Before Tom Hardy was Bane and other really intense characters on screens big and small he was a rapper named Tommy No 1.
He began rapping when he was "about 14 or 15" and even snagged a record deal.
In 1999, when he was 21, he made an unreleased mixtape with now-TV director Edward Tracy, who went by Eddie Too-Tall.
Eddie just made the tape available. It's called Falling On Your Arse and it's not bad, in an indie/backpacky kind way.
Tom Hardy vs. Shia Leboeuf, who you got?
Tom Hardy Has An Old Mixtape And It’s Not Bad At All
Before Tom Hardy was Bane and other really intense characters on screens big and small he was a rapper named Tommy No 1.
He began rapping when he was "about 14 or 15" and even snagged a record deal.
In 1999, when he was 21, he made an unreleased mixtape with now-TV director Edward Tracy, who went by Eddie Too-Tall.
Eddie just made the tape available. It's called Falling On Your Arse and it's not bad, in an indie/backpacky kind way.
Tom Hardy vs. Shia Leboeuf, who you got?