We have a couple of Tom-related tweets from Simon Frank to share with you. If you haven’t been reading our recent posts, Mr. Frank is the writer of Tom’s latest film, Junkhearts. About to shoot some dark, crazy scenes for #junkhearts. You’ve never seen tom sturridge like this before. That tweet is from 18 June, [...]
We just saw this on Twitter. If you are in London or the Greater London area, check it out! WE are looking for EXTRAS,18-25, this Sat for a nightclub scene. Interested? Email: junkhearts@live.com with your contact details and photo! If you go, let us know how it went! Source
We’ve come across the first picture of Junkhearts! This is a shot of filming; perhaps the Brick Lane shoot that Simon Frank tweeted about? We’re not sure. Can you spot Tom in the photo? Leave your guess below! Source and Source
After doing some digging, we are bringing you everything we know thus far about Junkhearts: 1. It has a low budget. The film is reportedly only being made with a budget of £800,000, which, for the film industry, is not very big. Here’s what the film’s writer, Simon Frank, had to say about financing the [...]
Once upon a time, Tom’s name was thrown into the Who-Should-Play-Edward-Cullen Hat. You may be thinking, “Yeah, right, by you, maybe. I’d never even heard of Tom Sturridge back then!” But I actually mean, drumroll……Stephenie Meyer. The book’s author listed Tom first in her list of realistic options for the role of Edward. Don’t believe [...]
We’ve neglected Tom for the past few days, but we can now bring you this interview which we hadn’t seen and which we don’t believe has been posted on any other fan sites yet.MovieMaker Magazine was able to interview Tom, along with the director and writer of Waiting for Forever. In his short interview, Tom [...]
Once upon a time, Tom starred in A Waste of Shame, a made-for-TV movie about Shakespeare. Here’s the plot summary: Shakespeare (Rupert Graves) is in his troubled middle years, emotionally bereft by his separation from Anne Hathaway (Anna Chancellor), and grieving after the death of his son Hamnet. Shakespeare takes a commission from the Countess [...]
