only Lovers Left Alive and many more. Tom Hiddleston will be seen next on Disney's series Loki and Apple TV The Essex Serpent.
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The latest issue of the american magazine Entertainment Weekly features Tom and “Only Lovers Left Alive”. Thanks to my friend Claudia, our gallery has been updated with high quality scans from it. I hope you like them!
The website Metro has just posted an interview in which Tom talks about playing a moody vampire in “Only Lovers Left Alive”, read it below:
With “Only Lovers Left Alive,” British actor Tom Hiddleston teams up with Tilda Swinton and director Jim Jarmusch to wrestle the vampire genre back from the “Twilight” crowd, with Hiddleston and Swinton starring as two moody, music-obsessed bloodsuckers who can’t live without each other.
Was there any hesitation about stepping into the vampire world?
Absolutely none. It was amazing. I met Jim Jarmusch in November 2011, and I’d just finished shooting “Avengers,” and I was in New York for “War Horse,” which was just opening, and I was about to shoot the Shakespeare plays for PBS. So there was superheroes and soldiers and Shakespeare, and met Jim and he said, “I’m going to make a film about love, and it’s about two very delicate, sophisticated creatures who love music and poetry and nature. He’s a kind of rock star musician who’s also a kind of scientist and physicist, and she’s a poet. Oh and by the way, they’re vampires.” [Laughs] The vampire theme was really a framing for Jim to attempt a narrative about this theme of love, acceptance, time, creativity and mortality.Continue reading Tom on playing a vampire in ‘Only Lovers Left Alive’
The Village Voice Movies has just published a new interview in which Tom talks about Only Lovers Left Alive and his desire to play mortal characters someday. Read it below:
Tom Hiddleston can pull off extreme looks. In The Avengers, he strutted around in Loki’s two-foot horned helmet. For Midnight in Paris, he finessed F. Scott Fitzgerald’s prim finger waves. And in his latest, Jim Jarmusch’s vampire romance Only Lovers Left Alive, Hiddleston lounges bare-chested in velvet-cuffed robes. The only style he can’t swing — at least, as far as casting directors seem to think — is modern, everyday mortal.
Consider his last 12 months. As if out to prove his range, the 33-year-old British actor played a god in a Marvel blockbuster (Thor: The Dark World), took Only Lovers to Cannes, clocked three months performing Coriolanus in a 250-seat London theater that was once a banana-ripening house, and, three days after the closing curtain, bounced to Toronto, where he’s shooting the Victorian ghost story Crimson Peak with Guillermo del Toro. (“He’s like a great Mexican bear,” he laughs. “I hug him every day, repeatedly.”) Even with all that, there’s a huge swath of things he has yet to do: contemporary thrillers, clever dramedies, romantic comedies, and anything, well, normal.
“It’s crazy, because I was born in 1981 and I’m alive and well in 2014 — it’s not that I’m conscientiously not doing contemporary stuff,” insists Hiddleston. “I think it’s really difficult to make a good romantic comedy. I’d love to play them; they just don’t tend to come my way at the moment. I’m taking it as a compliment one way or another, but it’s very much an ambition of mine to wear jeans.”
In this new interview about “The Pirate Fairy”, Tom talks about his character, Captain Hook, the song “The Frigate That Flies”, why he wanted to be a part of the film and its message. Watch it below:
Find out why Tom Hiddleston believes that Brits play the best villains in the latest Jaguar USA commercial.
A new clip from the film “Only Lovers Left Alive” has been released, watch it below:
Here’s a longer video of Tom during the making of “The Pirate Fairy”:
Our gallery has been updated with new promotional images from the film “Only Lovers Left Alive”. I have also replaced some MQ images for HQ ones and re-uploaded some of the existing files in the album in an attempt to make it more organized. I hope you like the additions!
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has just shared a portion of one of the bonus features that will appear on The Pirate Fairy (April 1, 2014, pre-order). The bonus feature, which totals over 4 minutes in length, is titled ‘The Making of the Frigate that Flies’ and features Tom Hiddleston (voice of James / Captain Hook) singing one of the film’s anthems, ‘The Frigate That Flies.’ Watch it below:
A new poster for Tom’s “Only Lovers Left Alive” has surfaced on the internet this week, and it has been added to our photo gallery. Thoughts?
