Tom Hardy: "How I Came Up with 'Bane' Voice"
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2023
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Love it or hate it, it’s iconic and memorable
Of course!
"...for you."
@@Melsharpe95 for most
@@TheSuperNats It's Bane's most quoted meme. "Big guy" "For you."
No its not its stupid and a joke
"Do you feel in charge?" one of the most sinister lines in movie history.
I was wondering which would break first - your spirit, or your body!
Such a great film, Bane has so many quotable lines
@MIDDO man that whole scene 🔥
And he rests his hand on his shoulder gently
@MIDDO how Hollywood,imagine standing around to absorb all that 😅
“You fight like a younger man, with nothing held back. Admirable but mistaken.”
That's the line that sold me on Hardy's Bane. The way he compliments Batman's skill before ultimately winning the fight with the back break
Victory has defeated you
The ongoing commentary provided by Bane was very effective in getting into his opponent’s head, similar to Ali talking to Foreman and destroying him mentally, then physically. It’s not easy to talk and fight at the same time.
Hey
When Gotham is in ashes, then you have my permission to die.
I don't believe a human being could watch that movie and not do a Bane impression
For you.
@@georgeheavyrunner3241shut up emotional
Especially after the Southpark episode lmao
@@griffiththechad9483 You should have left our wives alone, Mr. UPS man.
@@georgeheavyrunner3241The people…
"You think darkness is your ally, but you've merely adopted the dark."
“I was born in it, molded by it”
“I didn’t see the light until I was already a man by then, it was nothing to me, but *blinding!*”
“The shadows betray you, BECAUSE THEY BELONG TO ME!”
Best monologue in the movie
Bane and Thanos are the only two villains in history where every line is iconic
Perhaps he was wondering why someone would shoot a man before throwing him out of a plane
Who are you?!
Like
It doesn’t matter who I am, it matters what my plan is
@@aibekkabyken9877 if i take that off would you die?
Tell me, do you feel in charge?
High risk, high reward.
Bane had that intimidating ultimate apex predator aura, like the best super villains. You immediately realize he's a worthy adversary for anyone.
He's also chemically enhanced by his gas cocktail to break concrete
And batman
He scared tf outa me tbh when I first saw him and he kept killing everybody he met hahahahhahaa.
Except catwoman on the bike
I swear Tom Hardy could play a rock and it be believable.
The best thing about this is Christopher Nolan taking the actor's idea and giving it a go. It demonstrates his trust in the actor understanding the character.
In this case Nolan should’ve said no.
That's why he works with the same people/actors pretty consistently.. the rapport on set must be tremendous
@@smellywaffels1967 added more flair to the character and made it more memorable 🤨
@Smelly Waffels nah I can see why you'd say that if ur a major comic fan or something but that bane is soooo freaking iconic you can't even make the argument that it was the wrong choice
also props to Tom for the initiative
Peace has cost you strength
Victory has defeated you
One of the greatest lines ever
PepePains
Contrasted beautifully by: a good king never seeks out war, but a wise king is always prepared for it.
Odin.
I remember Clubber Lang saying the same thing to Rocky after he beat Apollo and got complacent.
Brutal line, another way to tell Batman he got soft!!!
Tom Hardy's Bane is a combination of the most memorable writing and one of the best actors of our age.
👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥
Agreed 👏
Might be one of the most iconic villain voices in this modern era
Same with Josh Brolin.
Chris Nolan was right, Tom Hardy deserves bigger credit for playing Bane as he's still underrated for that.
Imo Tom Hardy's one of the most underrated actors ever
Naaahhh
That role made him famous
He was the reason venom isn't dogshit, the dedication he had to making it funny was insane, he legit jumped in a lobster tank for that movie
@@stillnotstillthat's because you're a stupid dipshit that doesn't know what underrated means. So nobody really cares what your opinion is. Gfy.
