@@DannsArmy Yeah bro. The role required him to be a mix of a terroristic dictator, and an intimidating strongman that will kill you with one hand.. Hardy nailed it perfectly.
I think they get stuck on how Bane is in the comics. He doesn't do comic book Bane, he does white, Nolan Bane. I don't think they aeparate the actor from the writing.
He has those menacing eyes and deep, powerful face. Great for acting. I think he’s the epitome of an old, traditional “man,” and that’s why so many men seem to love and respect him.
I'm about to say it... Tom Hardy is probably going to be the closest thing we'll ever get to next Marlon Brando. Just the combination of good looks and and insane amount of talent and respect for understanding what it means to act.
I would say Christian Bale would be right above him man. Talk about dedication. Holy Shit. I'm not just saying this cause he was Batman and Tom was Bane lol. No other actor I can think of would whittle down to 120 lbs by eating apples and running for hours a day to gaining over 100 pounds to play Batman, then told to lose about 20-30 lbs cause he was "too big" to play Batman. Not to mention getting jacked for American Psycho. Then getting fat as hell for American Hustle and the upcoming Backseat.
@monu2619993 Philip Seymore Hoffman is the only actor I can think of that transformed, was willing to go to extremely embarrassing places (no ego), and managed to also not chew up the scene, while also being a great presence in the movie. RIP Phillip. Another actor who I think was just about to reach DDL levels was Heath Ledger. That was such a tragedy. If you see DDL in interviews and speeches talking about Heath after his death, you can clearly see that he gets very emotional, because I think he felt a bond/connection with Heath through their acting skill and talent.
Locke should have been the most boring film ever and yet Tom's performance made it immensely gripping and intense. THAT'S REAL TALENT. Ps: for the love of god make a video about Jake Gyllenhaal.
Also he has one of the best sexiest voices. I remember when I first saw his movie and the second I heard his voice...I don't think I ever got so much attracted by a voice before.
what is in his voice that attract you? I sense braveness and dont give a fuck attitude, but I sense a little bit of boy there tho. But most of his movie voice is manipulated!
Here's a crazy idea:Tom Hardy would be perfect as Wolverine,in a future film,now that Hugh Jackman retired from the role. He has the perfect build(beefed up but short high) and he can convey that animalistic feel.If you have watched ''Taboo'',you know what I mean.
It’s a shame that no one ever mentions his lesser known role as Stuart in the BBC production of ‘Stuart: A Life Backwards’ where Hardy plays a drunk with cerebral palsy. In my opinion it’s one of his absolute best performances. If you’re a hardy fan I highly recommend you watch it.
With Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Gosling and Joaquin Phoenix, he is easily my most favourite actor today, his work in Locke, Taboo and others is really thrilling experience
I love Hardy, he's my favorite actor. He looks different in practically every role he takes yet I recognize him instantly, just something about him. Damn good actor and dedication. Wide variety of roles too
Tom hardy is a powerhouse, period. His talent is incredible, his voice his delivery, his facial cues. I like to think that he and Joaquin Phoenix are the Brando and Stewart of the modern day. Bronson is still my favorite film
I honestly can't think of anyone else who can do what Tom does. You never doubt his ability for a second. He has that Brando, DeNiro, Oldman quality mixed with something of his own. Can't wait to see what he does next.
Tom is a sleeper. By that I mean if you were asked to name the top male actors today, you wouldn’t necessarily think of Tom first. He flies under the radar until it’s time to shine. It’s only when you’re watching one of his films that his undeniable talent smacks you in the face and his presence can be truly appreciated. He’s definitely underrated but one of my all time favourites to ever grace the silver screen. 💯 🤩
I had to do a long drive at night so I listened to the film Locke and I can say without question that film is beyond underrated. I didnt even look at it but the music and dialog alone was so captivating I was pissed when I got home and there was still 10 minutes of the film left I just sat in the driveway and listened. Hands down one of the greatest actors of all time!
