A year ago, Tom Hollander was on the Jonathan Ross Show to promote The Night Manager, and he told a story about filming in Mallorca, Spain. The cast had a rare day off, so they went to the beach and long story short, Hollander got stung by a jellyfish. Hollander claimed that Tom Hiddleston saw that he was in trouble, and immediately came to his rescue by peeing all over the jellyfish sting. Which, as it turns out, doesn’t actually help a jellyfish sting and might make it worse. Anyway, Tom Hiddleston appears on a pretaped episode of The Graham Norton Show tonight (if you’re in the UK) and Norton asked him about the jellyfish story. Hiddles confirmed that it happened:
That’s one way to get closer with your co-star! Tom Hiddleston appeared on Thursday’s Graham Norton Show, where he opened up about the time he… um.. peed on his Night Manager co-star over a jellyfish sting.
“Tom got stung by a jellyfish and he shouted across the beach, ‘I say old sport could you come and pee on me?’ And I engagingly obliged,” the 36-year-old actor shared, confirming the story.
However, Hiddleston later learned that his noble — gross — effort may have all been for naught.
“I’ve since read up on it and I don’t think it works,” he explained. “It’s an old wives’ tale.”
How English is it to say “I say old sport could you come and pee on me?” Imagine David Niven saying it. Imagine Laurence Olivier saying it. It’s almost Shakespearean. Anyway, Hollander claimed that Tom peed on him without being asked, and now Hiddleston says that he was specifically asked. Who is lying??
Meanwhile, there’s other stuff from the Graham Norton interview. Like… Tom Hiddleston’s Eton nickname was Piddle. Makes sense.
Hiddleston also opened up about his time at Eton, and explained that he was given a bizarre nickname.
“Very soon after I arrived I got the nickname ‘Piddle’ and the boys made up the rhyme, ‘Hiddle Piddle did a widdle in the middle of the night’,” he said. “My closest friends still call me ‘Pid’ but it’s affectionate now.”
Hiddleston was at Eton with actor Eddie Redmayne but, as he admitted to Norton, the pair were not quite in the same league when it came to landing the major parts. Speaking about the time he and Redmayne were cast in a school production of A Passage to India, Hiddleston said: “I was in A Passage to India with Eddie Redmayne, who played the female lead. I on the other hand, played the front leg of the elephant he rode.”
His Eton friends call him “Pid”? This is not something to admit on television! I mean, we all have awkward or weird nicknames, but being called Piddle doesn’t sound affectionate at all. Now all I can think about is how I should have been writing Piddlebanging this whole time. PIDDLES. TOMMY PIDDLES. Someone named Tommy Piddles will never be James Bond, I’m just saying.
Oh, God. Graham has a really full couch this week. Ricky Gervais & Tom Hiddleston on the same couch? I wonder if Gervais told him to his face to stop being a wanker.
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The Eddie Redmayne story is funny.
Ouch. He needs better PR, only it’s been that way for years. Too late.
His PR must have acted on this story 😉 as it was not shown last night. It was axed.
I must add for clarity the part about him telling the story of his school nickname or the Tom Hollander incident. None of them made the cut.
And wasn’t it Tom Hollander who first told the story of that incident, nothing to do with Tom’s PR.
This just makes me giggle. Good way to start off a Friday…
How often is Dan Radcliffe on Graham Norton!! Not that I mind, I love the guy
Radcliffe is terrific. I think the only thing that keeps me from falling for him hard is his stature. The guy must be a full foot shorter than I am. Same thing with James McAvoy – I absolutely adore him, but I just can’t put him in the “would bang” column. It’s horribly superficial I know, but since it’s all theoretical, I’m drawing the line at my height or taller. Sadly, that probably excludes 99.5% of actors in Hollywood these days.
Funny thing is on a different more macho guy, this would be a very endearing story. Daniel Craig can tell these two stories. But Tom, he is just so……..this already. So not cool. His team desparately needs to set up a Good Samaritan incident. You know, like how Tom Cruise is constantly rescuing strangers from car wrecks. That kind of incident.
