Tom Hardy is generally in good physical condition in his films, but he’s rarely bulked up to superhuman proportions in the way he did for The Dark Knight Rises.Bane was introduced in the comics ...

In "The Dark Knight Rises" Bane's mask serves a crucial purpose, beyond making it really hard to make out what the heck Tom Hardy is actually saying — though some of that had to do with Hardy ...

Tom Hardy came up with Bane’s voice on his own. Hardy says that he looked at the concept of Latin and found a character — a Welsh-Irish boxer named Bartley Gorman.

What Tom Hardy's Comments On Bane Mean . While it is no surprise that Hardy would be open to playing Bane again, it makes perfect sense why he may not jump at the opportunity. If the ...

Tom Hardy Improvised 1 of Bane’s more surprising lines. Hardy did have a few improvised moments as Bane while filming The Dark Knight Rises. And, according to a compilation from WhatCulture, ...

Tom Hardy maintains that Bane is somehow based on me, but in Tom’s mind there’s some very complex interweaving of impulses and influences that somehow I have a voice in.

Tom Hardy went on Alan Carr's Chatty Man show to discuss (arguably for the first time) his role as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises. Tom Hardy Interviewed About Bane, Chris Nolan’s Ludditism – UPROXX ...

Tom Hardy speaks for the first time about taking on masked villain Bane in the third Batman installment The Dark Knight Rises. And Christopher Nolan speaks for the first time about Hardy and Bane.

While fans continue to be divided on Tom Hardy’s Bane, there’s no doubt that he’s an extremely committed actor who clearly put a lot of effort into his role as the DC villain.