“We wanted the audience to fight for his redemption until the last moment. To hope that maybe he could be brought back from the brink. If somebody could say something, the right thing... somebody saying, ‘I love you.’ That would’ve been nice.”
— Tom Hiddleston
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“To stake all one’s life on a single moment, to risk everything on one throw... There is no weakness in that. There is a horrible, terrible courage. I had that courage.”
— Oscar Wilde
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“He is a doubtful, melancholic, sad sort. It’s amazing; when I was filling myself up with Adam, I went back and read Hamlet, and so much of Shakespeare’s poetry seemed to speak to me... his plays are a constant source of inspiration.”
— Tom Hiddleston, Only Lovers Left Alive
“A cataclysmic event happens in the first episode... it drives him, out of despair and shame, to take a call from an agent runner at MI6 in London who recruits him to join the Secret Service and become a field agent.”
— Tom Hiddleston, The Night Manager
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“There’s this scene where a guard comes down to tell Loki about the death of one character. That scene didn’t exist, and I walked around the set and said, ‘Wouldn’t it be amazing if this happened, and then he had a specific response?’”
— Tom Hiddleston, Thor: TDW
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“Sometimes a profile is more interesting... And sometimes the back of your head tells you more than your face, which sounds odd because of course the face is more expressive. But sometimes it’s more interesting to turn away from the camera.”
— Tom Hiddleston
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