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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Thanks to my lovely friend Claudia, our gallery has been updated with HD screen captures of “Thor: The Dark World”.
Category: Films Productions
Thor franchise villain Tom Hiddleston is set to unite with acclaimed filmmaker Ben Wheatley on his adaptation of JG Ballard’s High Rise.
Taking to Twitter and his blog, the Sightseers director confirmed the news and shared a poster by Jay Shaw.
Wheatley wrote “Here we go. Cant quite believe this is happening, Tom Hiddleston! Jeremy Thomas! Script by Amy Jump! JG BALLARD! Another ace Jay Shaw poster.”
Wheatley also confirmed that filming will commence in June.
A new clip from the film “Only Lovers Left Alive” has been released. It is called “Trapped By A Thing Called Love”, watch it below:
New promotional stills from “Only Lovers Left Alive” have been uploaded to our photo gallery.
A new Japanese trailer for the film “Only Lovers Left Alive” has been released, watch it below:
Tom spoke with EW about the state of cinematic villainy — why we love bad guys, why these villains are bigger than ever, and whether he believes himself to be evil at heart…
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Simple question: why do we love characters we hate?
TOM HIDDLESTON Well, that is the eternal question. There is this old phrase that “the devil plays all the best tunes.” There is a kind of freedom to being bad, an embracing of one’s most rebellious instincts. The idea that essentially order and chaos exist inside every human being and mostly – rightly — we behave ourselves. When you play a bad guy, you sort of cut loose from that sense of propriety.Is it more interesting to play a noble character or a cruel one?
I think most actors see acting as a kind of 3-D psychology, the study of people, the study of human nature. We find motivations and people’s emotional and psychological makeup to be fascinating, I know I do. Villains are challenging because they provide such fascinating case studies. You’re presented with a villain and the first question is – “What do they want? Why are they villainous?” So in Loki’s case, that answer is complex. He has a broken heart. He is grief stricken, bitter, lonely, sad, angry, ambitious, jealous and proud — and yet, he has a charm and a playfulness and a mischief. It’s a combination of factors I think. It’s that surface charm, that surface playfulness I think is appealing.