@@g..._anthony27true. Tom Hardy isn't underrated at all, he's literally one of the most famous actors on the face of the planet. Everyone loves Tom Hardy. He's in Peaky Blinders, Chris Nolan films, Mad Max, and don't forget the film that won Leonardo DiCaprio his fist Oscar; "The Revenant"
John Daggett : I paid you a small fortune.
Bane : And this gives you *power* over me?
And this gives you power over me ?
*menacingly puts hand on shoulder*
@@Si1entKi11a24Just his pinky...power move extreme
Dude forgot he was paying criminals
My first scene to DC Universe and movies was that scene. Instantly became a fan.
I thought it worked incredibly well
Tom Hardy is very underrated as an actor. He will have an unforgettable oscar worthy character.
That’s actually a killer Christopher Nolan impression
Never heard him talk but I’m inclined to believe your
Completely unintelligible - checks out
that sounds nothing like Christopher Nolan
@@primusfan87 because you've only heard the director Christopher Nolan, not the killer Christopher Nolan
It came out of nowhere! Lol
I think he sounded menacing, specially when he said the line to Daggett; 'do you feel in charge?' That sh!t sent chills down the spine
'I'm necessary evil'
Who's Daggett? I only know CIA
It is one of my favorite lines. Another is in the 1988 Batman. Joker says "Better be sure."
@@Wiseblood2012 1989*
@sternamise I should have listened to Jack Napier.
Andy Serkis and Tom Hardy. Two remarkable powerhouses!! 🥰
Andy Serkis audio reading of The Hobbit is unbelievable.
@@aaronbuckwalter96 thanks for the rec. Gonna need to check that out.
While I agree they both dropped the ball with Venom 2, hard
Edit: Hardy was good acting wise but he was a co producer or co writers and…yeah he dropped the ball there
It's incredible ....only you and bale could do those roles so perfect
Nolan: No Tom, I think it's better to go in a more tradition rou-
*Tom rests his hand near Nolan's neck*
Tom: Do you feel in charge?
That’s what makes that scene so chilling. He merely rests the back of his hand on the guys shoulder. Barely touching him but you can see Daggetts reaction. Just the force behind his hand resting there was enough to paralyze him. So good.
The fact that the move wasn't in the script and they just went with it and made that scene. Great actors!
Nolan: "I payed a small fortune to you and your casting agent to get you here"
Tom: And this gives you power over me?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@96bmb
Nolan: What are you?
Tom: I'm DC's reckoning, here to end the borrowed time you've all been living on😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"for you."
The people
Of course
king of /fit/
*Over 4 years but he’s finally back*
Something so natural and honest about this man great guy and actor
“For enjoying a succulent Chinese meal!?”
I see you know your judo, batman.
"This is demAWKRRRACY MANIFEST"
Classic
Get your hands off my...
What’s the charge ?!?
Tom Hardy has such an amazing skill of diversifying every role he plays its insane. Like usually actors keep the same persona in most movies but Tom's movie characters are all iconic in their own way.
Yes. A real actor. People like the rock doing the same persona over and over is the biggest joke in the industry and still they sell good, smh.
@Vicia yeah.. Like Tom's double role in the movie Legend....Both roles are played so uniquely different to each character that at some points you forget they are the same person... and then we have ... the Rock.. 🖐💀
Is this a joke?
@@THEEGGMANwooooo There are movies where hardy is sameish as in his some other movies but he has a wide variety of personas overall
He's not a type cast
"You merely adapted the dark, I was born in it molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man and by then it was nothing to me but blinding" great dialogue
Yeah but didnt he lack vitamin D?
I loved Tom hardy a bane, excellent character
He plays Alphie Solomons in Peaky Blinders like he was born to do it.
He’s just an amazing actor all around.
Love that character
The Bronson bit! HOOLLLLYYY SHEEEYIT!!!
Hardy, Michael Shannon, and Cillian Murphy have been my favorite actors to watch for the last couple decades!
lmao if i had a nickel every time an actor who played a batman villian under christopher nolan went on to have a big role in peaky blinder id have 2 nickels which isnt alot but it is crazy it happened twice
Is he really that good? RUclips Bartley Gorman, you'll hear he sounds nothing like this nonce
same as he act like Kray Twins
"Calm down doctor. Now's not the time for fear"
That comes later.
