In the meantime, does anyone have a guess as to why there is a stick-person in the box in lieu of Tom’s actual face? If you could put a picture there, which one would you choose? Leave your comments below!

**Note: The title of this article is facetious. Tom’s involvement in the movie has been verified by an official press release.
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Filming began on August 4th, and we received a press release announcing that Steve Buscemi, Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men), Alice Braga (Predators), Tom Sturridge (Pirate Radio), Danny Morgan (the TV show Off the Hook), and Terrence Howard. However, we don’t know which roles they’ll be playing. I’d be able to provide an educated guess but I haven’t read the book yet. It’s currently sitting in a pile of other classic works of literature that I keep by my bed to make me feel bad about myself…On the Road is due out in 2011.

Supposedly, and this has NOT been confirmed, so take it with a grain of salt, but supposedly Tom will play the role of Carlo Marx.

On the Road is a story about the beatnik generation. The main character, Sal, goes hitchhiking all over the country America and also through Mexico.

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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.

In addition to the already announced new play by Richard Bean, The Big Fellah (21 Sep to 16 Oct) and the pantomime Dick Whittington (27 Nov to 8 Jan), the season also includes Sarah Kane’s seminal play Blasted, a new play about a teacher accused of racial harassment, Mogadishu, and the return of Simon Stephens’s Punk Rock.

The latter opens the season on 6 September, running for just two weeks prior to a UK tour. Exploring the latent violence and discontent that simmers below the surface in a group of aspirational students at an English grammar school, Punk Rock achieved acclaim when it first played at the Lyric Hammersmith in September 2009, with young actor Tom Sturridge winning Most Promising Newcomer at the Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards.

While the play itself will definitely return, there’s been no word yet as to whether or not the play will include the original cast. We will be sure to keep you updated!

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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

Well, once again, Tom is a popular man in the minds of authors. Anissa Damom, who wrote a vampire/werewolf novel (the synopsis and cover art of which is eerily similar to another vampire/werewolf novel) would like Tom to play the character of Christian. My Spanish is not particularly good, but I believe that Christian is an undead vampire teen who meets a regular, live, human girl.

Hm.

Thoughts?

The quote from the interview is after the jump!

Fantasymundo: Would you like to see ‘Exodus’ on the big screen? Which actors do you think are ideal for the parts? Would you be afraid that the movie would not have the essence of the novel, or do you think that the two very different projects?

Anissa B. Damom: I would love [for the book to become a movie], but I am conscious that that is something which would be tremendously difficult. The concept of a movie is incredible and to be able to see your characters in flesh and blood has to leave you [as an author] breathless. Ideal actors…I would prefer that Christian and Lena were unknowns, although I like a lot of the expressions of Tom Sturridge for Christian. But if I had the ability to choose, I would not doubt for a second putting in Rachel Hurd Wood as Lisange. For Liam, recently I had the opportunity to see Xavier Samuel in person and I believe that he has an air which really seemed like that of the boy in my imagination.

As for the essence, I, myself, am conscious that they cannot be 100% faithful to the book, but I believe that the modifications that are done to adapt a book to a film can also be very interesting. It is what makes them two different things and is why you can enjoy them separately. It is a way to enrich the story. But clearly, I would feel fear. When all is said and done, you are leaving your story in the hands of other people.

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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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#junkhearts … Oh my god they’ve killed Tom!

R.I.P, villainous Danny!

The death of Tom as Danny was foreshadowed on Twitter:

Art dept requirements for todays #Junkhearts shoot: Frank’s snack, money, scorpion machine gun, sports bag, whiskey miniatures.

We also have a video that was shot on the set of Junkhearts, and some of Tom’s co-stars were interviewed.

**Warning, there is no Tom in this video**
Check it out here!

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#junkhearts Tom and Eddie fight scene today. Big fireworks.

Who do you think will win? Keep in mind that Tom plays a drug dealer and Eddie plays an ex-soldier.