Tom Cruise does it because it’s his responsibility as a higher and more advanced being. He can help more than an EMS crew could ever dream of doing. I don’t think it’s PR he was way too proud when he said this.
With Ruth Wilson. The reunion of Suburban Shootout’s Bill Hazeldine and Jewel Diamond!
Jewel Diamond? The characters name was Jewel Diamond? This name is so ridiculous that I’m contemplating checking the series out. Is it good?
Jewel is a rather ridiculous character. The show itself is really silly.
The show is very silly – but Tom is adorable! https://youtu.be/Tbl2lIdMI6w
Oh, I get it now. I thought Hiddleston’s name was Jewel Diamond. 😀
YESSSSSSSS SUBURBAN SHOOTOUT!!!
I can’t believe I found another soul who remembers it, it used to make me choke on my own laughter at least once an episode. Like the NWA from Hot Fuzz but just ladies this time.
I can’t get past the weird shit Ruth Wilson does with her mouth. It’s like she’s grinding her teeth even when she talks. Drove me nuts trying to watch The Affair. (That and there isn’t one likeable character on that show.)
Ball gag right? I haven’t seen the interview, so maybe it’s not as bad as it seems? I just can’t imagine admitting that my nickname in schools was “piddles” on television.
Didn’t that GQ article state Hiddleston is not a cool guy by any means? Well, this is one of examples, I guess. Unlike you I’m giving him props for telling an embarrassing story. He can laugh at it, which is good, and he shouldn’t be embarrassed because that was out of his control.
He himself stated he wasn’t a cool guy in an interview he did a few years ago.
Once he was talking about his character Oakley from Unrelated. He said Oakley at 19 is a real alpha male – supremely self-confident. He then said he most certainly was not like that when he was 19. I believe it. What did Taffy call him- “a sweet-natured bookworm.”
Then people really shouldn’t be complaining about this. He knows he’s not cool and he embraces it. Which, ironically, is cool in its own way, heh.
But maybe this “uncoolness” is great in my book because I don’t come from society where cool kids – like they are understood here, it seems – would be a thing. We didn’t have the prom queen and the jock and the popular kids and the dissed gang at school. That always seemed so “American” to us (because it only happened in films) and nobody cared. On the other hand, what is described here as uncool in Hiddleston’s case is what we all went through as normal kids.
I was thinking more along the lines of… in an age of sound bites and headlines, where the media is always glad to take a pot-shot… giving them ammunition might not be the best thing to do?
But everything he says is ammunition for gossipers. He can’t even tweet a thank you to the people who wished him happy birthday without some people making fun of it or dissecting it for clues.
At least with a story like this nobody will accuse him of it being fake … Or will they?
@bluerunning but in that case, you’ll never said anything. Particularly in Hidddleston’s case.
@theHord – exactly – Tom once said he was easily mocked. He knows it and seems used to it. Obviously its been going on since he was a boy. When the Sun and the DM were trying last summer to dig up some dirt on him all they were able to get is that he wasn’t a cool kid and he was very very studious.
@crox let’s talk more about this “American” obsession with the school archetypes you mention. I’m Australian and I was just “normal” at school. Considered fairly popular and date-able but definitely NOT a jock. I was acknowledged for my academic achievements, but was very ‘sporty’ too lol. The segregation of ‘tribes’ is a particularly American thing isn’t it. Redundant too considering the richest man in the world is a gigantic NERD! (Bill Gates) haha.
In my school (South/Central Europe in the 80s and early 90s) the smartest kids often were the best at sports too. It was kind of like a package. I was bad at sports myself but was very nerdy and geeky (fashion sense 3 years behind everyone else too and no cool modern gadgets) and had close to no problems with peers and dating. Of course kids fought and some were more leader types but it was never so mean and exclusive as portrayed in American films. And while we had our groups of friends, everyone still hung out with everyone and if at some point for some reason somebody was mocked and deemed “uncool” (but our standards were nothing like seen here), that was forgotten 3 days later.
