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Dickens vs Tolstoy: The Battle Of The Great 19th-century Novelists

Dickens. Tolstoy. Their names and reputations shake the ground – and so do their books, if you drop one. They are the two greatest novelists from the century when novels were really great. Both captured their countries’ very souls and, as vastly influential social reformers, savagely criticised them as well. But whose legacy is more enduring? Whose vision truer and more relevant today? Should you embark on War and Peace or Our Mutual Friend? To battle it out, Intelligence Squared brought two celebrated writers, John Mullan for Dickens and Simon Schama for Tolstoy, to our stage. They called on a cast of star actors, including Tom Hiddleston, to bring their arguments to life with readings from the authors’ finest works. The debate was chaired by author, playwright and broadcaster Bonnie Greer.

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What types of research did you do [for The Night Manager]? Do you meet with undercover people? [x]

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He looks so proud of him self... ♥ You was amazing babyy!

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Most of them fleece me but I do this for FREE! ♥ 

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Hiddles Winking Wednesday: Edition 6 ~ The Trickster Wink

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When your smile literally lights up the room… [x]

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Robbie Williams in The Graham Norton Show  [x]  😂😂

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Loki’s a complicated guy. He’s got a deep and loving, sweet, sweet center, that he keeps guarded underneath all that mischief. - Jeff Goldblum

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Just a reminder ♥ 

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Never, ever, let anyone tell you what you can and can’t do. Prove the cynics wrong. Pity them, for they have no imagination. The sky’s the limit. Your sky. Your limit.

Tom Hiddleston (via britt8594)

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Tom in Live Q&A at Variety

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To die for.