@@cooperdonahue3837 idk about that. I m a massive hardy fan but it's another time period and it's easier to judge between the same age group in an different type of industry. That's why for me he is in the top 3 of his fellow actors like Bale, Phœnix, Di Caprio, Murphy, Fassbender...
Love Tom to bits! He’s one of the greatest actors i’ve ever had a pleasure of watching! Dude is a beast. Bronson is still his best performance. His most underrated one IMO is The Drop.
Guy knows his history big time! When asked if he ever saw the Waterfront and Brando, in that movie , after his powerful portrayal, in Brando lke performance in "The Drop" he said he never saw it ! Like an old school Brit, he takes his theatrical talents back to the days of Shakespeare and more then likely before that to Chaucer! To really see Hardy at his best, see the old BBC TV movie , "The Take" this MTF was like the next James Cagney!
I really think he’s lying though. He has talked about much lesser known movies by Brando. He’s probably just weary of the comparison. It’s like how every time a mildly decent band comes around they get compared to the Beatles. It both a blessing and a curse cause the bar is so high.
I re-watch BRONSON twice a year, with people that have never seen it. Not a single person is ever dissapointed. Absolute golden standard of a trippy, funny and violent film, with none of the above abused.
I don’t know your name but you are easily the best of the Fandor narrators for these videos. I love listening to your analyses of actors and directors. And I concur with pretty much everything you’ve said about Tom Hardy, he is genuinely one of the best actors going today.
A mesmerizing actor , smart , dedicated and so incredibly talented . One of the best actors , if not the best actor of his generation . Method acting at its finest .
Hell yeah, I've been hyping up _Bronson_ , as my favorite Hardy performance for years now. Haven't met one other person who has watched it. So awesome that I am no longer alone in my thoughts on that movie:D Thanks!
Since I've first watched Bronson I recommend it to everyone I know. I think it's one of his best movies considering it was one of his first bigger roles. He delivered such a strong performance back then and he just keeps getting better and better. And him being such a softie in real life makes all of those stong, intimidating roles even better
I don't know if he still stands by it. But he has once expressed that he was bi-curious. Tom Hardy is an ARTIST at heart and the best artists understand the deep nuances of humanity and the human experience, and often seek to explore them. I can respect that.
2:04 - 2:08 killed me. He also does that a lot on Peaky Blinders as Alfie Solomons and boy do I love him. Congratulations on this amazing video! Jacob is a great narrator, I loved this so much I had to re watch it a few times.
I had to do at least eight separate double takes throughout the first TWO MINUTES of this video just because I was so stunned by this man's range. I'd already fallen in love with him for his extremely unique blend of (traditionally) masculine strength and feminine emotion that he brings to the silver screen, but this just solidifies him as a fave.
Warrior such a brilliant and underrated film , and it had both Tom and Joel Edgerton in it ... sigh 😔. I also loved Tom in ‘ The Take’ as Freddie Jackson . I read the book by Martina Cole and Tom was exactly how I imagined Freddie to be . If you like Tom you really must see it .
Tom is a chic man and a unique actor. There are so many contradictions in it that it shocks and attracts even more to it. He is a treasure ❤❤❤ Tom is the best thing in cinema today 👑
I didn't see one clip from Locke and for that I'm sad. One of my favorite performances and the only film where you get ALL Hardy. Edit: OH YAY! I made this comment before 4:00. I'm so glad you mentioned this!
Bronson blew me away when I first saw it. Easily my favorite Hardy performance. Mad Max was pretty close though, the lack of dialogue forced him to create the character visually. Locke was good too. Ha he's good in everything.
He stole every scene as Alfie Solomons in Peaky blinders!
"Stole" being the key word there ;(
JEW KNOW IT!
Hit the call to prayer will you ? xD BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP
@@hansenbee123 "Definitely not Kusher"
Go to hell, for fukin breafhin xd
One day Tom Hardy's eyes will win their own Oscar.
