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Public speculation about Hardy’s sexuality has been buzzing since a 2008 interview when he seemed to admit having had relations with men; he later said his quotes were taken out of context.
15. Sept. 2015 · On Sunday, at a press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival for Hardy’s new movie Legend, in which Hardy plays a gay man, reporter Graeme Coleman from the LGBT news outlet Daily...
19. Sept. 2015 · Actor Tom Hardy's sentiments toward his sexuality stayed stubbornly private and unapologetic when he spoke with The Daily Beast about his heated encounter with a reporter for Daily Extra, a...
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Earlier this week, English actor Tom Hardy shot down a reporter asking him about his sexuality at a press conference for the new film Legend. On Thursday, Hardy explained why he had no...
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When Hardy was in his teens and 20s, he admits that he experimented with sex, drugs, and alcohol. Now that he’s happily married to British actress Charlotte Riley and is the father of three, Hardy says he’s done experimenting. But when he was younger, he says he “played with everything and everyone.” He even had a string of gay flings. “As a boy? O...
Hardy went on to say that he’s done experimenting sexually with men. However, he says there’s “plenty of stuff” in a relationship with another man — especially gay men — that he needs in his life. “A lot of gay men get my thing for shoes. I have definite feminine qualities and a lot of gay men are incredibly masculine,” Hardy said.
Hardy told The Red Bulletinthat you have to fully accept your own masculinity, but he insists it has nothing to do with being macho. The 44-year-old explained that accepting your own masculinity also means that you can “be like a mother” and “have a caring role.” “A lot of people say I seem masculine, but I don’t feel it,” Hardy confessed. “I feel ...
In his view, Hardy says that what makes a man a man is “consideration, patience, and cognitive skills.” He also adds “mutual respect, discipline, and humility.” “You also need to know that you can balls it up, look stupid, and fail. But you carry on. You can’t win a fight if you haven’t been knocked out first. You don’t know what winning is if you ...
When asked what it means to become a “better man” or a “great man,” Hardy replied that great men are often forgotten by the public because they don’t stand on top of a mountain, waving a flag saying “Look at me, I’m a great man.” “A great man often disappears into the ether. Hardly anyone notices that he was even there, apart from his family and cl...
17. Sept. 2015 · — Tom Hardy in an interview with The Daily Beast in which he addresses a question about his “ambiguous sexuality” that was awkwardly posed to him by a reporter for Daily Xtra during a press ...
15. Sept. 2015 · At a Toronto film festival press conference for Legend, a journalist for an LGBT news site asks the actor – in a roundabout way – about his sexuality
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