Cinematom Hardy says body is ‘collapsing’ after years of action movies and injuries

Tom Hardy He stated that his body today faces the consequences of decades of intense physical work in action films and martial arts competitions. In an interview with the magazine Sky ukpublished on Monday, 12, the British actor detailed the accumulated injuries and said he does not expect improvement in the future.

“I’ve had two knee surgeries, I have a spinal disc herniated, I’m sciatic and I also have it… it’s fasciitis to plant? Where did that come out? And why? Why?!” Hardy said.

“I also broke a tendon on my hip. It’s like everything being collapsing now, and won’t improve.”

Known for physical roles as Bane in Batman: The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and Max Rockatansky in Mad Max: Road of Fury (2015), Hardy built a career marked by characters who require intense physical effort. Movies such as The return (2015), Warrior (2011) and the trilogy Venom They also contributed to this history of injuries.

New career phase

Currently, Hardy star in the crime series Moblandfrom Paramount+, next to Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirrenand the action movie Havocdirected by Gareth Evanswhich debuted on Netflix in late April.

The actor also commented on his farewell to the universe of comics after the release of Venom: The Last Dance (2025), which raised $ 478 million worldwide. The franchise’s first film, released in 2018, had exceeded $ 850 million at the global box office.

“I loved to interpret Eddie in Venom“Hardy said.” It was like juggling with chainsaws … they put me in a single -cycle and played everything on me! I wanted to challenge myself to the fullest. “

Hardy also talked about the absence of connections between Venom and other Marvel characters, how Spider-Man or Avengers.

“There was no Spider-Man. There was no Avengers. It was just us,” he explained.

“Until these bridges were crossed … This was far beyond my reach. I would love to do this crossover, but that was not even a conversation that happened at my level as an actor.”

In March, in the podcast The DiscourseHardy revealed that it has arrived “as close as possible” to make a confrontation film viable between Venom and the Spider-Man of Tom Hollandbut the negotiations did not advance.

“We played in Sony’s counterweight in relation to Disney’s Marvel Pantheon,” he said. “Sony has a lot of rights, including Spider-Man, but the crossover never happened. It’s one of those things.”