DL SUPER-FAVE 🎆Tom Hiddleston 🌅interviewed at the 92 St Y.

You deserve one bitchslap for each emoji that you used.

WTF is that interviewer fucking wearing?

[quote]You deserve one bitchslap for each emoji that you used.

LOL...I only just discovered them. I knew they existed, but I hadn't worked out how to get them.

r2 Clicked just to see that. Yeah, a bit inappropriate for the setting.

r3 They are fun, aren't they? Best used sparingly, though. 😇

They're a novelty to me and they're cute (& somewhat kitsch)...somehow I thought there'd be a post a la R1, but not so quickly.

It's all in jest. No one is going to slap you, OP.

So they've given a black girl a part in this very white play. LOL.

[quote]It's all in jest. No one is going to slap you, OP

Thank God. I'll give this play a miss. The cast does not look at all impressive.

No one going to comment on Tom? He starts talking right away.

This cunt? No thanks. x

I prefer a shorter hairstyle on him. Maybe he grew it out for the play.

Yes, I did go rather overboard with the emojis, I can see that now.

I like Charlie Cox, but I can't with Hiddleston. He needs to cut that damn mane, rebrand, and then do a good indie or two.

I don't know who he is and I'm a long time DLer! Don't care enough to click OP's link! I'm great!

[quote]I don't know who he is and I'm a long time DLer!

He was a real fave. I think his numbers have dropped.

Here's another recent interview.

(I feel like I'm talking to myself - you gurls is FICKLE!)

R13 - You mean like "I Saw the Light" and "Only Lovers Left Alive"?

Serious theatre IS his rebrand - he did Hamlet at RADA, and then two successful runs at Pinter in the West End and on Broadway. His next serious gig is in a James Ivor adaptation of Richard II.

The last two "big" films he was in were the two of the last three Marvel films, and KONG. Around that lighter fare, he did "Night Manager" and the very disburbing "High Rise" for television.

It's a varied menu of work What is it you want him to stop doing?

I want him to stop doing theatre and focus on indies.

R17 - James Ivory

R18 - Why? He's a natural theatre animal. He was trained for theatre. I saw "Betrayal" - he belonged on that stage and in fact was the only memorable thing on it (I hated the production). He's done Prince Hal, Henry V, Coriolanus, Cassio, Hamlet . . . why on earth shouldn't he be doing stage as well as film? Lots of stage actors despise film - they don't consider a series of "takes" a real performance.

He's a trained stage actor. In my opinion, he's done too much shite film and not enough good theatre. Serious theatre after the Swift debacle (THAT was his worst performance ever) was the smart move.

There are plenty of shite indies out there, too, you know. What was the dire "Crimson Peak" but a shite indie dressed up as "Rebecca"?

It's just my personal preference as I don't like theatre. However, I do enjoy Hiddleston as an actor and so would like to see him in good movies. That's all.

Well, I don't disagree with that - his film choices haven't gone well, although I really liked OLLA and ISTL, and thought his work good in those - better than good in ISTL which I think took guts. But I do like theatre and I think he made a mistake trying to become s cinema leading man - to me, he looks born for theatre. It's odd he never goes for the kinds of roles Albert Finney took on after he got past his "Tom Jones" sex symbol. Different as they are in background, I think they have something in common: too goodlooking to be slotted automatically as character actors, but too quirky to fill out a full leading man CV. That's why I think theatre a better bet for Hiddleston. It's probably where he is happier. People tend to do their best work in their natural metier.

I personally am curious to see what he will do with Richard II, which is a formidable part with internal monologues and can be upstaged by a first-rate Bolingbroke - and, in recent years up against memory of a universally acclaimed performance of same for television by Ben Whishaw, in the same series in which HIddleston appeared as Prince Hal in Henry IV (a very good turn, indeed) and then as Henry V (a less good turn, in my view, in line with a less than stellar production thanks to a director obsessed with making it "accessible" rather than memorable).

Theatre tests an actor's gifts far more than film, in my view. That's why so many are hot to prove they can do it.

There is no money in theatre. Especially if you want to live in London or NYC. Movies are where it's at because of the paychecks.

Hiddleston comes from money so he can do theatre for the rest of his life. R23

Oh my, he's as attractive as Timothy Chalamet.

R24 is correct - Hiddleston can take time off from low intellect money-makers for indies and theatre. He owns a home he bought outright with his first Loki earnings in Belsize Park, one of London's plummiest areas. It's near Primrose Hill and Hampstead Heath. It's also very arty now, home to quite a few thespians, including (I believe, but don't quote me) Jude Law, Sean Bean, and the clinically disturbed Helena Bonham Carter.

Owen Wilson is joining Tom Hiddleston in the Marvel and Disney+ series 'Loki.'

WTF happened to Wilson's nose?

I always thought that Tom and Owen were great together in Midnight in Paris.

I love it when the elderly learn how to use technology, it's like watching a clown at the circus. You can always tell who's geriatric on the DL by their emoji usage.

Has he come out yet? Let me know when he does, we can send him a bouquet.

I will never come out R31.

Preparing for the Disney+ series 'Loki'

[quote]I love it when the elderly learn how to use technology, it's like watching a clown at the circus. You can always tell who's geriatric on the DL by their emoji usage.

You should see their phones...

[quote]I love it when the elderly learn how to use technology, it's like watching a clown at the circus. You can always tell who's geriatric on the DL by their emoji usage.

Oh...that comment is directed at me!

I was being a klutz on purpose you idiot.

Being "young" makes you feel so superior? I guess it's all you've got and not for long gurlfriend...then what will you do?

R35 When it's my time I'll walk into the forest and never come back out again. Or at the least I'll avoid emojis.

Falcon and Winter Soldier, WandaVision, and Loki - Official Trailer

The first time I saw Tom Hiddleston was in the sitcom Suburban Shootout. His love interest was Ruth Wilson, whose fugly face actually worked for the character she was playing.

OK, look at those bits of Suburban Shootout and tell me you don't see Timothee Chalamet.

R39 I don't see Timothee Chalamet.

How can he be a DL super-fave if this thread is 3 months old and only has 40 posts?

Wasn't this the Taylor Swift beard in the tank top ? Good times...

Christ, he's starting to melt. Brits don't age well, do they?

Tom Hiddleston to Lead Netflix Political Thriller ‘White Stork’

A Happy Belated Birthday to Tom

R40 - Well, take off your blindfold.

Tom hasn't been a DL fave since at least 2016 OP.

As I can see, R47.

47 posts in 3 months doth not a DL fave make.

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He should be a DL fave again though, even if the bitches her inexplicably hate him. He's still pretty, dumb, closeted, and the owner of an arse that won't quit.

*crickets*

You gurls is fickle!

Hiddleston with his long time male companion, Laurence Spellman, in 2006

Tom and his "male companion"? Now that's a thread I can get behind!

that wild wig he wears screams DESPERATION

R49 - And by all reports, not just an arse that won't quit.

R54 - That's his real hair. If you google early photos of him, you'll see that that's what he's been losing, his mop of reddish-blond curly hair.

Indeed, word is his fukhole is insatiable at the late hours....

Any new gossip?

Nothing new. He learned his lesson with the tank top. If he's in a relationship with someone, it's well hidden.

Richard E. Grant has been cast in the Disney+ ‘LOKI’ series.