That's me as well.

That's a great comparison!

Gary Oldman is his idol so he’s probably trying to emulate him

Funnily enough, Oldman is his 'hero' he says and he used to try and emulate him at drama school.

Have you seen any of their films together such as Lawless? Not sure they have a scene together in that but they do in other films and they are great together

He has a lot confidence in this interview, and is understated

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No! I’m a huge Hardy fan but that would cause me great pain! May his preference for fatherhood continue for many many years.

nah...too 'rough' for 007...if they ever do a remake / film version of The Professionals (CI5) he'd make a good 'Bodie' as played by the late and great Lewis Collins. 007 needs someone who's a bit refined as the character isnt a thug, where, sadly, Mr Hardy seems to have been a bit typecast. He'd make an absolutely stonking Macbeth/Othello though.

@@friktionrc ermmm exactly coz that's Jane's bond, no rules, rough and ready but with style and charisma and very well mannered lol, so 's ironic you say that because that's what was said before Daniel Craig took on 007, I think he is perfect actor to play bond. He has the charisma, style and look to be the next modern bond! It's good to disagree.

@@friktionrc I do agree he could easily play Bodie, which bond would be a step up from the professionals considering they are bond secret agents!!!

He's too good for 007.

I absolutely agree. Tbh I'm not a fan of the director in general but I love this film because of Tom Hardy's masterful work in it. One of the best roles of his career. An absolute classic!

A very talented actor and very underrated

Absolutely agree. Tom Hardy's performance was what made it, and that was one of the best performances I've ever seen. His magnum opus.

YES!

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@@tomhardy4061 Phony.

I love that film! One of his best roles too.

Tommy from ghost would make a great Russian villain as well could have another competing company going after something or someone

@@captaincaveman1153 What do you mean? Are you sure you're replying to the right thread/post?

I've passed this message onto Tom and he said the exact same about you

Have you seen him in The Take?

Wuthering hights was romantic but not a comedy at all.

Some don't understand what it would of taken mentally to play that role, great acting, like the krays he played those roles effortlessly, well made it look effortlessly lol.

Tom hardy is a masterpiece!

It's hard to believe how young he was when he took that on, because he has a true gift for transformation. He was perfect.

Some of it was cut out but I see your point you can see the look in Toms eyes. I think the problem with woss is that he thinks he's funny rather than just being funny if you get me. I prefer Graham Norton.

@@paulanthony5274 yeah course it'll be edited but if that's all from editing then it's very poorly done. Graham Norton is 100% better as he asks them questions and gets a laugh rather than trying to force jokes out of folk. If he didn't have such good guests I doubt anyone would watch him cause he's not a very good presenter imho

If you think this is awkward, you should watch the second interview he did with him a couple of years later... He never did a third one. (It was funny though, but Ross is an ass)

@@cccsssish oh wow really? I'll need to find that!

Straight from the beginning it felt like he wasn't comfortable or something.. like he was just detached

If you can see his screen test with Patrick Stewart that's even more impressive. He nailed Picard, but I'm guessing either the director or producer, or maybe even Stewart, told him to back off a bit with his performance. Either for the sake of not having fans disappointed to see young Picard do such horrible things, or maybe cause "he had a different life, therefore he's a different person". Whatever the reason it's a shame audiences didn't get to see him nail his performance as John Luke Picard.

I was aware of him before he was even famous. Watch The Take (2009).

Me too ❤

SAME. ❤

That's just the typical working class London accent

Legend=legendary

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One that is also very impressive was his character in the drop. He spoke little but caried out his emotions so good

Lawless and venom were shit

He also plays the little girl in Annie, which is impossible to tell cause he's such a good actor, you think he's a 6 year old girl. He played the black Jamaican woman in the Matrix movies, he played Mr Bean in the latter movies, it wasn't Rowan Atkinson as many think, and he was the bear in that DiCaprio movie. All the man needs is a little bit of makeup and sometimes some forced prospective and he slots into any part.

Minus the man bun

I was on the side of bond and I still think he would master it to his own like all the bond actors have done so far, but you threw a great curve ball with your comment, I think he would be epic in some kind of Bourne role but defo English based, it really pees me off when they use and English actor with a great accent for role and try to get them to be American like Jason stantham in transporter, would of sounded way better if they let him use his Cockney accent. Great comment.

Spot on comment. After seeing him in taboo I think he would kill it as kind of an Indiana Jones / spy hybrid role. Hes just not posh enough to be bond.

Ok dude

Enjoying football is definitely a prerequisite for acting skill...

I hate football ⚽ football is odd..bunch of rich men kicking a bag of air that's odd !!!!! Tom is gorgeous 🥰

And he loves dogs!

He’s a beefy version of Daniel Day Lewis and Christian Bale.

I loved Lawless and Legend. I’m trying to watch Bronson but I dont love violent gritty movies.

KEANU REEVES!

DiCaprio*

He’s up there, along with the great Stephen Graham

Best actor alive today

Best?

because Johnathon loves the sound of his own voice .........................a lot!

Warrior is an amazing movie.

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This interview is before Warrior this is before he was remotely famous

@@tomhardy7213 The more I see of your work, the more impressed I am.

If by versatility you mean unintelligible vocal performances. Yup he's brilliant, especially in that series with the caps and razors where everyone speaks funny.

@@gawaniwhitecrow2731 yes he brings new aspects of a character in a unique way, some of today's actors are capable of that

@@desitransformer7340 Very few multidimensional ones like this dude nowadays tho unfortunately.

He shoulda been james bond instead of craig

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Was very good in peaky blinders too! Been in so many films, i think layer cake was 1st film i see him in also not many people know he is in star trek nemesis lol

Hea great

why poor? modesty is a virtue. he's not really a shy person anyway. he was just being modest and down to earth.

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Surly he would adopt the lamb instead of silence it 🤣

As a Southern African, they've been a part of our footballing culture for so long that it feels odd when I don't hear them at a football match.

I actually really liked them. Not used to them at all but it created a really exciting atmosphere and made the matches feel more special somehow.

Vuvuzila* 😂😂

@@leabile8422 **Vuvuzela. The original comment is right, your correction is wrong

@@nigelnyoni8265 its a joke mate. Listen to how he actually pronounces it, he says says vuvuzila

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Tom is a very smart person. Very! He has a good education. ❤

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Heard he was decent but movie was odd