And cillian Murphy's
😂😂😂
@@ahmedelambri207 how they haven't won Oscars and where some people have is nearly sickening
@@RyanOConnell02 Murphy in peaky blinders is perfect and Tom for alot of his roles like bane or James Delaney is oscar worthy.
fucking oscar doesn’t count as great victory and have nothing to do with his talent and hard-working,don’t you forget it.
His Bane portrayal was masterful.
I always say this and no DC fan seems to agree glad you do!
@@DannsArmy Yeah bro. The role required him to be a mix of a terroristic dictator, and an intimidating strongman that will kill you with one hand.. Hardy nailed it perfectly.
I think they get stuck on how Bane is in the comics. He doesn't do comic book Bane, he does white, Nolan Bane. I don't think they aeparate the actor from the writing.
For you
@@WJstudios04 :D
He's the only contempoary actor who carries that Marlon Brando masculinity combined with feminine sensibility.
It's the accent
@@mridulsharma7994 Not only his accent but the way he conducts himself, the things he has to say and how he overall rejects toxic masculinity
Course Marlon Brando was bisexual so even our most masculine figures have a feminine side
Nonsense. Tom Hardy is nowhere near Brando's levels.
Marlon brando feminine sensibility? Last tango in paris?
Whenever I hear Tom Hardy's in a movie or TV show I have to watch it no matter what
Mc Lovin old enough.
Hows Seth Rogen doing
Watch Dunkirk my friend u will never regret he does so well at expressing a pilots fear
Facts.
But venom & Capone were horrible movies. He was good but the movies 🤮
Imagine Keanu Reeves and Tom Hardy opening a dog shelter and/or dog motel together.
He has those menacing eyes and deep, powerful face. Great for acting. I think he’s the epitome of an old, traditional “man,” and that’s why so many men seem to love and respect him.
Aran Knowles I know I definitely have a man crush on him!
Yeah he’s my man crush
I'm about to say it...
Tom Hardy is probably going to be the closest thing we'll ever get to next Marlon Brando.
Just the combination of good looks and and insane amount of talent and respect for understanding what it means to act.
He is the BEST actor of this generation. Sure, Leo and Jake Gyllenhaal are fantastic, But Tom is so versatile it is insane.
After DDL retiring, I want Tom to take up the mantle.
I don't know if he is the BEST but he's pretty damn close.
@monu2619993 Michael Fassbender can't transform though
I would say Christian Bale would be right above him man. Talk about dedication. Holy Shit. I'm not just saying this cause he was Batman and Tom was Bane lol. No other actor I can think of would whittle down to 120 lbs by eating apples and running for hours a day to gaining over 100 pounds to play Batman, then told to lose about 20-30 lbs cause he was "too big" to play Batman. Not to mention getting jacked for American Psycho. Then getting fat as hell for American Hustle and the upcoming Backseat.
@monu2619993 Philip Seymore Hoffman is the only actor I can think of that transformed, was willing to go to extremely embarrassing places (no ego), and managed to also not chew up the scene, while also being a great presence in the movie. RIP Phillip.
Another actor who I think was just about to reach DDL levels was Heath Ledger. That was such a tragedy. If you see DDL in interviews and speeches talking about Heath after his death, you can clearly see that he gets very emotional, because I think he felt a bond/connection with Heath through their acting skill and talent.
He's the most badass actor ever.
For you
MrBeaux was... that a bane reference?😳
Locke should have been the most boring film ever and yet Tom's performance made it immensely gripping and intense. THAT'S REAL TALENT.
Ps: for the love of god make a video about Jake Gyllenhaal.
@@CC-zh4gg 'should have been'
Yes and it's one of its best work.
Also he has one of the best sexiest voices. I remember when I first saw his movie and the second I heard his voice...I don't think I ever got so much attracted by a voice before.
what is in his voice that attract you? I sense braveness and dont give a fuck attitude, but I sense a little bit of boy there tho. But most of his movie voice is manipulated!
