Tag: Tom Hiddleston

Tom Hiddleston speaks to Benedict Cumberbatch for Interview October cover story.

Tom Hiddleston speaks to his friend Benedict Cumberbatch for Interview October cover story. Photography by Mastermind Steven Klein and styling by Karl Templer.

WMagazine: Swift is Smitten with Tom Hiddleston

There's a reason why everyone — Taylor Swift included — wants a piece of Tom Hiddleston, star of The Night Manager and the upcoming Marvel blockbuster Thor: Ragnarok, and it's not just his acting chops. (Though those help.) Here, in this W photo shoot, our British crush proves he's just as comfortable wearing the dapper suits that have made him a leading contender to become the new James Bond, as he is out of them.
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