Category: Films Productions

2015 Aug 30

(Scans) Crimson Peak: The Art of Darkness

On October 16th critically acclaimed and award-winning director Guillermo del Toro returns to his Gothic roots in the upcoming thriller Crimson Peak. But a few days before, on October 13th, Crimson Peak: The Art of Darkness arrives from Insight Editions to immerse readers into the world del Toro created for the film. The book features extensive interviews with the director, artists, and key actors. It’s written by Mark Salisbury with a foreword by Guillermo del Toro. Thanks to Dread Central and Insight Editions, we have updated our gallery with several scans from the book.

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2015 Aug 20

Promotional stills from ‘I Saw The Light’

The first promotional stills for ‘I Saw The Light’ have been added to our photo gallery, as well as an image of Tom and his co-star Elizabeth Olsen on set with the film’s crew.

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2015 Aug 20

‘I Saw The Light’ to premiere at TIFF

The complete line-up for this year’s Toronto International Film Festival was announced on Tuesday, and over 100 films have been added to its program. Tom’s ‘I Saw The Light’ is set to premiere during the festival, which runs from September 10 to 20, but the exact date of the event is yet to be released.

Special Presentations added 19 titles, including eight world premieres: Gordon Green’s “Crisis”; Vanderbilt’s “Truth”; Gaby Dellal’s family saga “About Ray,” starring Naomi Watts, Elle Fanning and Susan Sarandon; Marc Abraham’s “I Saw the Light,” the story of country legend Hank Williams, starring Tom Hiddleston; Rob Reiner’s teen rehab tale “Being Charlie,” starring Nick Robinson and Morgan Saylor; Matthew Cullen’s “London Fields,” based on Martin Amis’ novel and starring Thornton; Lorene Scafaria’s “The Meddler,” about a recent widow (Sarandon) who moves to L.A. to be closer to her daughter; and Indian filmmaker Pan Nalin’s comic drama “Angry Indian Goddesses.”

Source: Variety

2015 Aug 20

Gallery additions: ‘Crimson Peak’ Posters + Photoshoot

Our gallery has been updated with a few official posters from ‘Crimson Peak’. The film opens in theaters on October 16, 2015.

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2015 Jul 07

New “Crimson Peak” Poster Released

A new poster for “Crimson Peak” has been released, and it will be featured in the film’s promotion during Comic Con this Friday.

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2015 Jun 24

Legendary to Promote “Crimson Peak” at Comic-Con

Legendary will show footage and present cast members from “Crimson Peak,” “Krampus” and “Warcraft” at its July 11 panel in Hall H at Comic-Con in San Diego. Tom’s presence has been confirmed at the event!

“Crimson Peak,” directed by Guillermo del Toro, is a gothic horror story starring Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston and Charlie Hunnam. Legendary Pictures produced, with Universal set to release “Crimson Peak” at the height of the Halloween season on Oct. 16.

Source: Variety

2015 Jun 17

New promotional poster for “Crimson Peak”

A new promotional poster for “Crimson Peak” featuring Tom has been released and added to our gallery. Thanks to Luciana, from jessica-chastain.com, for sending it our way!

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2015 Jun 08

New promotional stills from “Crimson Peak”

Our gallery has been updated with new promotional stills from “Crimson Peak”, as well as a better version of the first image from the film’s promotional photoshoot.

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2015 Jun 03

Tom’s interview for Collider

In an interview with Collider, Tom revealed details about his role in the upcoming Guillermo del Toro film “Crimson Peak”.

Tom Hiddleston revealed that while he wasn’t the first choice to play Sir Thomas Sharpe in “Crimson Peak,” he jumped at the opportunity knowing that he would be working with Guillermo del Toro and a stellar list of cast members.

He said, “It’s just brilliant, it just is a brilliant screenplay, and I wanted to work with him, I knew that Jessica, and Mia [Wasikowska], and Charlie [Hunnam] were locked in and on board; and I love Mia and I know Jessica from before and I wanted to work with Charlie so there was just no possible way I was going to say ‘no’.”

“Working with Guillermo who I’ve admired for so long,” Hiddleston continued. “And the script itself was just brilliant, the screenplay was captivating and rich and sophisticated and terrifying; and the role was amazing, and different than anything else I’d done, It was a very, very quick ‘yes’ after that.”

Tom Hiddleston’s Sir Thomas Sharpe will be the main hero or “antihero” as the actor puts in. He will be a hauntingly beautiful gentleman, wrapped in mystery come “Crimson Peak” release date. Hiddleston revealed, “I think he’s the antihero, but certainly he’s the most morally ambiguous or complex figure in the story, because I think he’s genuinely caught in-between people and in-between conflicting emotions and is trying to find the best route through a very, very, difficult tangle of what people need from him and want from him and what he feels is his responsibility to those people.”

2015 May 16

“Crimson Peak” Interview for HitFix

The website HitFix has published an interview with Tom for Daniel Fienberg, which took place about a year ago on the set of “Crimson Peak”. Read it below.

TORONTO, ONTARIO. As you’ve discovered if you’ve ever sent out a tweet containing the word “Hiddleston,” the “Thor” star and British Shakespeare veteran has a legion of passionate fans.

On Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming Victorian haunted house drama “Crimson Peak,” Hiddleston was a late arrival, stepping in for one of the few actors capable of engendering comparable levels of online hyperventilation, Benedict Cumberbatch.

For Hiddleston, there was no hesitation when first his agent, then del Toro, then Jessica Chastain all called to woo him to play Sir Thomas Sharpe, a fading British aristocrat who brings his new American bride Edith (Mia Wasikowska) home to his familial estate as part of an attempt to reboot his fortunes, setting in motion initially creepy and eventually terrifying happenings.

“[T]here was no possible way I was going to say no,” Hiddleston laughs, sitting in a prop warehouse near the Toronto sound stages housing the massive “Crimson Peak” sets in March 2014. “Working with Guillermo, who I’ve admired for so long, and the script itself was just brilliant. The screenplay was captivating and rich and sophisticated and terrifying. And the role was amazing and different from anything else I’d done. It was a very, very quick yes after that.”

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