S manipulated but u man that her opinon she loves him that's all don't take this serious
Hardy's performance in WARRIOR is highly underrated and deserved an Oscar nomination.
Here's a crazy idea:Tom Hardy would be perfect as Wolverine,in a future film,now that Hugh Jackman retired from the role.
He has the perfect build(beefed up but short high) and he can convey that animalistic feel.If you have watched ''Taboo'',you know what I mean.
Yes, but by the time they recast someone he will be too old.
It’s a shame that no one ever mentions his lesser known role as Stuart in the BBC production of ‘Stuart: A Life Backwards’ where Hardy plays a drunk with cerebral palsy. In my opinion it’s one of his absolute best performances. If you’re a hardy fan I highly recommend you watch it.
This is the truth. Although it is a very uncomfortable film to watch, he absolutely kills it. Plus it stars Cumberbatch. Tough to find though.
Tom said it was his best performance as an actor. He also said that after "Stuart" he's playing roles just to entertain himself, if I'm not mistaken
I think it was muscular dystrophy, not cerebral palsy, if I can remember correctly.
Stuart is amazing. It's so incredibly touching. ❤
Stuart Ortiz-Sherwood That is arguably his best performance.
His accent,lips,body...are just wow
This dude can read me a book with his eyes
granted everybody reads books with their eyes.
yokaboka I read mine with my mouth
Tom Hardy is an incredible actor. He has my respect for sure.
Tom Hardy is the most talented actor of our times. I could watch him watching paint dry.. and still be enthralled...
lol!
It hurts how underrated Bronson is
Unpopular opinion: i think tom hardy was way better in the revenant than di caprio. It is just an oscar to di caprio was long overdue.
johnny iron lung I agree
@Serein Serenity Well said🙌
With Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Gosling and Joaquin Phoenix, he is easily my most favourite actor today, his work in Locke, Taboo and others is really thrilling experience
I love Hardy, he's my favorite actor. He looks different in practically every role he takes yet I recognize him instantly, just something about him. Damn good actor and dedication. Wide variety of roles too
That man really deserves an Oscar. Tom Hardy is such a talented actor and played pretty serious roles.
He doesn't need to speak often. He can speak through his eyes
Tom hardy is a powerhouse, period. His talent is incredible, his voice his delivery, his facial cues. I like to think that he and Joaquin Phoenix are the Brando and Stewart of the modern day. Bronson is still my favorite film
Tom Hardy is defiantly one of the best actors working today. He’s always fascinating to watch.
I honestly can't think of anyone else who can do what Tom does. You never doubt his ability for a second. He has that Brando, DeNiro, Oldman quality mixed with something of his own. Can't wait to see what he does next.
No he’s Tom Hardy. That’s it. He’s a great actor who never copies anyone and has his own style.
He’s the best after Bale IMO
Tom is a sleeper. By that I mean if you were asked to name the top male actors today, you wouldn’t necessarily think of Tom first. He flies under the radar until it’s time to shine. It’s only when you’re watching one of his films that his undeniable talent smacks you in the face and his presence can be truly appreciated. He’s definitely underrated but one of my all time favourites to ever grace the silver screen. 💯 🤩
I had to do a long drive at night so I listened to the film Locke and I can say without question that film is beyond underrated. I didnt even look at it but the music and dialog alone was so captivating I was pissed when I got home and there was still 10 minutes of the film left I just sat in the driveway and listened. Hands down one of the greatest actors of all time!
Oh that's a great idea!
Tom Hardy is this generations Robert De Niro
Jack Carr better than rob honestly
@@cooperdonahue3837 idk about that. I m a massive hardy fan but it's another time period and it's easier to judge between the same age group in an different type of industry. That's why for me he is in the top 3 of his fellow actors like Bale, Phœnix, Di Caprio, Murphy, Fassbender...
more like, the "Younger" version of De Niro. He seemed like a completely different person, same talent, but let's just say, a different take.
