It’s been a while since Tom Hardy He is considered one of the best performers of his generation, but the truth is that the British star has had a hard time achieve glory general public who precedes him today. Unlike current idols like Leonardo DiCaprio or Johnny Depp, the Londoner was not a teenage star, but rather achieved an impressive recognition and exponential when over thirty years. An event similar to that of Brad Pitt’s career, although of course, the actor Seven It is the antithesis of the visceral crudeness with which the fetish actor Christopher Nolan assimilates his characters. However, we will not dwell on any of his recent roles, known to all. Today we will discover his fans, one of Tom Hardy’s best performancesavailable on the Max platform.
Surely, many of this chameleon star’s acolytes think that next, we will talk about lawless, Warrior, Bronson either some of his supporting roles in Origin either RocknRollabut the film to be highlighted happened a little before all these stories and unfortunately, it was not shown in theaters because it was a TV movie produced by the BBC. We are talking about Stuart: A life turned upside downa drama based on true events in which we find one of Tom Hardy’s performances the most distressing of his filmography. One that would, in a way, frame the type of dark roles that would predominate in his later engagement in castings and earn him a nomination for the Best Drama Actor on Television. He lost this first professional recognition to Andrew Garfield and his Boy A and, despite this, it is impossible to forget his magnificent work reproducing the same Benedict Cumberbatch who was already well known on the English-speaking small screen.
What is “Stuart: Life in Reverse” about?
The official summary It’s this: “Suart Shorter (Hardy) and Alexander Marsters (Cumbertbatch) are a homeless alcoholic with a violent past and a writer who works on welfare. When an unusual friendship blossoms between them, Alexander asks permission to write his story, while the young homeless man agrees and begins to tell it backwards to make it much more exciting. Through assaults, suicide attempts, confinement in numerous institutions and childhood trauma. “Alexander gives the world a glimpse into a completely foreign world to understand how Stuart’s life got so out of control.”
David Attwood directed the film from the screenplay he wrote the real life of alexander masterswho wrote his friend’s biography in 2005. Attwood would later end his career in 2010 with another TV movie called Blonde and oilafter a career closely linked to British television, both in the form of feature films and series. The novel has received numerous awards and several Secondary schools in the UK They included it in their higher education academic curriculum. Stuart: A life turned upside down is one of those Tom Hardy performances that demonstrate its ease of transformation and an innate talent, but the fact is that the concentration of the virtues of the film also led it to achieve a great impact on the public, with a 7.00 average rating on Filmaffinity and a 84% of positive ratings on the Rotten Tomatoes website.
In addition to Hardy and Cumberbatch, the cast is completed by Nicola Duffett, Claire-Louise Cordwell, Edna Doré, Candis Nergaard, Joanna Maude and Trevor Sellers.
Tom Hardy’s Best Performances
Today, it seems that his career has taken off “a slowdown” since he practically accepted the character of Eddie Brock in the Venom franchise. A saga that, on the other hand, seems to say goodbye next October with the premiere of the last dance. However, this summer another great Tom Hardy performance resurfaced with Bikers. The law of asphalt. However, since he chained together proposals as brilliant as Locke, delivery And Mad Max: Fury RoadThe performer has made such risky decisions as taking on the roles of twins Reggie and Ronnie Kray in Legendstar The boy 44 and be Al Capone in the confusing and strange biopic, Capone.
Fortunately for his career, he has played in the meantime the series Taboowas nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for The Revenant and was featured in the fantasy war film Dunkirk.
In Stuart: A life turned upside downHardy pays homage to the figure of the vagabond that he has captured many times in the realm of celluloid, as in fantasy. The Fisher King or in Chaplin’s many masterpieces. Here, the construction of this outcast is recreated through the past with the narration of the actor himself, who perfectly recreates everything andThe physical and mental deterioration of the protagonistwithout failing to show its human side and an unusual sensitivity under this dramatic lack of social protection. In addition to being available on Max, the film is also part of the huge Movistar catalog +.
