The Dark Knight Rises Tom Hardy as Bane XIV

[EliteF50]

He looks freaking fat huge!

 

[craigdbfan]

He looks freaking fat huge!

The same crossed my mind.

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"Christian Bale... I can't sign that. We're sworn enemies mate!"

Oh my gosh.

Someone said Mr. Hardy can you sign it to ben. Was that a hype member?

He's a class act for being incredibly polite to a somewhat annoying crowd. He's a real good guy.

 

[dark_b]

"Christian Bale... I can't sign that. We're sworn enemies mate!"

that was a good joke.

but dear lord are some acting like they are desperate. they sound pathetic.

 

[Dragon_316ca]

http://ca.eonline.com/news/batman_baddie_tom_hardy_reveals_secrets/262285

Video of Hardy describing Bane's mask, and Nolan's optimism.

 

[StarLord]

Having many feelings right now

''That's a nice coat!''

He should have turned up in Bane's jacket!

 

[Mister Meddle]

Damn those people are ****ing annoying. Luckily Tom has a lot of patience. I don't blame him for personalizing the autographed photos. Makes it difficult to sell them on eBay unless you find someone with the same name. Usually it means more because it's easy to buy any ordinary autographed memorabilia or photos online.

 

[kvz5]

Yeah, personalizing is the way to go. That's how Bale is too. It takes more time but that way it doesn't end up in EBay. Plus I think people appreciate it more. That is if those people are true fans and not just those seeking autographs for the sake of it.

 

[venus_ice]

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"Christian Bale... I can't sign that. We're sworn enemies mate!"

Oh god. He is the best man ever. Please can I have him?

Anyone who doesn't love him after this video needs to evaluate their life.

 

[Boom]

The comments I'm reading regarding Bardem's performance in No Country for Old Men are disheartening.

The character was, by his nature, quiet and controlled, yet Bardem still managed to put a mesmerizing and truly frightening villain on screen. He gave us something out of nothing. That is a testament to his talent.

 

[Travesty]

Anyone who doesn't love him after this video needs to evaluate their life.

Evaluate my life over an actor signing his name one posters? Hehe, I dunno.......

 

[venus_ice]

For anyone who wants to see some scenes and stuff with the cast of Tinker Tailor here's a nice vid

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[venus_ice]

Evaluate my life over an actor signing his name one posters? Hehe, I dunno.......

I think it's time for you to opt out of life then. Goodbye.

 

[craigdbfan]

They might as well cancel the Oscars and just give all the awards to TTSS.

Oldman I can't emphasis enough looks to be giving a uniquely awesome performance.

 

[EliteF50]

Oldman better get the Oscar. Better late than never.

 

[Boom]

For anyone who wants to see some scenes and stuff with the cast of Tinker Tailor here's a nice vid

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[Blue Sugar]

Hardy just keeps growing on me more and more for each time I see him. And I loved him from first sight.

 

[TheSmoothKnight]

Hardy is a cool guy. I'm looking forward to seeing Warrior this weekend.

 

[regwec]

The comments I'm reading regarding Bardem's performance in No Country for Old Men are disheartening.

The character was, by his nature, quiet and controlled, yet Bardem still managed to put a mesmerizing and truly frightening villain on screen. He gave us something out of nothing. That is a testament to his talent.

Y'see, I think he largely gave us a funny haircut and a cool prop in the gas canister. Bardem is an excellent actor, but I do think he is lauded too much for that role. It was an effective piece of non-acting, but for me he didn't bring the presence of a supreme non-actor like Yul Brinner or Clint Eastwood to it.

I'm not generally among Josh Brolin's apologists, but I thought he actually did a better job as the determined underdog.

 

[craigdbfan]

Brolin's performance was the best part of the movie. I really liked Bardem also though.

 

[batbax]

Yeah he was good but after the hype I heard for that movie... It all seemed rather flat. I cant even watch it now without falling asleep halfway through it.

 

[regwec]

A lot of the film is silent, and relies on building tension slowly, so it isn't an especially exciting movie to re-watch.

 

[batbax]

True. Although after the first viewing I was left with a "that was it"? Feeling. It was entertaining enough, but I still don't see the huge deal about that movie or the performances.

 

[regwec]

No, I know what you mean. I think it's popularity is due to its rather patient, visually rich approach to storytelling, which echos some of the best film making of the 1970s. It's up to you whether you think that is a bold stylistic masterstroke or a cheap gimmick.

 

[batbax]

Yeah. I can see why some really like it. I certainly dont hate it. Just thought the reaction to it was a tad overblown. Personally I enjoyed True Grit more by the coen brothers. Anyways, back to banet:

 

[Raul1001]

New Tom Hardy interview from collider.com
http://collider.com/tom-hardy-joel-edgerton-warrior-dark-knight-rises-interview/111104/
enjoy