Every time I listen to Mr. Tom Hiddleston I feel my IQ increasing and my brain regenerating its neurones! He is one of the rare few actors (in this era of "Glitter and Glamour" , in the entertainment industry) who respects the intelligence of the public. Thank you Mr. Hiddleston, and thank you Torrilla for uploading :)
You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown :)
“Some small degree of linguistic ability” I swear to god this man is so modest I actually can’t. He got a DOUBLE FIRST in classics from CAMBRIDGE and I’ve studied Latin you literally have to be so good at languages and clever in general to be that good. He is too much
How can you het a double first in a course? A double first means second? I through your can come in first or second only I mean he came in double first in classic, but what were those double first in classic? There umpteen courses in classics in Cambridge I looked it up.
@@paulinetayloe9988The Classics program at Cambridge is broken into two components. Tom was interviewed and asked to explain the double first in Classics. The way he explained it was the Classics studies has two components. One component is the "broad studies" (the student learns the classics from both the Greek and Latin areas) and the second component is the specialization in Latin or Greek. His double first is for the broad studies and his specialization in Greek.
I love it when he gets a chance to show his depth and be his eloquent self - even if in this case, he also needed the patience of a saint to deal with the interviewer.
I think this is why people gravitate towards Tom Hiddleston. He's very good looking, you get the feeling he is a perfect gentleman but can be playful, romantic, serious, and yet he can bring it, on top of which is he is extremely intellectual and can be very academic at the best of times. And he shows his vulnerability. The total combination is very, very sexy.
This is my second time watching this interview. The first time was when I found out about Hiddleswift and I was admittedly shocked by it and kind of upset about the whole thing. Now that it's over I can enjoy his insightful answers and depth of thinking. The fact that his sisters thought Pine's character was so close to him, is very telling now, especially the line about being a perpetual escapee from emotional entanglements. It was stated by one of his friends, after the breakup, that he is a commitment phobe. I hope he finds the right person that he can trust. He deserves it as he is an intelligent and kind human being. I also loved that he chose Ralph Fiennes as one who showed courage in the roles he has selected. Fiennes is marvelous and has been my favorite actor for years until Tom took the slot. I think the Tom is his generation's Ralph Fiennes. Best of luck to him personally and professionally.
straburyred Agreed! I hate Taylor Swift so much. Not only because she was dating him and then was seen smiling happy as if the break up didn't affect her at all , but I've always hated her. There's just something about her that I can't stand. Tom deserved so much more than that cunt. I hope he will find someone better. Maybe someone who isn't a celebrity? Someone who's down to earth.
straburyred I've yet to see a Hollywood celebrity that isn't spoiled. Tom is so down to earth. he is so pure I will never understand how he could date that woman for 3 months
Those blue swimming pool eyes. Damn!!! Grace and Class.
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In spite of not listening very clearly to the Lady-interviewer as she seems to forget to locate her micro-phone properly for a better audio, Mr Hiddleston not only displays patience at all proofs but also a kindest of attitudes and walks the "extra mile" in replying in all of his wisdom and authenticity because he is fully aware of who's going to be the final recipients via his dialogue with his interviewer: his fans, admirers and public in general to whom he is addressing to, in short his supporters, thank you Mr Tom Hiddleston and thank you also very much to "Torrilla"
the interviewer were jumping around when tom is answering in depth. i wish the interviewer could follow his sleek instead and join the stream of his thought, and proceed the transition smoother. this man really has the kindest heart for other people
Why do I get the feeling that Tom is talking about himself when answering the question, he seems to be showing a new layer of himself, a little vulnerable I guess
That is EXACTLY what he was doing. He has said (in other interviews about "The Night Manager"), that he quoted Le Carre´s novel ( which this is based upon) to his sister's, when he got the script & they both said to him "Wow! This Jonathan Pine character is YOU!" I was thinking that vety thing while watching him. But if you wstch ANY of his performances, there us always an honest element of his real persona in his characters. He one described himself as "A little boy who likes to be other people and play make-believe." What an incredible person he is. I feel very fortunate to have seen him play do many diverse people so well. His intellect, perceptive & intuitive nature, kindness, idealism, articulate way of explaining everything (the man is a natural-born teacher/philosopher), not to mention his linguistic ability, musical ability, mimicry that is astounding & dance moves. He's a Renaissance Man & I hope we get to enjoy his talents for 50 or 60 more years!!🎉🎉🎉😁😁😁
Insightful post, MR Hiddleston always so patient, so noble, so kind and soft, a very very honest actor-gentleman indeed. Many, many thanks for sharing and providing the link, also to the interviewer Ms. Anne Thompson for "Indiewire" but most specially I would like to thank TOM for taking the opportunity to unfold before our very eye another layer of his personality : that "collector of other people's languages" that "perpetual escapist from emotional entanglement" that "self exile, creature of the night and sailor without a destination" no wonder why Hiddlestonians connect with him and feel so very much identified with the characters he has accepted to play : in a way we all are incurable fragile vulnerable profound Romantics like he is and his magistral actorship help us to achieve a kind of "catharsis" very few true actors catalyze deep within us so we may come to terms and have a grip to face our own reality. I thank TOM I thank you Torrilla May 25th, 2016
Love his answers. Hated interviewer, seriously, do you honestly know how to put together coherent questions? Or ask them for that matter? Wow....Tom has the patience of a saint. He shines even when people would rather show off themselves than turn the focus on his career.
