More Hiddles on horses
Fairly long interview with Tom Hiddleston, talking mostly about War Horse.
The site this is on covers comic books movies extensively, and the interviewer has an indefinable nerdy vibe-- but he asks the one question I would ask ("Did you have a main horse you worked with? How did you get along?") Tom makes it clear he was not a horsey person when he was hired for the film, but he still gets that misty look that everyone has when they talk about a great horse in their life.
I would quibble with the interviewer's comments about the New York Comic Con panel where everyone wanted to ask Tom questions. (It apparently got to the point where the moderator asked whether anyone-- male or female-- had a question for someone besides Tom.) The interviewer opines that "women love the bad boys." To which I reply: "Dude. Have you not seen how fucking cute he is in interviews??"
I know some great actors are a nightmare to work with, but it can't possibly hurt your career to give the opposite impression, especially early on.
Also, the clip ends with the part of the trailer where Benedict Cumberbatch's character encourages his men to "be brave." Yeah, I needed to start the work day in tears, didn't I?
The site this is on covers comic books movies extensively, and the interviewer has an indefinable nerdy vibe-- but he asks the one question I would ask ("Did you have a main horse you worked with? How did you get along?") Tom makes it clear he was not a horsey person when he was hired for the film, but he still gets that misty look that everyone has when they talk about a great horse in their life.
I would quibble with the interviewer's comments about the New York Comic Con panel where everyone wanted to ask Tom questions. (It apparently got to the point where the moderator asked whether anyone-- male or female-- had a question for someone besides Tom.) The interviewer opines that "women love the bad boys." To which I reply: "Dude. Have you not seen how fucking cute he is in interviews??"
I know some great actors are a nightmare to work with, but it can't possibly hurt your career to give the opposite impression, especially early on.
Also, the clip ends with the part of the trailer where Benedict Cumberbatch's character encourages his men to "be brave." Yeah, I needed to start the work day in tears, didn't I?