#2019 tom

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Hiddles Then & Now Series: Tom talks Loki series at Ace Comic Con Arizona, 13th January 2019 & The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, 12th July 2021

Almost exactly two and half years apart, but the same answer…

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Tom Hiddleston and the cast of "Betrayal" interview - Frank DiLella - NY1 "On Stage"

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Zawe Ashton: ‘There was a squash game.’

Charlie Cox: 'Let’s not talk about that… Look, it’s not about who wins or loses, it’s about who’s fitter. And Tom is fitter than I am.’

Tom Hiddleston: 'It was very instructive, playing squash. Some of those scenes, the competition is in the subtext, the brutality to each other is underneath it while they’re being civil on the surface. After we played squash, those scenes played themselves.’

Charlie Cox: 'I still have a buttock injury from that last game. I was desperately trying to reach a ball because I was so determined to keep up!’

The Cast of Betrayal discuss squash with Jenelle Riley for Variety, 2019

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Tom Hiddleston and Stephen Colbert talk Hamlet, 16th September 2019

Bonus: Because they’re so pleased with themselves

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‘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!

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Tom Hiddleston gives an emotionally charged farewell speech after the final performance of Betrayal on Broadway, 8th December 2019 in New York City

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WINNERS Announced For The 18th Annual Theatre Fans' Choice Awards: 'Best Of The Decade' Edition!

WINNERS Announced For The 18th Annual Theatre Fans' Choice Awards: 'Best Of The Decade' Edition!

Throughout the month of August, BroadwayWorld opened voting to our readers for the 18th Annual Theater Fans' Choice Awards! The Theatre Fans

Voted by Broadway fans (and one or two Hiddlestoners) 😉

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‘To trust is a profound commitment, and to trust is to make oneself vulnerable. It’s such an optimistic act, because you’re putting your faith in the hands of someone or something which you expect to remain constant, even if the circumstances change.’