“Shadows betray you, because they belong TO ME”
The coolest thing about being the guy who voices something, is being able to bring it up perfectly at any moment for the fun of it lol.
"A man's wife is his life, Mr Postman."
" you should have respected my authoritaaeh"
1 Bane is bad enough, but apparently we got like 7 banes
Mkay
It s the UPS man
MR UPS MAN*
Yeah, men got lazy. Wanted warm milk delivered right to his door.
Tom Hardy is an absolutely incredible actor. I really enjoy the characters he plays.
@@matriximaster😂 this was such a pointless comment
@@matriximastergood for you?
@heloo6101 shut up why u hating?
Exactly why creativity is so important to movies. You need filmmakers who are willing to take risks like this in order to get more memorable performances. This is what makes Nolan's Batman movies so great. Joker and Bane in particular were created in a way that made them entirely unique to Nolans take on Batman characters and will be remembered forever because of it. Rather than what most superhero movies do where everything is really safe and generic and is easily forgotten after watching it.
At first it might seem funny or clumsy, but it ends up being iconic and very suiting for the character. Most villains would love to have an iconic trait as this one
i was never a bane fan until tom hardy portrayed him.
I was. Bane was one of the few characters that deduced that Batman was Bruce Wayne in the comics. Dr. Hugo Strange was another one.
More fool you, in the comics Bane is next level.
Bane was one of the most interesting Batman villain imo. He's both a physical and intelligent threat to Batman. Because of this he had different versions either leaning more on the physical type or the intelligent type. One version in the Batman cartoons, he's like a ninja assassin that can hulk out. In the Arkham games he's straight out a steroid-powered hulk that Batman literally cnt fight head on. Hardy's version is more of a terrorist fanatic with almost inhuman strenght.
"You merely adopted the dark... I was born in it. Molded by it"
I wonder if he knew how iconic that line would be
I did not see the light until i was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding.
@@beastlydevil777 and accentuating "blinding" as if hes puking up blood and hatred at that moment.
So good.
@@RoxxSerm he is repulsed by the light. A true agent of the dark. He is right, bruce merely became a visitor to the shadow realm lol
It’s incredible. I had never heard of Tom Hardy prior to his role as Bane and when I came to find out he played the character after seeing him in other roles and really liking him as an actor I was floored.
👍👍👍👍🔥
check out 2009's The Take. You will be shocked by his performance.🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Drop is my favorite movie of all time and Tom Hardy killed it
@@ToothpasteJuice Now I’m looking at it on the flash drive for the sixth time.👍👍👍
Almost every line Bane speaks burns into your soul.
For those who went straight to the comments, Tom Hardy says that he used to eat a bowl of nails for breakfast, without any milk
Sean Dyche ting you know
Thanks 🙏
@@GrimmSmile23 Looking out for your time
What dental insurance covered his costs?
He’s invited to the salty spatoon 😂 lol
And here I thought he knew Bane was of Spanish ancestry and based it on one of the most famous actors to play a Spaniard, Sean Connery.
This is so good well done
@mattspychala7251 it didnt sound like connery at all
There can be only one
Hispanic, not spanish. Jesus
He's not Spanish, he's Egyptian.
"Peace has caused you your Strength; Victory has defeated you"
One of the best performances ever
I suddenly have the urge to watch a National Geographic documentary.
Yeah where did he get that hoodie? It's nice and it'd be good to support them
Watch Predators Narrated by Tom Hardy himself.. good watch
He has such remarkable talent. I have never been let down by a movie in which he was acting.
Thank you so much ❤, your endless love and support had kept me going , I’m so grateful to you ❤
Capone was a massive let down
^^ this dude living vicariously thru Tom hardy
@@Abelthomas23 agreed
He did good in warrior too. I like the way he was acting. He's a very good actor indeed.
