Topher Grace hallucinates with the Venom of Tom Hardy: “This is the character with which I grew up”

The latest trailer of ‘Venom’ is not leaving anyone indifferent. Some love it, others hate it. And it is inevitable the comparison with the previous Venom, played by Topher Grace ‘Spider-Man 3’. Precisely, the actor is giving interviews on the occasion of the premiere of ‘Infiltrated the KKKlan’ (‘BlacKkKlansman’) and have taken advantage to ask your opinion about the new version of the symbiont.

By now, crazy with what he has seen. Especially with Tom Hardy, which takes its respite on the big screen as Eddie Brock/Venom. “For me, I say this sincerely, I think that Tom is the uncle ideal to embody that role. As a fan, I’m excited to see him. I say it truth, simply, is the kind“, said Grace, to convince skeptics, he adds: “you Have demonstrated that you can make amazing villains from comics“.

Well, actually, Tom Hardy only gave life to Bane on ‘The dark knight: The legend reborn’ (‘The Dark Knight Rises’) before starring in ‘Venom’, but you’re right, he is a great actor and burgundy. It is expected that re-do another impeccable job. In particular, taking into account that the son of Hardy was the reason why he accepted the project; don’t want to disappoint you.

Topher Grace, which is also considered a follower of Venom, he had the bad luck of receiving the role of Eddie Brock in ‘Spider-Man 3’, the worst installment of the trilogy of Sam Raimi and the reason why Sony made the first reboot with Andrew Garfield in the skin of Peter Parker replacing Tobey Maguire). Although Grace has defended the film from Raimi, admitted that your Venom was not very faithful to the comics and bet that the Hardy yes it will be:

“I Understand the interpretation of Sam, which was to make a shadow version of the character than Tobey. I was excited because it was very fan of the character, but I was aware of how different it was compared to what I had read while growing up. I thought it was cool, but I’m really excited to see the new version. That is the character with which I grew up.”

‘Venom’ will hit cinemas the 5th October.

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