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Hardy will reprise his role as Eddie Brock in the Sony sequel.
Tom Hardy is gearing up for another symbiote season! In an Instagram post, the actor shared a behind-the-scenes video from a previous Venom movie. What was truly eye-catching was the caption that came with the footage, where Hardy pointed out that the upcoming third Venom film has entered pre-production. Hardy first played Eddie Brock back in the original 2018 film, where he faced off against the Riot symbiote and its host, Carlton Drake (Riz Ahmed). The British actor also voiced the Venom symbiote, making the duo’s dynamic even funnier when you remember it’s only Tom Hardy basically talking to himself.
Ever since Venom: Let There Be Carnage came out in the fall of 2021, fans have been wondering when they would be able to see Brock and his alien best friend again. Anticipation for the character’s return grew even more after he was seen in the post-credits scene for Spider-Man: No Way Home, where he left a small piece of the Venom symbiote in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While he was back in his own, separate universe by the end of that sequence, it became clear that Sony still has some stories to tell with the character, and nothing else was announced for the third film after its confirmation during last year’s Cinema-Con.
Sony is Expanding Their Universe
The fact that the movie has entered pre-production could mean that the third Venom installment might begin filming this year. After all, Sony has been busy expanding their Spider-Man Universe, with upcoming projects such as Kraven the Hunter, starring Aaron Taylor Johnson. In the comics, the character is the world’s best hunter, which you can tell because he wears a lion’s face as a jacket. Kraven quickly becomes obsessed with hunting Spider-Man after he believes him to be the world’s most dangerous predator. As of now, it is unknown if Tom Holland’s Spider-Man will appear in Kraven’s origin story.
Another project the studio is working on is next year’s El Muerto. Sony knew how to make a statement when they announced world-famous singer Bad Bunny would star in his own Marvel movie. After all, when was the last time somebody suited up for superhero action after touring around the world? In the comics, the character obtains his powers from a luchador mask that his family has passed down for generations. A plot for the upcoming movie hasn’t been released yet, so the brilliant origin story could change by the time the film is released.
The long-awaited second season of Tom Hardy’s Victorian show Taboo is expected to begin shooting towards the end of next year, as per its lead writer.
Tom Hardy’s gothic Victorian TV show Taboo has finally been given a date for when it might start shooting its long-awaited season 2. Originally airing on FX in 2017, Taboo is about James Delaney, a mystical and enigmatic figure played by Hardy who returns to London after a long stay in Africa following the death of his father. Also starring Oona Chaplin, Jessie Buckley, and Jonathan Pryce, Taboo ran for 8 episodes and picked up generally favourable reviews. Showrunner Steven Knight, with whom Hardy had previously worked on Peaky Blinders, has stated that he intends Taboo to continue for two more seasons, one of which had already been confirmed back in 2017.
Continue readingA new teaser for the sixth and final season of Peaky Blinders teases the return of one of the show’s most popular characters, Tom Hardy’s captivating gang leader Alfie Solomons, as well as confirming that the series will begin streaming in early 2022. The BBC dropped the brief teaser for the continuing adventures of the Peaky Blinders, which features Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby reaching out to his sometimes enemy, sometimes ally, sometimes, friend, sometimes foe for one last time, informing him that he has written his “final act.”
Tom Hardy has been happily married to British actress Charlotte Riley since 2014, and they have two children together. But when he was a single man in his teens and twenties, Hardy admits he did his share of experimenting with sex, alcohol, and drugs.
The Venom: Let There Be Carnagestar once admitted in an interview that “of course” he’s had sex with men because he’s “an actor for f**k sake.”
Two years before American audiences became familiar with Hardy — thanks to his turn as Eames in Inception — the actor starred as Heathcliffe in the BBC remake of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. That’s where Hardy met his future wife, as Riley played his on-screen love, Catherine Earnshaw.
“It was a beautiful, low-key day made even more special because they just had their closest friends and family around them,” a source revealed at the time.
Continue readingFrom a trailer in Wales, the star of Venom: Let There Be Carnage opens up about the challenges of becoming a Marvel superhero, his history of playing “’grrrr’ characters”, life in his “engine room years”, and a potential business meeting with Spider-Man
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Powerful photography and history meet Hollywood in the latest news that war photographer Don McCullin’s life story will be adapted for the screen, with Angelina Jolie onboard to direct the movie.
Although McCullin is best known for his involvement and dedication to war photography, his autobiography, titled “Unreasonable Behaviour”, which was released in 1990, also carries a powerful message and insight from his experiences during various human conflicts. And, it is this memoir that has inspired Scottish playwright Gregory Burke to work on an adaption of McCullin’s life experiences. Burke is best known for having written for the 2014 historical thriller “’71”, which was based on violent clashes in 1970s Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Angelina Jolie has agreed to direct the film and has expressed that she is “humbled to have a chance to bring Don McCullin’s life to film,” pinpointing McCullin’s dedication to diving deep into witnessing and recording the truth as the source of inspiration, despite how painful it might be not just to observers but also to those experiencing it directly. Jolie’s previous work as a director has also been based around periods of modern conflicts, such as, “First They Killed My Father”, “Land of Blood and Honey”, and “Unbroken”.
English actor Tom Hardy is set to play McCullin in this biopic whose production company, Hardy Son & Baker, is also going to produce the movie alongside Working Title, a British film and television production company. The title and the release date of the film have not yet been confirmed.
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Film star Tom Hardy has been made a CBE for services to drama by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace.
The Mad Max and Venom actor is a friend of Princes William and Harry and was among the guests at Harry’s wedding to Meghan Markle in May.
He was honoured by the Prince of Wales at a ceremony where author Ken Follett was also made a CBE and TV historian Lucy Worsley was appointed an OBE.
Businessman and philanthropist Lloyd Dorfman received a knighthood.
Hardy’s connections with royalty extend back to 2006, when he played Robert Dudley, Elizabeth I’s favourite, in TV’s The Virgin Queen.
It is also understood that he appeared with Princes William and Harry in a scene from Star Wars: The Last Jedi in which they all dressed as masked stormtroopers. The scene did not appear in the finished film.
The 41-year-old was nominated for an Oscar for his role in 2015’s The Revenant and has also starred in such films as Mad Max: Fury Road, Inception and The Dark Knight Rises.
Ken Follett, who has been honoured for his services to literature, is known for writing such historical novels as The Pillars of the Earth, World Without End and his best-selling Century trilogy.
“I’m off to Buckingham Palace today,” the 69-year-old author told his Twitter followers on Friday in a post showing him sporting a top hat and morning coat.
Sir Lloyd Dorfman, the founder of Travelex, is no stranger to the Prince of Wales, having been chairman of The Prince’s Trust since 2005.
The 66-year-old donated £10m to the National Theatre in 2010, resulting in one of its stages, formerly the Cottesloe, being renamed in his honour. Travelex also subsidised the venue’s cheap ticket scheme for 15 years.