Tom Hardy has referred to as Venom: The Final Dance “monumentally brilliant” forward of its launch.
“It’s like watching my son leave home, which I’m looking forward to, in some aspects,” he joked.
“I don’t feel like it is over yet because we are still here. I don’t think it will really hit me until it’s quiet and I have a moment of reverie on my own.”
The actor has performed the Marvel character in three movies since 2018 and helped pen the script for the final two.
“There are lots of feelings, I wouldn’t say I’m emotional but I’m very proud of my business partner because I’ve seen her grow from us shopping [ideas] and us trying to work together to now delivering something which I think is monumentally brilliant.”
Filmmaker Kelly Marcel makes her directorial debut after writing the screenplays for every of the films within the trilogy.
She says having Hardy by her aspect has been a blessing.
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Tom Hardy is saying goodbye to his Marvel character within the third and remaining Venom film. Pic: Sony Footage
“It was such a privilege to be asked by Sony to do this last one and see it through from its inception to its finish and give Eddie and Venom the send-off they deserve,” she stated.
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Stephen Graham and Juno Temple additionally star within the third and remaining Venom movie.
The Ted Lasso actor says she feels fortunate to have seen Hardy carry out a task so expensive to his coronary heart and says she is “blown away by how he has brought those characters to life”.
“His performance as Eddie and Venom in person is extraordinary.
“It is a mixture of bodily comedy, of emotional depth, turmoil but in addition this internal voice of friendship.”
Venom: The Final Dance is in cinemas on Friday 25 October.
