مولد صوت AI Tom Hardy بواسطة Fish Audio

Listen, you know what I mean, sometimes you've got to trust your gut feeling about things. I'm the type of person who'll react based on the situation, right? It's about reading the moment and making that call there and then.

It's funny how you find these characters just by watching people in the street. I remember observing this one fella, the way he carried himself, and I thought, that’s it. You grab those little nuances, those tiny details, and you just run with them until it's real.

It’s really about finding those characters with a bit of heart and grit, you know? After years of doing the heavy lifting, it's lovely to just get stuck into a proper script. Being back home and working with a brilliant team, that’s what makes it all worth it.

You know, I went up for this superhero role once, and the director just looked at me and said, "Tom, mate, we need someone more... conventional." I just laughed and said, "Story of my life." That's the thing about this industry - you've got to embrace the nos.

It's a strange thing, acting, really. I was told essentially, I was told essentially by a mentor once, that you have to lose yourself completely to find the truth. If you don't commit to the chaos, then you’re just reading lines, and nobody wants that, do they?

You know what's funny? People always ask me about the Spider-Man suit, like "Is it comfortable?" And honestly, mate, try wearing spandex in the middle of summer! But I love it though, wouldn't trade it for anything. It's just part of being your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

And like, we were sitting in this writers' room, and I remember thinking, well, this is it, this is what it's all about. We were just, we were bouncing ideas off each other, and it was, it was just magical, like, the energy in that room was incredible.

I think it’s really about being thoughtful with each other's time, isn’t it? If you're going to tell a long story, perhaps a phone call is better. Honestly, we all want to feel heard, but ultimately, keeping things concise is just common courtesy. It’s quite simple.