So thankful for your posting, really : what has stricken me the most was that excerpt he alluded to he read to his sisters from the opening of chapter three he recalls at 05:50 “ collector of other people’s languages, perpetual SKP from emotional entanglement, self exile, creature of the night and sailor without a destination" because last night you see I watched "High-Rise" in a theatre and while reading/watching him inhere say what he read his sisters, I immediately related it with that moment when Dr. Laing expresses his “Angst” while his face is bluish in paint and he seems to row amid all that clash and strife going on inside the building's revolt at one of its peak stances and one is very touched by watching his eyes' sadness and connecting with that utter pain and disenchantment in his look for what’s crumbling inside that tower, that same essential pain, disillusionment, disenchantment and anger Johnatan Pine experiences before resolving his battle against Roper. In most of the characters MR Hiddlestone has so splendidly portrayed, for example in Loki’s game of hatred-vengeance-reactivity, in Coriolanus’ defense and submittance, in Hank Williams’ deepest pain disyuntive, etc. MR Hiddlestone has shown that very rare quality, skill and ability to make us connect in the very instant with the deepest layers of our own human complexity by watching them each reflected in every flaw, in every damage, in every pain and suffering all of these intense characters reveal in their coping with reality. Yet, Dr. Laing and J. Pine to some extent have come out saved, rescued and reconciled with themselves by finding whom to lead, protect and safeguard: in Dr. Laing’s case finding his lost family in those psychologically bruised women and children left astray in the aftermath of High Rise. The final atmosphere created with that eerie conclusion with Maggie's voice at the end is not only most revealing of an appalling truth we have to deal with everyday but also reinforces the pro-social urgency call enwrapped via this splendid allegory created by Wheatley's direction & Thomas producer based upon the brilliant J. G. Ballard's novel social-premise. Please go watch it and hope I didn't spoil it too much for you guys, mention apart deserves the use of the songs selected and the Clive Ansell's ost to create fantastic anti-climaxes in the very style of Kubrick's
I was absolutely captivated by his answers how he lets us know in each of his roles he feels identified with. I could say that when watching him as Jonathan pine I could really feel him in there so much of his humanitarian kind soul wanting to help, the way he cried and suffered the loss of a human life so many parts of the series where a key to his true nature indeed. Talking as a romantic loving man as such and a passionate man too. Now I'm truly convinced I wasn't wrong. we all know this is not the first time he gives in so deep in them but personally felt his true essence.
great interview hes so itelligent and open minded I love how he embraces all his characters and makes them his own hes so adorable and a cutie His character is great in the night manger plays his roles well
"Perpetually escapee from emotional entanglement" and then he make a sort of strange smile as if to say: there you go!...hmm I wonder why he is escaping..
I keep thinking he is afraid of someone wanting him to give up some of his acting (which would be a stupid request) and by extension part of himself, in committing more the a relationship with them; I also(after reading the interview where someone asked him what type of boyfriend he was) think no one has reassured him of his role in their relationship with him and that on top of being a child of divorced parents makes wanting a permanent relationship very difficult.
10:50 totally agree with his feelings there! Movies I adore or favor most usually have a character I can really relate too! He always has such deep thoughts on everything, it's lovely to listen to! Thank you for posting Torrilla! :D ♥
Like most of you, I could listen to his answers, thoughtful as they are, forever...at least for long sessions, over and over. But 't'would be so much easier if he came home with me...
