To want to leave my dh for Tom Hardy

[Shagandsnuggle]

Hugh jackman is also a good option
Or maybe I might go for a nice slice of Chris Evans

MrsK 😂 I'm sure in reality you'd be cool as a cucumber.

Here's Tom Hardy balancing a bubble on his nose. You're all welcome.

hugh jackman is lovely. TH - I can see the appeal but he looks like he would be ‘hard work’
He is a dog lover though so can’t be all bad.

Tom Hardy threads are my absolute favourites. I love him. Completely and utterly. Obviously if he met me he would love me too.

Well should you need someone to keep you company while you lick his front door, MrsKoala, I'd be more than happy to help

He's a cracking actor who doesn't care what he looks like in his roles. Amazing accents as well, hear his Brooklyn accent in The Drop. No regard for his image unlike some (a la Tom Cruise). Keeps his private life as private as he can but always has time for fan pics. And guts for getting his Leo Knows All tattoo -I'm pretty sure Leo wouldn't have done his!

I'm another who admired his acting but only got the TH love after seeing Taboo -roll on filming season 2 once his hair grows back after Al Capone!

Licking his front door sounds naughty

Decena, it's September before they start filming more Taboo apparently. So probably early next year before it airs.

I like Frank skinner too. He was on tv the other night and he makes room 101 watchable ( I like men that are naturally funny)

Ok if we’re doing embarrassing crushes.... Rob Brydon

Dara o Brien ( wrong spelling I think)
He has the X factor!

jael I am very jealous - how did he smell? I do agree that he is much more fanciable as Jamie Fraser, I’m fairly new to Outlander and wondering how I didn’t know about it.

I've always found men's voices their most attractive feature. Tom Hardy is top of the list, closely followed by the lovely late Alan Rickman, and Matthew Macfadyen.

I'd happily listen to him reading a bedtime story every night .

@Myfanwyprice I dont have any recollection of how he smells to be honest, but I am going to assume it was lovely lol.

I discovered Outlander after a friend posted about it. I think there'd been 3 episodes aired in the US that I "acquired" and I was hooked. I immediately started reading the books too but they've gotten harder to get through the more I've gotten on. I'm on the second to last of the published ones and struggling a bit to be honest. Too many secondary characters I'm not that fussed about. A bit like Game of Thrones in that respect.

I've developed a crush obsession with Sebastian Stan recently

Meh. I really don't understand why people get so giddy over him. He's nowt special.

I always get Hardy and Hiddleston mixed up

Hardy was in a film called Locke. It was 1hr30 of him in a car on the phone to:
A) his pregnant mistress who was in labour and utterly freaking out.
B) his kids and lying about where he was and why he couldn't watch footie with them.
C) his wife, lying through his arse then confessing about his mistress and baby.
D) his work as he was dropping a bombshell.

A whole 1hr30 about a cheating scumbag. It was riveting

I have read 'orrible things on blind gossip about Hardy, and Hugh Jackman is obviously a friend of Dorothy's. With bells on.

@ZibbidooZibbidooZibbidoo I had a drink with Rob Bryden once (in a group not just me). He did his Ronnie Corbett impression.

I don't get the appeal, my daughters think he's rather lovely though. I thought taboo was unwatchable because I could only make out every third word. That bloke from outlander though hmmm.

I had a drink with Rob Bryden once (in a group not just me). He did his Ronnie Corbett impression.

Locke is an horrendous film. I’ve watched it 3 times in an attempt to like it but I hate it. It’s awful. And his accent is bad in Locke.

I thought taboo was unwatchable because I could only make out every third word.

Yes it’s very mumbly and grunty. The grunting was nice

I love Locke (and Taboo). I found Locke such a fascinating film, particularly as I've been the wife with a cheating hb.

@elQuintoConyo what blind gossip? I've not heard anything. Re Hugh Jackman, I reckon he's bi, but he's devoted to his wife and they're lovely together.

Had a massive crush on Tom Hardy for a long long time - until I saw him in real life - he is very very much smaller than I pictured..... Henry Cavill on the other hand, even more ravishing in the flesh and absolutely charming to boot fans self at the memory

Is he really small Surf? Or just not as big as he looks in films - like warrior for instance? I wish I could get over my massive crush on him, I don't think seeing him in the flesh would help though - unless he turned out to be a massive twunt

He's 5'9" but his screen presence means that you never realise that he's not 6' plus. Taller than me and that's all that matters!

He looked awful at the wedding the other day with a shaved head and chewing gum. i know its for a film etc, but he is better with hair.