"Do you feel in charge?" Best fucking line I heard a villain utter.
I'm so glad you singled in on Locke. It's a riveting masterpiece.
Im so happy to find people appreciating him.I feel like hes really underrated or goes completely unnoticed and its really unfair
Love Tom to bits! He’s one of the greatest actors i’ve ever had a pleasure of watching! Dude is a beast. Bronson is still his best performance. His most underrated one IMO is The Drop.
Guy knows his history big time! When asked if he ever saw the Waterfront and Brando, in that movie , after his powerful portrayal, in Brando lke performance in "The Drop" he said he never saw it ! Like an old school Brit, he takes his theatrical talents back to the days of Shakespeare and more then likely before that to Chaucer! To really see Hardy at his best, see the old BBC TV movie , "The Take" this MTF was like the next James Cagney!
I really think he’s lying though. He has talked about much lesser known movies by Brando. He’s probably just weary of the comparison.
It’s like how every time a mildly decent band comes around they get compared to the Beatles. It both a blessing and a curse cause the bar is so high.
@@piranha5506 i agree. He knew Brando's filmography back then but he probably didn't want to expend on the question.
A fantastic actor and I love every role he's ever done. One of our most talented actors and a true endearing human being.
My favorite performance by him is Stuart: A Life Backwards. Utterly spellbinding and heartbreaking.
I'll work with Tom Hardy when I become a filmmaker. 😊👍
And what about her? Can you tell some memories ?
Feel free to hire me as an actor when you get started.
U have to n u will
I re-watch BRONSON twice a year, with people that have never seen it.
Not a single person is ever dissapointed.
Absolute golden standard of a trippy, funny and violent film, with none of the above abused.
I don’t know your name but you are easily the best of the Fandor narrators for these videos. I love listening to your analyses of actors and directors. And I concur with pretty much everything you’ve said about Tom Hardy, he is genuinely one of the best actors going today.
Wait Fandor has different narrators? I feel stupid
His name is Jacob T. Swinney. He has videos on vimeo that are just as good as the ones here.
vimeo.com/jacobtswinney
You cannot be a movie fan and not love Tom Hardy
A mesmerizing actor , smart , dedicated and so incredibly talented . One of the best actors , if not the best actor of his generation . Method acting at its finest .
Even with a mask we can still feel his expression thats what makes him one of the greatest for me
Bane is the most underrated character in the entire cinema history....
No doubt about it Tom Hardy is one of the best actors working to day and a personal favorite of mine.
Hell yeah, I've been hyping up _Bronson_ , as my favorite Hardy performance for years now. Haven't met one other person who has watched it. So awesome that I am no longer alone in my thoughts on that movie:D Thanks!
holy shit hes been in somany movies ive watched and i couldnt recognized him at all he embodies them so well.
Since I've first watched Bronson I recommend it to everyone I know. I think it's one of his best movies considering it was one of his first bigger roles. He delivered such a strong performance back then and he just keeps getting better and better. And him being such a softie in real life makes all of those stong, intimidating roles even better
I don't know if he still stands by it. But he has once expressed that he was bi-curious. Tom Hardy is an ARTIST at heart and the best artists understand the deep nuances of humanity and the human experience, and often seek to explore them. I can respect that.
Undoubtedly one of the best actors of our time
2:04 - 2:08 killed me. He also does that a lot on Peaky Blinders as Alfie Solomons and boy do I love him.
Congratulations on this amazing video! Jacob is a great narrator, I loved this so much I had to re watch it a few times.
The "he who lives by the sword" speech in Peaky Blinders is also absolutely incredible.
He is the light of the show, a scene stealer. The speech is spectacular, if i think about it the words to this day resonate in my head.
I had to do at least eight separate double takes throughout the first TWO MINUTES of this video just because I was so stunned by this man's range. I'd already fallen in love with him for his extremely unique blend of (traditionally) masculine strength and feminine emotion that he brings to the silver screen, but this just solidifies him as a fave.