Tom Hiddleston has quite a distinctive feature of his face which can be transformed into any character. That's an advantage of him for being in any type of character and blending in to the role quite easily. He has quite a bit of this and that in his facial look, and also in his own characteristics. He looks conservative yet modern at the same time. He can be very cute and adorable but he can be very tough, dark sexy and seductive, too. It's very easy for him, physically--and not to mention his ability to perform, to be in any role.
But as a fan of Loke (the half æsir, half giant from Norse mythology) and the portrayal of Loki (the version from the films) I think Tom Hiddleston does an amazing job!
He has a way with words that just makes you listen so deeply no matter what he's talking about. He could literally be talking passionately about the most boring thing on the planet and I'd be all ears lmao
Hearing him talk so passionately about his characters & choices in his life is like pure sex & sophistication to your ears. He’s incredibly intelligent. I tended to think that I too were intelligent; but hearing him & the words he chooses to use, makes me feel an immense need to sit down with a dictionary & a thesaurus & learn them from cover to cover 🙈
Tom's portrayal of Pine in this movie along with his involvement in its production make me fear that he will, at some point, give up acting for directing, leaving us fans in the dust. So, "stingily" I hope for continued acting, Thomas!
Sumamente agradecida por su publicación: curious enough I was yesterday trying to remember word by word that specific quote 03:31 thanks so much MR Hiddleston I'll continue watching, thank you very much Torrilla
I've seen a few people say that he goes on and on about something and it gets tiring. I cannot disagree more. Sure his take on things are expressed longer than you would expect, but if you just have the patience to sit and listen for just a few more seconds, you would truly enjoy and understand what he's trying to say. Tom digs deep into what he's saying which is actually a bonus-- you'll see why. He sort of speaks as though its a story that slowly intensifies and ends with a big climax. In the beginning you may think you aren't really catching what he's saying, but as he progresses you'll think "Holy crap why didn't I think of this before?" Only true listeners who are patient and will first pay heed to what is being said before you outweigh the outcome to the process will love Tom's way of elocution Heh so I just typed out a monologue on the way Tom speaks.. SEE THATS WHAT HES DONE TO ME JEJXJEBSOSFFN
Not many actors are that open, honest and authentic about themselves. Sure, it's not easy. It is also great that there are some good Interviewers who are not asking always the same questions again and again about things they weren't allowed to talk about. What's the point in doing that?
Oh hey, I finally noticed the scar on his forehead. Tom saying Thomas Sharpe was partially inspired by Peter Cushing (and other del Toro spoopy nerdshit) is really cool 'cuz for a long while I've felt like Tom is a modern-day Peter Cushing, you can put him in the stupidest cartoon garbage and he'll bring legitimacy to it with conviction and class.
@@geekemedia On his forehead, above his left eye he has a scar where a door hit him as he was bending down after a performance of Coriolanus. It needed four stitches, he talks about it in an interview somewhere.
I think the interviewer doesn't know where to lead the interview, she just jumps into one topic to another, interrupting him by the way, I didn't like it at all, it was pretty akward to watch.
Every time I listen to Mr. Tom Hiddleston I feel my IQ increasing and my brain regenerating its neurones!
He is one of the rare few actors (in this era of "Glitter and Glamour" , in the entertainment industry) who respects the intelligence of the public.
Thank you Mr. Hiddleston, and thank you Torrilla for uploading :)
BYE OMG I AGREE I think my brain cells reproduce
For real. He makes me want to be a better person.
You prolly dont give a shit but if you're stoned like me atm you can watch pretty much all the latest series on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my brother during the lockdown :)
@Christian Baylor Yup, I've been watching on Instaflixxer for since december myself :D
That I believe it a very real thing. I love listening to Tom.
beautiful interview, tom is just so intelligent and open-minded. what a great role model.
“Some small degree of linguistic ability”
I swear to god this man is so modest I actually can’t. He got a DOUBLE FIRST in classics from CAMBRIDGE and I’ve studied Latin you literally have to be so good at languages and clever in general to be that good. He is too much
How can you het a double first in a course? A double first means second? I through your can come in first or second only I mean he came in double first in classic, but what were those double first in classic? There umpteen courses in classics in Cambridge I looked it up.
