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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Perhaps not.

But he did bring Chris O’Dowd, which is almost as good.

P.S. This is old; it’s from the Pirate Radio press but we’ve never posted it before, so here it is!

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Kind of.

In this interview from German website Cineman, Tom and “Pirate Radio” director Richard Curtis talk a little bit about filming. Watch especially for their conversation at 3:07.

We are having problems embedding the video, so please view it at the source, HERE.

The page is in German but the video controls are universal (i.e. the triangle button is still ‘play’).

View one HERE (various clips appear throughout, so keep an eye out!)

And the other HERE (starting at 4:20)

NOTE: Zero Tom in this one…but it’s a funny clip.

You can also check out THIS page about the cinematography of the movie, which has photos and a few plot descriptions.

If you’ve been lucky to see the movie at Sedona, Santa Barbara, Omaha, Vail, or anywhere else it has debuted, send us your thoughts! You can either post them to the comments or e-mail them to admin.thenetwork@gmail.com

So far, we’ve  been able to dig up reviews from Santa Barbara; you can read them here:

Review #1 Review #2 Review #3 Review #4 Review #5

And a couple of comments from Omaha, HERE.

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