Tom Hardy stars in "Inception," opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, as Eames.
Tom Hardy is next set to star in George Miller's new post-apocalyptic Mad Max movie, "Fury Road," opposite Charlize Theron. Among his other upcoming film credits is the independent drama "Warrior," with Nick Nolte and Jennifer Morrison.
In 2009, Hardy won a British Independent Film Award for Best Actor for his work in the title role of the 2008 thriller "Bronson." His recent film credits also include Guy Ritchie's action
Hailing from England, Hardy began his screen career when he was plucked straight from London's Drama Centre for a role in HBO's award-winning World War II miniseries "Band of Brothers," executive produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg. He went on to appear in the features "Black Hawk Down," directed by Ridley Scott; the "Star Trek" feature "Star Trek: Nemesis," in which he played the lead villain; Paul McGuigan's "The Reckoning," with Willem Dafoe and Paul Bettany; and "Dot the I," from first-time writer/director Matthew Parkhill.
On television, Hardy earned a BAFTA TV nomination for Best Actor for his performance in the HBO movie "Stuart: A Life Backwards." He also portrayed Heathcliff in the 2009 ITV production of "Wuthering Heights." His small screen credits also include the telefilms "Oliver Twist," "A for Andromeda," "Sweeney Todd," "Gideon's Daughter," and "Colditz," as well as the BBC miniseries "The Virgin Queen," in which he starred as Queen Elizabeth's lover, Robert Dudley.
Hardy has also starred in numerous plays in London's West End, including "Blood" and "In Arabia We'd All Be Kings," winning the Outstanding Newcomer Award at the 2003 Evening Standard Theatre Awards for his work in both productions. For the latter play, he was also nominated for a 2004 Olivier Award. In 2005, Hardy starred in the London premiere of Brett C. Leonard's "Roger and Vanessa," under the direction of Robert Delamere. He and Delamere also run a theatre workshop/gym called Shotgun at London's Theatre 503.
Tom Hardy is next set to star in George Miller's new post-apocalyptic Mad Max movie, "Fury Road," opposite Charlize Theron. Among his other upcoming film credits is the independent drama "Warrior," with Nick Nolte and Jennifer Morrison.
In 2009, Hardy won a British Independent Film Award for Best Actor for his work in the title role of the 2008 thriller "Bronson." His recent film credits also include Guy Ritchie's action
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comedy "RocknRolla," alongside Gerard Butler, Thandie Newton, Idris Elba, Mark Strong and Tom Wilkinson; Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette"; and the crime thriller "Layer Cake," with Daniel Craig.Hailing from England, Hardy began his screen career when he was plucked straight from London's Drama Centre for a role in HBO's award-winning World War II miniseries "Band of Brothers," executive produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg. He went on to appear in the features "Black Hawk Down," directed by Ridley Scott; the "Star Trek" feature "Star Trek: Nemesis," in which he played the lead villain; Paul McGuigan's "The Reckoning," with Willem Dafoe and Paul Bettany; and "Dot the I," from first-time writer/director Matthew Parkhill.
On television, Hardy earned a BAFTA TV nomination for Best Actor for his performance in the HBO movie "Stuart: A Life Backwards." He also portrayed Heathcliff in the 2009 ITV production of "Wuthering Heights." His small screen credits also include the telefilms "Oliver Twist," "A for Andromeda," "Sweeney Todd," "Gideon's Daughter," and "Colditz," as well as the BBC miniseries "The Virgin Queen," in which he starred as Queen Elizabeth's lover, Robert Dudley.
Hardy has also starred in numerous plays in London's West End, including "Blood" and "In Arabia We'd All Be Kings," winning the Outstanding Newcomer Award at the 2003 Evening Standard Theatre Awards for his work in both productions. For the latter play, he was also nominated for a 2004 Olivier Award. In 2005, Hardy starred in the London premiere of Brett C. Leonard's "Roger and Vanessa," under the direction of Robert Delamere. He and Delamere also run a theatre workshop/gym called Shotgun at London's Theatre 503.
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