@@paulinetayloe9988The Classics program at Cambridge is broken into two components. Tom was interviewed and asked to explain the double first in Classics. The way he explained it was the Classics studies has two components. One component is the "broad studies" (the student learns the classics from both the Greek and Latin areas) and the second component is the specialization in Latin or Greek. His double first is for the broad studies and his specialization in Greek.
I love it when he gets a chance to show his depth and be his eloquent self - even if in this case, he also needed the patience of a saint to deal with the interviewer.
Why did it take me so long to see this interview!!??
Definetely one of my favourites ever of Mr “Goodlooking” Hiddelston ❤
I think this is why people gravitate towards Tom Hiddleston. He's very good looking, you get the feeling he is a perfect gentleman but can be playful, romantic, serious, and yet he can bring it, on top of which is he is extremely intellectual and can be very academic at the best of times. And he shows his vulnerability. The total combination is very, very sexy.
why is he so damn gorgeous?
This is my second time watching this interview. The first time was when I found out about Hiddleswift and I was admittedly shocked by it and kind of upset about the whole thing. Now that it's over I can enjoy his insightful answers and depth of thinking. The fact that his sisters thought Pine's character was so close to him, is very telling now, especially the line about being a perpetual escapee from emotional entanglements. It was stated by one of his friends, after the breakup, that he is a commitment phobe. I hope he finds the right person that he can trust. He deserves it as he is an intelligent and kind human being. I also loved that he chose Ralph Fiennes as one who showed courage in the roles he has selected. Fiennes is marvelous and has been my favorite actor for years until Tom took the slot. I think the Tom is his generation's Ralph Fiennes. Best of luck to him personally and professionally.
I felt the same way about Hiddleswift. Taylor certainly didn't deserve him. She's worse than Khloe Kartrashian when it comes to men.
straburyred Agreed! I hate Taylor Swift so much. Not only because she was dating him and then was seen smiling happy as if the break up didn't affect her at all , but I've always hated her. There's just something about her that I can't stand. Tom deserved so much more than that cunt. I hope he will find someone better. Maybe someone who isn't a celebrity? Someone who's down to earth.
Nikky Mansnoozie
Taylor is nothing but a selfish, thoughtless, spoiled, high-maintenance priss.
straburyred I've yet to see a Hollywood celebrity that isn't spoiled. Tom is so down to earth. he is so pure I will never understand how he could date that woman for 3 months
Nikky Mansnoozie
Maybe he was a victim as temporary insanity. Taylor's a user and a manipulator.
Those blue swimming pool eyes. Damn!!! Grace and Class.
In spite of not listening very clearly to the Lady-interviewer as she seems to forget to locate her micro-phone properly for a better audio, Mr Hiddleston not only displays patience at all proofs but also a kindest of attitudes and walks the "extra mile" in replying in all of his wisdom and authenticity because he is fully aware of who's going to be the final recipients via his dialogue with his interviewer: his fans, admirers and public in general to whom he is addressing to, in short his supporters, thank you Mr Tom Hiddleston and thank you also very much to "Torrilla"
the interviewer were jumping around when tom is answering in depth. i wish the interviewer could follow his sleek instead and join the stream of his thought, and proceed the transition smoother.
this man really has the kindest heart for other people
I love how he takes time for the right words when answering the questions..... no rushing.....a calmness followed by such a sweet smile....
Why do I get the feeling that Tom is talking about himself when answering the question, he seems to be showing a new layer of himself, a little vulnerable I guess
That is EXACTLY what he was doing. He has said (in other interviews about "The Night Manager"), that he quoted Le Carre´s novel ( which this is based upon) to his sister's, when he got the script & they both said to him "Wow! This Jonathan Pine character is YOU!" I was thinking that vety thing while watching him. But if you wstch ANY of his performances, there us always an honest element of his real persona in his characters. He one described himself as "A little boy who likes to be other people and play make-believe." What an incredible person he is. I feel very fortunate to have seen him play do many diverse people so well. His intellect, perceptive & intuitive nature, kindness, idealism, articulate way of explaining everything (the man is a natural-born teacher/philosopher), not to mention his linguistic ability, musical ability, mimicry that is astounding & dance moves. He's a Renaissance Man & I hope we get to enjoy his talents for 50 or 60 more years!!🎉🎉🎉😁😁😁
@@beebee9803 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I totally agree … you are inside my mind!! ❤️
Such kind eyes and so well spoken. Can’t wait to meet you in three months Tom!
