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Tom Hardy To Star In Steven Knight's Shot-In-Real-Time Thriller 'Locke,' Produced By 'Anna Karenina' Director Joe Wright
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It feels like it's been quite a long time since we saw Tom Hardy on screen. But in fact, he's been working consistently, with five films in the last eighteen months, and the actor's such a chameleon that it's hard to draw a line between Ricky Tarr in "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" and Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises," especially as Hardy spent most of 2012 in Africa shooting the Mad Max movie "Fury Road."
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What I'm about to say some will consider heresy -- there were some fantastic storytelling
Good. Now all we need is for Ritchie to bow out and it's jake.
5 more ways to nag about something that is allready perfect the way it is!
Dang i saw that movie seven times when it came out, they must have done something right!! Also guys
Yes, David Lynch directing Jedi would have been interesting. However, it would have also been a
I think there is a worry that the new plans with the Star Wars movies might continue the trend of
Uh, you already shat on Jedi earlier. Once per day not doin' it for you anymore?
I agree that Star Wars did decline after Empire Strikes Back. It began to inject silly elements that
Looks like a modern remake of 'Badlands'.
Both the British reviews I read have pretty much trashed it, particularly Renner. Odd.