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The Essex Serpent (2022)
Dir. Clio Barnard
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The Essex Serpent (2022)
Dir. Clio Barnard
The Essex Serpent (2022)
Dir. Clio Barnard
‘And, sir, it is no small achievement to make me cry tears of compassion.’
Coriolanus, Act V Scene III
‘You cry in this play, could you cry on command right now? I’ll set you up. Baby Yoda is so cute.’
Tom Hiddleston gives an impromptu masterclass in crying on command during The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, 25th November 2019
Bonus: Me too, Tom. Me too!
‘There is a scene in Jamie Lloyd’s production of Harold Pinter’s reverse chronology adultery drama ‘Betrayal’ in which [Tom Hiddleston’s] character, Robert, is told by Zawe Ashton’s character Emma - his wife - that she has been having an affair with his best friend Jerry (Charlie Cox) for years. Posh, self-assured Robert’s language would suggest he is savagely sanguine about this: but Hiddleston’s eyes are heartbreakingly wet. Maybe he’s got some sort of clever trick or whatnot, but it’s a genuinely remarkable piece of acting, and a genuinely remarkable performance.’
Andrzej Lukowski’s 5* review of Betrayal for Time Out London, 13th March 2019
Tom Hiddleston in Betrayal Teaser, 14th November 2018
‘I know I seem like a clown…’
There are no hard distinctions between what is real, and what is unreal. Nor between what is true, and what is false. Sometimes you feel you have the truth of a moment in your hand. And it slips through your fingers. Our beginnings never know our ends.
Betrayal Broadway (2019)
An emotional Tom Hiddleston wraps series one of Marvel Studios’ Loki (2021)
‘But i’m not you.’
‘I just want to go to a party!’
‘I just want to go to a party!’
‘I just want to go to a party!’
‘You can’t watch that movie and not burst into tears, because the central premise of that film is that actually life is a mixture of joy and sadness. And learning to accept that is growing up.’
You might want to get your hankies ready for this one…
Tom Hiddleston for Betrayal Broadway, 2019
There are no hard distinctions between what is real, and what is unreal. Nor between what is true, and what is false. Sometimes you feel you have the truth of a moment in your hand. And it slips through your fingers. Our beginnings never know our ends.
Betrayal Broadway (2019)