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TOM HARDY’S ABILITY to transform his body has, in many ways, been the key to his success in Hollywood. The actor has made a career out of playing characters bigger and smaller than his natural weight, ...

Tom Hardy is a brilliant actor who has inhabited a wide variety of roles, but one thing many of them seem to have in common is an utterly indistinguishable manner of speech masked by a bizarre accent.

Tom played Bane in Christopher Nolan’s 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises. He starred opposite Christian Bale’s Batman in the final part of the trilogy.

Hardy put on a stellar performance while playing the iconic Batman villain Bane in The Dark Knight Rises. He spent the entire movie speaking in a drastically different voice from his own and also ...

Where did that come from? And why? Why?! And I pulled my tendon in my hip as well." Hardy gained over 15kg of muscle to play Bane in the Dark Knight Rises. Picture: DC Comics.

Tom Hardy’s list of injuries Tom is well-known for playing Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, Max Rockatansky in the Mad Max films, and Eddie Brock in the Venom films. The publication notes that ...

Perhaps this kind of damage isn’t surprising for a man who’s repeatedly transformed his body – from the hulking bulk of Bane to the wiry chaos of Venom. But Hardy’s not playing the victim.

Tom Hardy says his body is "all falling to bits now, and it’s not going to get better" after a life spent making action movies and doing martial arts.

Tom Hardy said in a recent interview with Esquire U.K. that his body is past the point of healing after a life spent getting beaten up on movie sets and in real life during martial arts ...

Tom Hardy said in a recent interview with Esquire U.K. that his body is past the point of healing after a life spent getting beaten up on movie sets and in real life during martial arts tournaments.