"He was very complimentary of the restaurant and really enjoyed it. Mr Ali, told SurreyLive: "He was very relaxed and chilled out, he seemed like a nice person and very humble. He had been visiting No 7 Temple with his wife, Charlotte Riley.
Restaurant co-owner Farah Ali with Tom Hardy (Image: No 7 Temple) He posed for pictures with two town rangers near Krema Artisan Coffee House.Įxperience Guildford wrote on Twitter: "Town rangers Justin and Huw met Tom Hardy on Tunsgate earlier today! Best Tuesday ever?" In September 2020 the successful actor was snapped visiting Guildford town centre. Unsurprisingly, the day and boarding school has proudly placed him in its 'Old Reedonians' hall of fame and that's despite his parents pulling him out early when he was "on the cusp of being expelled", according to Esquire.ĭespite having to jet off around the globe to star in blockbuster hits including Legend, Mad Max: Fury Road, Inception and Dunkirk (to name a few), Hardy has come back to visit Surrey several times. Hardy went to Reed's School in Cobham, Sandy Lane, and was part of Capel house. He described his upbringing as "painfully middle-class" to the paper. READ MORE: Hollywood star Tom Hardy spotted on visit to Guildford on his 43rd birthdayĪccording to The Daily Mail, Hardy grew up in East Sheen - over the border from Surrey in Richmond-upon-Thames, London - and is the only child of Cambridge-educated comedy and novel writer Edward 'Chips' Hardy and his artist wife Anne. It sees Hardy return as journalist Eddie Brock who shares a body with an alien symbiote called Venom.Īs Marvel fans across the country, and the world, rush to buy their big screen tickets, SurreyLive recalls where it all began for the Hollywood star and our very own county features. On October 15 the long-awaited superhero sequel was released in the UK. Tom Hardy has hit cinema screens once again with the release of his new movie Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
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