Such a freaking awesome actor. I don't know if he does 100% of the picking of the movies or he has a team, but whoever it is/they are, they deserve a ton of credit because of the variety of roles and because of the challenge the role will present.
“Do you feel in charge?”
When places the back of his hand on his shoulder…oh man the chills it gives…
“I was born in the dark.. molded by it”
Why does Tom always look like he’s coming off a 3 day bender haha
Probably has
He used to be a massive heroin addict. He has since got clean and improved his health, but those years of addiction left a toll on his body.
@@Twiska I did not know that. Thanks for the context
He always pops up in movies when I don’t expect it. Black Hawk Down, Band of Brothers, Star Trek, he’s been around a lot longer than I’d realized
volume 20 years clean. don't talk about a good person. Tom practices Jiu-Jitsu and has had his nose broken several times.
this version of bane is one of the coolest villains ever in my opinion.
Iconic and fluid choice
He's definitely not a Romani Gypsy , he's an Irish Traveller
He’s a Jewish gangster who works with a Romani Gypsy frequently
He also served in the military and had a final showdown on a beach
He has said himself on record he is of Irish and Welsh decent and was born in Nottingham, don't know where Tom got romani, you can easily look it up, he is Irish and Welsh.
These two did not get the reference^
Ayye a pikey not peaky blinder
So under rated. I've loved this man's acting for YEARS. If you haven't seen Bronson. You owe it to yourself.
Bronson really is a hidden gem it seems like
Three legends merged to give us Bronson. Charlie Peterson, Tom Hardy and Refn
Everytime a cup comes near me, there is a risk of a Bane impression coming out
“We could try this and probably regret it”
“My name’s yeff”
This dude is one of my all time favorite actors. Absolutely loved him in peaky blinders, and then suddenly I was seeing him all over the place crushing one brilliant role after another
Yes! It's kinda crazy that now that he's more known, I recognised him all yhe time in old movies and series. Band of brothers for example.
Love Peaky and loved the Taboo series
@timandersen8539
Just re-watched Band of Brothers for the first time in years, couldn't believe it when a skinny little kid version of Tom Hardy showed up.
Especially when you see him in something like Warrior where he looks like an absolute BEAST!
The Take 2009 !!!!!!! 👍👍👍🔥
He doesn’t say “now people love it” at the end, he says “now people laugh at it” as a joke
Holy sh*t; you're right! The subtitles tricked me!
Personally I love it but still laugh at it when it’s in parodies like the Lego Batman movie and the Harley Quinn show
Heartfelt...
Two incredible actors!
Bro turned into the joker at the end 💀
Right? And I was looking for someone to comment this, I want to see Tom hardy as the joker now.👀
One of the best actors out there period!
No doubt. His Peaky Blinders character, Alfie Solomons is sublime.
"He'll Wake Up. Granted, He Won't Have Any Teeth Left, But He Will Be A Wiser Man For It."
He also played Twombly a US Army Ranger in Black Hawk Down. I think it was the scene where his buddy lost his hearing.
👍🔥💯
Utterly brilliant actor. I think he should be the next James Bond, gentleman one moment, thug the next and back again in a flash!
Hello thanks for your love and support towards me and my movies💕. It keeps me going, what's your favorite of my movies?
I'd love to see him in a role closer to me. Yes that's it. That's the role he's missing.
My Bane impression is always a hit at parties. Thx Tom.
Also I loved the hommage that the Bane VA did in Harley Quinn
I’m just glad they didn’t try to make Tom do a Latin American accent for Bane lol
Agreed. Personally I love hearing Bane with a Latino accent but it wouldn’t made sense if Tom is playing him and they change his origin story.
Totally radical idea. Why not cast a Latino actor instead?
@@Mr_Phox I would’ve preferred that tbh
Right that would require talent or acting ability or god forbid hiring an actor that makes sense for the role. Nothing against him really just a complete mismatch for the part. He's a bigger dude but that's it and he's not big enough to play Bane.
@@yappaplaywell, comic book wise, bane is half british
The cool thing about Tom Hardy is how intelligent he is.