So, did you meet him? Jealous me!
Lucky woman
I’m so jealous you met himmmm how was it?
Insightful post, MR Hiddleston always so patient, so noble, so kind and soft, a very very honest actor-gentleman indeed. Many, many thanks for sharing and providing the link, also to the interviewer Ms. Anne Thompson for "Indiewire" but most specially I would like to thank TOM for taking the opportunity to unfold before our very eye another layer of his personality : that "collector of other people's languages" that "perpetual escapist from emotional entanglement" that "self exile, creature of the night and sailor without a destination" no wonder why Hiddlestonians connect with him and feel so very much identified with the characters he has accepted to play : in a way we all are incurable fragile vulnerable profound Romantics like he is and his magistral actorship help us to achieve a kind of "catharsis" very few true actors catalyze deep within us so we may come to terms and have a grip to face our own reality. I thank TOM I thank you Torrilla May 25th, 2016
A gentleman, absolute gentleman so manner in his talking and dressing style
Love his answers. Hated interviewer, seriously, do you honestly know how to put together coherent questions? Or ask them for that matter? Wow....Tom has the patience of a saint. He shines even when people would rather show off themselves than turn the focus on his career.
His eyes are so blue ♡
So thankful for your posting, really : what has stricken me the most was that excerpt he alluded to he read to his sisters from the opening of chapter three he recalls at 05:50 “ collector of other people’s languages, perpetual SKP from emotional entanglement, self exile, creature of the night and sailor without a destination" because last night you see I watched "High-Rise" in a theatre and while reading/watching him inhere say what he read his sisters, I immediately related it with that moment when Dr. Laing expresses his “Angst” while his face is bluish in paint and he seems to row amid all that clash and strife going on inside the building's revolt at one of its peak stances and one is very touched by watching his eyes' sadness and connecting with that utter pain and disenchantment in his look for what’s crumbling inside that tower, that same essential pain, disillusionment, disenchantment and anger Johnatan Pine experiences before resolving his battle against Roper. In most of the characters MR Hiddlestone has so splendidly portrayed, for example in Loki’s game of hatred-vengeance-reactivity, in Coriolanus’ defense and submittance, in Hank Williams’ deepest pain disyuntive, etc. MR Hiddlestone has shown that very rare quality, skill and ability to make us connect in the very instant with the deepest layers of our own human complexity by watching them each reflected in every flaw, in every damage, in every pain and suffering all of these intense characters reveal in their coping with reality. Yet, Dr. Laing and J. Pine to some extent have come out saved, rescued and reconciled with themselves by finding whom to lead, protect and safeguard: in Dr. Laing’s case finding his lost family in those psychologically bruised women and children left astray in the aftermath of High Rise. The final atmosphere created with that eerie conclusion with Maggie's voice at the end is not only most revealing of an appalling truth we have to deal with everyday but also reinforces the pro-social urgency call enwrapped via this splendid allegory created by Wheatley's direction & Thomas producer based upon the brilliant J. G. Ballard's novel social-premise. Please go watch it and hope I didn't spoil it too much for you guys, mention apart deserves the use of the songs selected and the Clive Ansell's ost to create fantastic anti-climaxes in the very style of Kubrick's
Whoah he's so intelligent, well-spoken and completely amazing. He's my favourite actor!
I was absolutely captivated by his answers how he lets us know in each of his roles he feels identified with. I could say that when watching him as Jonathan pine I could really feel him in there so much of his humanitarian kind soul wanting to help, the way he cried and suffered the loss of a human life so many parts of the series where a key to his true nature indeed. Talking as a romantic loving man as such and a passionate man too. Now I'm truly convinced I wasn't wrong. we all know this is not the first time he gives in so deep in them but personally felt his true essence.
Tom Hiddleston is a bright, intelligent, articulate, sweet, decent, generous, talented and not to mention GORGEOUS young man.
"A perpetual escapee from emotional entanglement" is such a fascinating line. This summer's events cast a new light on this line.
This is a really humble interview.
Tom possessed (& worked hard for) a brilliant mind and an eloquence of expression of his profound insights. A true Renaissance Man.