I met Tom Hardy at Legoland Windsor when I was working there in the retail section. I sold him a lego set that he was buying for his son :)
you are lucky
Tom Hardy, Charlie Cox, Jon Bernthal my favourite actors right now
He needs to be the next James Bond!
Tom Hardy,Joaquin Phoenix,Marlon Brando and Tom Hiddleston hands down
my all time fvrts
Tom Hardy Is Next Level
The drop is also a masterwork of him
Warrior such a brilliant and underrated film , and it had both Tom and Joel Edgerton in it ... sigh 😔. I also loved Tom in ‘ The Take’ as Freddie Jackson . I read the book by Martina Cole and Tom was exactly how I imagined Freddie to be . If you like Tom you really must see it .
Awesome video ! Tom Hardy is the best actor right now imo
Dicaprio is still the best, but hardy is good too
DiCaprio has more charisma, but he's not as versatile as Hardy IMO.
Salvando vidas con Denis if you’ve seen The Revenant, you might think different
v44n caprio did a good role in Django imo
I knew from the first time i saw him, in Rocknrolla, that he is something else.
Thank GOD you talked about Taboo, I mean, Hardy exiting the land negotiating scene.
I would have pissed myself if I was in that room.
It's odd how underrated he is... in the sense that he's just a really really good actor, not just a gorgeous guy who can play big scary dudes.
Tom hardy in Warrior was just amazing
Thumbs up for the last part! Made my day
I believe that one day Oscar will be worthy of winning Tom Hardy.
If you haven’t done it yet would you be so kindly make a video about Nicolas Winding Refn please.. it’s will be great if you will.. take care..! 😊😎
I love every single character that he makes❤
He could be one of the best joker DC have no idea
It is CRIMINAL not to mention his performance in Stuart: A Life Backwards.
a big reason for why ppl love tom hardy, two words:
Those lips
Hardy is one of the Greatest Character Actors ever.
I like Tom Hardy more because of this video, you do him a service.
Dont forget The Take !!!! One of my absolute faves
This guy is in love with Tom Hardy.
Tom Hardy has the best grunts in the business!!
Hardy is one of the best actors of his Generation.......!
I love him so much he’s BY FARRRRRR my favourite actor. Venom next month!!
I loved him in Oliver Twist.
Tabooooooo 😍😍
Tom is a chic man and a unique actor. There are so many contradictions in it that it shocks and attracts even more to it. He is a treasure ❤❤❤ Tom is the best thing in cinema today 👑
Hardy's Bane was top notch
I'm soooo happy you mentioned Locke! It's one of my favorite films, it's so ingenious!
The same reason we like all great actors: on screen, they appear natural and unique.
He is amazing❤️
He's so talented I would watch just about anything he's cast in.
Yet he's underrated af
He's best performance was 'The Take' by Martina Cole.
I’m a BIG TOM HARDY FAN!! I watched everything he was in!!
Bloody fantastic actor, even though recognized, still slightly underrated.
I saw tom first in 'This means war' from then i love his acting skills..😍
I didn't see one clip from Locke and for that I'm sad. One of my favorite performances and the only film where you get ALL Hardy.
Edit: OH YAY! I made this comment before 4:00. I'm so glad you mentioned this!
I somehow watched Locke at 1am on my phone under the blanket.... That shows how good Tom Hardy is
Everyone hates Venom but loves Hardy.
Guess it will stay like that.
Bronson blew me away when I first saw it. Easily my favorite Hardy performance. Mad Max was pretty close though, the lack of dialogue forced him to create the character visually. Locke was good too. Ha he's good in everything.
I didn’t knew that he was the villain of dark knight. I only learned about him after mad max.
Tom Hardy, Jake Gyllenhal, Christian Bale....these guys have some kinda weird mysterious charisma in them..
Can't stop thinking about he and keanu's collaboration, It will be awesome