Intelligent AND insightful. Those don't always go hand in hand.
He’s absolutely stunning . What a gorgeous man .
Как же я его люблю. Обалденный мужик. 🔥✌️
" Ah You think Darkness is your Ally? You merely Adapted the Dark, I was Born in it, Molded by it, I didnt see the light til i was already a Man by then it was nothing to me but Blinding! " probably one of the best line in Cinema History.
*adopted
“Like shipwrecked men turning to seawater, Gothams citizens will clamor over each other just to stay in the sun.”
The way he delivers the word blinding. Wow
Genius. Literally makes the character that much more menacing.
It does the literal opposite lol
It put so much sauce on the character i couldnt imagine it any other way
Two gentlemen. Through and through!
Tom Hardy is one of the best actors of our generation. Impossible to hate the guy.
Idk. Venom can get annoying
@@Tony-iu7swother than Venom Tom is an amazing actor
He is such an amazing actor
Glad they went with that decision, his Bane was hated at first but loved later on for years to come. Tom Hardy has definitely become one of my favorites.
I loved that character. I wonder why people would ever hate it. His lines were poetic.
Didn't know it was even Tom Hardy. Very talented.
He definitely said now people laugh at it at the end
The ending is a perfect example of not taking yourself too seriously
I like that it was his idea, that’s pretty cool. Shows how much care he put into the role
Tom’s a genius for this. Great job bro!
I laughed out loud in the cinema when he started talking
the last laugh sounded like heat’s joker
I love how Tom sounds both cockney and royalty in one sentence 😅
He grew up with a verrrry priviledged background yet tries to play up he didn't.
@jamiestewart48 really?
Cor blimey bruv, tis truly splendid to be part of such a wonderful ensemble innit.
I personally loved everything about Bane! The first fight scene between Bane and Batman was awesome! “You merely adopted the Dark, I was born in it”
I also liked how Bane did a callback to Batman Begins with his own twist: "Theatricality and deception are powerful agents.... against the uninitiated".
That first part is exactly what Rhaas said in the first film. Bane added his own tweak with "for the uninitiated" part. I only realised this last week when I rewatched Begins as I purchased it on DVD.
“…of it”
Sorry, sorry.
But “in” in this since was basically what Bane was explaining what Batman was. “Of it” personifies the darkness.
@@georgespurlock5547 if you say so
@@rebelwithoutaclue9387 I didn’t write it. Just a fan.
I was born of this.
I really like his acting ability. Great actor!
I could listen to these two for days. May we get a "podcast of the outcasts" people?
Tom Hardy was the best part of The Dark Knight Rises.
Ya unfortunately the desire for a shyamalan twist ruined the character.
He was the only part that made my dark knight rise
@@WesleyB-Rook I appreciate the pun, but your name is Wesley Brookman, you don't have a dark knight :p
@@AlexAnteroLammikko it may not be dark, but it is definitely a knight!
@@WesleyB-Rook lool
Legit a quality Nolan impression.
Tom nailed that role! Saw that film many times at the cinema.
He's so committed to his craft, and ingenious, an iconic actor 😊❤😊❤
👏👏👏👏👍
At the end he said "now people laugh at it", not "now people love it".
Well he said "laugh it".... same deal just... across fhe pond
no, he definitely said “now people laugh at it”
Like he didn’t say “I would want to wipe your face with the earth” (??), he said “I would want to wipe you off the face of the earth”
"Doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan!"
Can't hear it without hearing him saying it in your head. 😂
"You fight like young man...nothing held back...admirable......but mistakened"💀
I srsly need that part on repeat
I lovee Andy serkis!
Is both honestly. Both funny and serious in a good way
Tom hardy legendary respect 🫡🫡🫡
I do love it, it's one of the greatest voices of all time. Right up there with Skeletor and Alan Moore.
I like how Alan Moore gets his own category next to fictional characters lol
Trash.
this is making me respect tom hardy more
Tom is one of my all time favorite actors
👏👏👏👍👍👍