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And, finally, here is the very short interview which is also featured in the magazine:

Rooney Mara & Tom Sturridge

In the next year, Rooney (younger sister of actress Kate) will star in the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street and the comedy Youth in Revolt, but for right now, she’s focused on her humanitarian efforts. After traveling to Africa with a volunteer group, Rooney established the nonprofit Faces of Kibera to benefit kids in a small village in Kenya. “We’ve already been able to do so much,” she says. While most ingénues struggle to balance fame with a career, she seems markedly poised. “It makes you a better actor if you have real-life experiences that you can draw from.”—S.J-D.

Rooney wears a Chloé by Hannah MacGibbon dress. Alternative Apparel henley, $35.

“I begged them to cast me,” Tom admits, of his role in Pirate Radio, a film starring Philip Seymour Hoffman about an illegal rock ‘n’ roll station in the 1960s. “Being on set was idyllic; we blasted The Kinks, The Who, and The Stones….” This fall, Tom, who grew up in London with best bud and flatmate Robert Pattinson, heads to the West End as the lead in the new play Punk Rock. “I’m a bit nervous,” he says. “I haven’t been on stage since nursery school, when I played a donkey in the nativity.” —LINDSAY TALBOT

Tom wears a Melet Mercantile shirt, $164. April77 jeans, $135. Miansai pendant necklace, $200.

(Rooney Mara is the girl in the bottom right picture with Tom)

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As always, we do not own these pictures, etc., etc., if you own them and would like us to remove them we will gladly do so.

The website, My Fashion Database, has just that!
You can view it here, along with thumbnails of all of Tom’s work, including some for shoots that we have yet to put in our gallery. For those of you who don’t want to visit the site, here’s a quick run-down of all of the campaigns:

Teen Vogue Editorial Dream Boat, December/January 2009
Vogue British Editorial Boy Wonders, December 2009
ELLE Editorial We Will Rock You, November 2009
Vogue Editorial Everything and the Farm, November 2009
Vogue Editorial Making Waves, September 2009
V Man Editorial V Man Culture, Fall 2009
V Man Editorial The Young Idealist, Fall 2009
Esquire UK Editorial Brit Young Things, July 2009
Nylon Editorial Fast Future, May 2009
Interview Editorial Tom Sturridge, November 2008

P.S. Who is that guy on his shirt? Does anyone know? We thought it might be Hasselhoff from his Knight Rider days. Our undying affection will go to whomever sends in the right answer.

He is the scary one with the sunken in cheeks standing next to the boy in the bubble coat and holding a bottle of unidentified red liquid.
You can also see more photos of Punk Rock in our image archive!

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Making Waves: Tom Sturridge

British newcomer Tom Sturridge brings a roguish charm (and the requisite floppy hair) to Richard Curtis’s Pirate Radio.

Sitting at an old New York bar wearing a T-shirt and a black knit cap pulled down over his shaggy brown hair, 22-year-old Tom Sturridge is cheerful if groggy after a late night. “I love this place,” he sighs, scanning a wall of vintage photographs. “I have never been here before, but I am definitely coming back with friends. Like tonight.”

The British actor got his start in a television adaptation of Gulliver’s Travels at age nine. “My father [Charles Sturridge] was the director, my mother [Phoebe Nicholls] was starring in it, and I think they just wanted their kid to come along,” he says. After bouncing around (and out of) a few private schools—“Nothing too romantic,” he says, wryly. “Bad attitude, apathy, ambivalence. These things continue”—he landed roles in Vanity Fair, Being Julia, and Like Minds. This fall he stars in Richard Curtis’s Pirate Radio, a film about an illegal rock-’n’-roll radio station anchored in the waters off England in the 1960s that has a venerable (and hilarious) cast, including Philip Seymour Hoffman, Kenneth Branagh, and Bill Nighy.

For the most part, Sturridge is taking it all in stride, but he does get dazzled now and then. “I was doing the whole red-carpet thing in Scotland, and I felt a tap on my shoulder and there was Paul McCartney. We shook hands, and it was really great,” he says. “Two minutes later, I felt another tap on my shoulder. It was Brian O’Driscoll.” His eyes widen. “He’s the captain of the Irish rugby team. I shook his hand in complete shock, you know? It was, like, the biggest person I ever met.”

Article by Caroline Palmer

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We’ve also found this link, which shows  you the photos as they appear in Vogue, and this examiner article, which does the same. According to the shoot, “The grounded hipster getaway is one spent working without pay on an organic farm.” In outfits that cost upwards of $4,000 each, of course.

Look no further! Back in December, Tom and fellow model Karlie Kloss modeled the latest looks for Vogue.  The setting? An organic farm. So if you, too, like to ruin expensive clothes, then take a page out of Tom’s book and go farming in your Sunday best. Click HERE for the photos, where Tom shows you how to hoist a giant pumpkin over your head, use a pitchfork, and look cool while posing on a fence.