“Eight years ago, I was traveling a lot with a touring theater company called Cheek by Jowl. We traveled all over the world with productions of classical plays. I would come back to London, and I had a flat. I started to feel uncomfortable in this flat. I didn’t really recognize who owned all that stuff.
On the advice of a friend of mine, whom you may know—[actress] Rebecca Hall—I got rid of all of my stuff. I took 33 bin liners (trash bags) of secondhand clothes to a charity shop. I sold all my furniture. I put my books in storage.
I decided to live out of just two suitcases for 12 months. It was the most enjoyable year of my life, because I felt free and available. That was an instructive year for me.” – Tom Hiddleston
I love this. And I wonder if some of this experience has remained with him, and hence his re-wearing,re-wearing and re-wearing of the same old clothes, and the delight some of us get from that.
But I love that he stored his books.
Priorities, my friends.
If that scene didn’t do anything for you, we can’t be friends.
Tom Hiddleston referencing Chris Evans’ arms in the helicopter sequence from Captain America: Civil War. (via captainevans)
Actual Loki Tom Hiddleston.
