Tom Hiddleston Puppy Interview
To celebrate Tom's critically-acclaimed turn in Mike Flanagan's new film, The Life of Chuck, Tom sat down to chat all about working with the beloved writer and director on adapting this Stephen King story, as well as look back at some other big moments in his career, like Loki and Marvel, and so much more.
The Life of Chuck follows Charles "Chuck" Krantz (Hiddleston), whose life is chronicled in reverse-chronological order as we see how he's impacted the universe and the people around him. Hiddleston shares the role with Jacob Tremblay, Benjamin Pajak, and Cody Flanagan.
For starters, Tom talked about his big dance number in The Life of Chuck and how he wasn't a classically trained dancer before starring in the film.
He discussed the scene that he and Chris Hemsworth could not get through without laughing, and it happened in Thor: The Dark World.
Tom also said that if he could see Loki interact with any other Marvel character he hasn't had a chance to yet, he'd love to see Loki and Daredevil, so he could work with his "dear friend" Charlie Cox again.
Of course, outside of his work onscreen, we also just got to get to know Tom a little more. Like, he talked about which Bon Iver song he has on repeat right now, the movie that always makes him cry, and more.
Basically, the whole thing was just supremely wholesome, and so calming.
You can check out Tom's full puppy interview below:
Also, all of these adorable puppies are available for adoption through Pawsitive Beginnings.
And be sure to watch The Life of Chuck, which is in select theaters now and everywhere June 13.
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