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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Tom talked to Simon Mayo and Mark Kermode about his new film, ‘I Saw the Light’.
Tom was on The Graham Norton Show, along with Samuel L Jackson, John Malkovich and Sara Pascoe. Thanks to tgns on Youtube, we have the complete video. Watch it below.
A couple of days ago, a group of young campaigners at the Hampstead School in London put their questions to actor Tom Hiddleston and Secretary of State for International Development Justine Greening about the UK’s role in keeping children safe in humanitarian emergencies, as part of our ongoing campaign. Our gallery has been updated with images from the event, and you can read the official UNICEF post below.
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Public Appearances > 2016 > UNICEF’s Hampstead School Meeting (May 4)
Public Appearances > 2016 > UNICEF’s Hampstead School Meeting (May 4)
“Children are facing more devastating wars and disasters than ever before,” said Tom, a Unicef UK Ambassador. “I have seen for myself in South Sudan that children are the hardest hit in emergencies. Children have been killed, orphaned, forced to become soldiers, kidnapped, and traumatised.”
Pupils shared what they thought the priorities should be in the lead up to the first World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul in less than three weeks’ time. Top of their minds was the refugee crisis, protecting schools in war zones, and ensuring children’s rights and voices are recognised, regardless of their situation or background.
Last year the students had been involved in OutRight – a week of activities around Universal Children’s Day celebrating and promoting children’s rights – where they looked at how children’s rights are affected by humanitarian emergencies. Today, they were handing letters and drawings from OutRight participants across the country to Justine, on behalf of the UK Government, to prioritise protecting children in emergencies.
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Tom is featured on the June 2016 issue of ESQUIRE MAGAZINE, and our gallery has been updated with a new photoshoot. You can read the article below.
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Photo Sessions > 2016 > Session 06
Photo Sessions > 2016 > Session 06
As soon as we sit down, in the far corner of the Four Seasons Hotel lounge in Beverly Hills, Tom Hiddleston spots my pages of questions on the table and thanks me. “Wow, I’m so honoured. Thank you for going to so much trouble,” he says.
I tell him I’m just doing my job but he thanks me all the same, for watching his television series and his movies and for attending that screening last week and reading all those articles in his press file, particularly the one he wrote himself for the Radio Times. When it turns out some of my questions are too personal for him to answer, he apologises. Not a mumbled apology, but a full-eye-contact, sunken-shouldered “sorry”. He’s so sorry that I’m sorry for asking. He’s also sorry that he showed up five minutes late, and that his crazy schedule means we’re stuck in this bar on a Monday evening instead of, “Oh, I don’t know, playing pool or going for a walk in the canyons in this lovely weather. So I totally appreciate you making the time to accommodate. Thank you.”
Tom attended the ‘Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology’ Costume Institute Gala earlier tonight, and our gallery has been updated with the first batch of images from the event. We’ll be adding more through the week.
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Public Appearances > 2016 > ‘Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology’ Costume Institute Gala (May 2)
Public Appearances > 2016 > ‘Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology’ Costume Institute Gala (May 2)
Tom attended the 102nd White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner earlier tonight, and our gallery has been updated with images from event. He posed with actress Carrie Fisher, most known for her work as Princess Leia Organa in the Star Wars franchise, as well as her beloved dog, Gary.
Public Appearances > 2016 > 102nd White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner (April 30)
A video of Tom’s appearance at The Late Late Show with James Corden has been released on Youtube! Hopefully we’ll have more soon. Watch it below.
Tom was on Popcorn With Peter Travers about a week ago, and a few videos of his interview are now on Youtube. Watch them below.
An hour-long video of Tom’s conversation with BAFTA New York has been released, and you can watch it below.
Business Insider sat down with Tom at the Crosby Street Hotel in Manhattan while he was attending the Tribeca Film Festival to talk about “High-Rise,” why he watched a real human autopsy to prepare for the role, how often he’s slept in his own bed in the last year, and what he thinks about no one going to see “I Saw the Light.”
Business Insider: Has it been fun to do these roles — “Crimson Peak,” “I Saw the Light,” “High-Rise” — where you play characters who are conflicted and have a lot going on?
Tom Hiddleston: I feel immensely lucky that I’m allowed to do so many different things. I have chosen to do those things, deliberately, but not every actor is allowed to do that and that’s an immense good fortune to choose different kinds of things to explore. They have all been fascinating for different reasons. Now in your position it’s a strange compression of all this work coming out at the same time. Where as for me, each project had its own integrity and focus. It’s very peculiar, the work of the last 18 months of the my life has been released in the space of one month.
BI: Is it daunting to have all these characters reaching the public at the same time?
Hiddleston: Not especially. It’s not like I have any control over it.
BI: It’s interesting because we as an audience are seeing you in different characters at once —
Hiddleston: Is that a good thing?