I CAN SEE THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN :333 THE CLOSE UP OMG!!!
great interview hes so itelligent and open minded I love how he embraces all his characters and makes them his own hes so adorable and a cutie His character is great in the night manger plays his roles well
"Perpetually escapee from emotional entanglement" and then he make a sort of strange smile as if to say: there you go!...hmm I wonder why he is escaping..
I keep thinking he is afraid of someone wanting him to give up some of his acting (which would be a stupid request) and by extension part of himself, in committing more the a relationship with them; I also(after reading the interview where someone asked him what type of boyfriend he was) think no one has reassured him of his role in their relationship with him and that on top of being a child of divorced parents makes wanting a permanent relationship very difficult.
@@heathercontois4501 link to that interview pls??!!
@@astaloteczim897 I had to look it up after finding it through Pinterest. I think I typed in his name and 'what type of boyfriend are you?'
10:50 totally agree with his feelings there! Movies I adore or favor most usually have a character I can really relate too! He always has such deep thoughts on everything, it's lovely to listen to! Thank you for posting Torrilla! :D ♥
I love and envy him because he's done so much with his life.
His eyes are mesmerising, they are soo beautiful. I can just look at his eyes for a long time💜
Delightful interview. Wonderful to hear his thoughts on his characters and how he turns them into people.
Like most of you, I could listen to his answers, thoughtful as they are, forever...at least for long sessions, over and over. But 't'would be so much easier if he came home with me...
Tom Hiddleston has quite a distinctive feature of his face which can be transformed into any character. That's an advantage of him for being in any type of character and blending in to the role quite easily. He has quite a bit of this and that in his facial look, and also in his own characteristics. He looks conservative yet modern at the same time. He can be very cute and adorable but he can be very tough, dark sexy and seductive, too. It's very easy for him, physically--and not to mention his ability to perform, to be in any role.
30 min of close up on Tom's face.
Lovely
OMG...I have never noticed the Coriolanus forehead scar as I have in this video.
Ofcourse Jonathan Pine's description rung true to him that's an Aquarius to you
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periodt
RIGHT?!
But as a fan of Loke (the half æsir, half giant from Norse mythology) and the portrayal of Loki (the version from the films) I think Tom Hiddleston does an amazing job!
Some interviews are to be watched but this , here , is needs to be listened deeply.
He is incredibly handsome, kindest and sweetest man I ever know 😍😍😍.... He is a gentleman.... 😳😳😳
before I clicked on I literally prayed that the camera angle would stay that close
He is so modest!
His face is so close and he's smiling oml I can't stop fangirling😭 why did God give something I can't have
He has a way with words that just makes you listen so deeply no matter what he's talking about. He could literally be talking passionately about the most boring thing on the planet and I'd be all ears lmao
Hearing him talk so passionately about his characters & choices in his life is like pure sex & sophistication to your ears. He’s incredibly intelligent. I tended to think that I too were intelligent; but hearing him & the words he chooses to use, makes me feel an immense need to sit down with a dictionary & a thesaurus & learn them from cover to cover 🙈
"I've no dignity or vanity left"
Me too.
why am i kissing the screen?!🤔
Crazy.
CheerX9087 He simply has not made it to your house, yet!! He's coming soon!
Cuz u a hiddlestoner 🤣
Because he’s beautiful! 💖
this man can do anything
Tom's portrayal of Pine in this movie along with his involvement in its production make me fear that he will, at some point, give up acting for directing, leaving us fans in the dust. So, "stingily" I hope for continued acting, Thomas!
Me too. Hope he does direct, but keep an eye open for another good role.Of course, everything he does is good.
I couldn't watch everything because I started blushing. I have to stop for a few seconds once in awhile.
This is the only interview of Tom that I can watch with the sound off.
His, mind is fascinating.
I wonder what turbulence is under his calm water
My imagination about the turbulence makes it all the better!
Sumamente agradecida por su publicación: curious enough I was yesterday trying to remember word by word that specific quote 03:31 thanks so much MR Hiddleston I'll continue watching, thank you very much Torrilla
It all boils down to someone give us a chance in life...and not giving up even you don't have any dignity left.
Is it wrong to want a man to look at me the way Tom Hiddleston looks with inquisitive anticipation at his interviewers?
Sexiest voice in existence
Perfect gentleman. I loved this interview. Time well spent. Thanks for sharing.
