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Hiddles Birthday Week 2021: Day One ~ Favourite Interview
My favourite interview this year is the Coriolanus Instagram Live, which took place on the 4th June 2020. It was full of all the silliness, sass and face nonsense that we’ve all come to love about Tom in interviews. Not only was it in aid of a great cause, but it was a much needed boost to morale in the midst of the first (of many) lockdowns around the world. While not strictly an ‘interview’, there were plenty of revelations about the play and what happened behind the scenes, plus a rare chance to see Hiddles in the ‘wild’. As usual, the camaraderie between Tom and his colleagues was wonderful, and we were also treated to some excellent Hiddles advice (even though he really didn’t want to give it!)
If you want to watch it again, you can find it here: [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3]. And if you want to relive some of my favourite moments, take a look here.
Bonus:
in case one's wondering what it feels like to kiss Hadley's Beard
Tom : The Beard is very soft
Kinda amazed Tom didn't grow his beard back in lockdown but he’s still got the Loki hair. He’s still in the US so maybe he’s still doing some Loki work from home. Also Bobby interrupting him with his squeaky toy is just everything.
Tom Hiddleston watching his final moments as Caius Martius in Coriolanus is quite the rollercoaster of emotions
Hadley Fraser asking the important questions
‘I’m very hesitant to give advice often, because I believe must people like to find their own way. But to that end, If I have any advice to give, it’s to just be as true to yourself as you can. I would say that to anyone who is an artist… Tell the story that you want to say.’