Geesh! I hope Tom Hiddleston is never this close to me face in real life... I don't think I'd be able to maintain my composure...
Dear future husband..
Are you Tom Hiddleston??
I thank you so much for posting this. I shall watch now, appreciated,
MC
Interviewer: Tom...
Tom: *smiles sweetly*.
Me: This is gonna be some interview, isn't it?
Thank God for this British Gentleman that he lets us see his Inside !
Lindíssimo, charmosíssimo, talentosíssimo, inteligentérrimo... o q mais podemos dizer... Mr. Hiddleston é perfeito!
beautiful Tom perfec
Never in my life have i been looking into someones eyes for so long. i love this so so much
It’s nice seeing an actor being able to just sit and talk like a regular person. I almost forgot who I was listening to.
Oh God he’s BEAUTIFUL 💖
He is so handsome😆😆
Great interview, Tom is gifted by God: talented, nice, handsome and above all very smart
He should be a scholar.
I think of him as a scholar.
He is a scholar..
THAT PUPPY EYES WHO'S READY TO SPELL POETRY LIKE ANSWERS AND ALSO READY TO RAVISH YOU WITH SEXINESS
I've seen a few people say that he goes on and on about something and it gets tiring. I cannot disagree more. Sure his take on things are expressed longer than you would expect, but if you just have the patience to sit and listen for just a few more seconds, you would truly enjoy and understand what he's trying to say. Tom digs deep into what he's saying which is actually a bonus-- you'll see why. He sort of speaks as though its a story that slowly intensifies and ends with a big climax. In the beginning you may think you aren't really catching what he's saying, but as he progresses you'll think "Holy crap why didn't I think of this before?" Only true listeners who are patient and will first pay heed to what is being said before you outweigh the outcome to the process will love Tom's way of elocution
Heh so I just typed out a monologue on the way Tom speaks.. SEE THATS WHAT HES DONE TO ME JEJXJEBSOSFFN
My goodness Tom has a photographic memory
Electric, Magnetic stuff.. Much loved Tom Hiddleston XXX
Dem blue eyes 💙
I have problem to understand what he’s talking. His prefect face & soothing voice are sooooooo Distracting！
I loved Archipelago. Had no idea Tom Hiddleston was in it.
When you're too stubborn to sleep so you pop in this video but his relaxing voice just made you sleepier #themostrelatablehumanonearth
Those huge, wide, sapphire blue eyes and expressive eyebrows draw you in. *sigh* So cute!
“Great question”, very gracious.
Great interview! Thx for uploading!
Not many actors are that open, honest and authentic about themselves. Sure, it's not easy. It is also great that there are some good Interviewers who are not asking always the same questions again and again about things they weren't allowed to talk about. What's the point in doing that?
She keeps cutting him off though.
My fuckin english still dont enough for this deep English man.
God he's so precious
Oh, just let me meet him. Already met my greatest idol Neil Gaiman.
Te Amoo tom con todo mi corazón 😍😭❤
very wise
Omg time to repeat kiss kiss ❤
Oh hey, I finally noticed the scar on his forehead.
Tom saying Thomas Sharpe was partially inspired by Peter Cushing (and other del Toro spoopy nerdshit) is really cool 'cuz for a long while I've felt like Tom is a modern-day Peter Cushing, you can put him in the stupidest cartoon garbage and he'll bring legitimacy to it with conviction and class.
Scar?
@@geekemedia On his forehead, above his left eye he has a scar where a door hit him as he was bending down after a performance of Coriolanus. It needed four stitches, he talks about it in an interview somewhere.
THE ANGELIC LIGHT AROUND HIM, HE IS GOD!!!!!!!!!!
He’s polite man
I think the interviewer doesn't know where to lead the interview, she just jumps into one topic to another, interrupting him by the way, I didn't like it at all, it was pretty akward to watch.
OK, completely random, and because I have gift and curse for noticing things. Did anyone notice the light scar on the left side his forehead?
Yes he's talked about how he got it - on a door after he finished Corialanus!
he got it during doing coriolanus, when someone hit his head accidentally with a door.
I don't know why, maybe it makes me creepy, but I LOVE that little scar.
lindo meu amor❤
Shes a great interviewer
Them trees are active back there
He's so baby girl
I love you deeply my love 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋 miss you so much and I feel sick
I could get lost in those eyes
...i cant hear the interviewer very well. what is she saying and asking?