I wonder if this had changed with westernising.
I come from a former communist Eastern European country, and going through secondary school was a nightmare. It had nothing to do with sports though, just wealth and looks. The richest and prettiest kids at school mercilessly bullied all the rest. Everything from name-calling to public humiliation and even sexual harassment. Highschool had none of that, mostly because I picked mine by avoiding the one all those arseholes were enrolling in like the plague, and by college, most of those I met again were too busy begging the people they would’ve bullied back then to let them copy off them at exams so they wouldn’t have to repeat the year. Reality had set in, but not much.
Always ball gag. It’s a service to humanity AND an intervention. Win win.
A service to humanity? Too harsh even for you Sixer. Ball gagging all the insane dribble coming out of Lord Agent Orange would be a service to humanity! Seriously. With Tom, as usual, it’s pretty harmless and mostly damaging to himself, hence the intervention. Although I imagine him enjoying my style of um, intervention.
Ho ho ho. Kaiser said wanker. We shall make a Britisher of you yet, m’dear.
Hey diddle diddle
The cat did a piddle
Behind the kitchen door
The little dog laughed,to see such fun
So the cat did a little bit more
If I denied ever singing naughty versions of nursery rhymes to the Sixlets to make them laugh, would you believe me?
I would not believe you. And I believe the Sixlets told you new versions back.
Fair cop, guvnor!
We anti-Bowdlerised all the nursery rhymes. It would be true to say that Minor’s love of potty humour was probably instilled by me. There was an old school children’s TV show that we had on DVD, where they always enumerated the firemen: “Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grub.” Sixlet Minor was happily chanting “Puke, Puke, Barney McSpew, Cuthbert dribbled on Grub” by about age four. Oops.
We had alternative versions for all the patriotic songs we learned in school. I think my cousin got them out of an old copy of MAD magazine at some point and then we added our own verses.
Sixer, I remain in my conviction that minor and I are soulmates. Does he have aspirations of elder care when he grows up? I would pay him handsomely. In chocolates and dirty jokes.
All I can say about the Hiddle Piddle nickname is that it conjures up images of golden showers. Yuk.
Darling, you can have him NOW and get him in training if you like. It’s half term here and I had a load of work on in the first half of the week so only allowed friends in yesterday and today. I AM HOSTING THE ENTIRE BLOODY VILLAGE. I swear, if I opened the fridge door, half a dozen adolescents would tumble out.
They multiply by some fiendish means every time I blink. Plus, they keep eating.
Elder care? I think we should rebrand it Bonzo care and it should start TODAY.
Sweetheart, let’s not jump the gun here. I may not be a spring chicken as I’m just a few years older than you are, but right now I mainly need someone to help me with housework. Do you know how hard it is to get a 9YO autistic boy to empty all the garbage cans and take the trash out? Let alone clean the bathrooms?
Just tell Minor that he’s got a job when he gets out of school if he wants it.
I have the opposite challenge than you in that it’s a holiday weekend and we’re taking the kids to the Mile High City for them to play at water parks and museums. I hope we can handle concentrated time with our high-energy children! I don’t expect to sleep much sharing a hotel room with them.
But I want to jump the gun!
They are now watching some Marvel thing (loudly) having finished the Sleeping Bag Olympics (sledding down the stairs in a sleeping bag). They made me do it and I hurt my bum and didn’t win. So am sulking.
You’re going to need ear muffs!
Sounds like you’ll need them more than I. I’ll have my trusty Mack’s earplugs to get me through the night of their tossing and turning
I’m smiling at the idea of you sliding down the stairs on a sleeping bag!
I think it looked like hurtling but felt like bumping.
They are past masters and can do simultaneous tricks. I hate them.
I LOVE sliding down stairs in a sleeping bag! And I’m really good at it. I’ll be right over with sleeping bag and lemon drizzle. I need to escape from elder care at the moment as my charge has decided that her boots are meant to be left in the path of wherever I might be walking but are never to be worn to go outside in the ice, slush, and snow. I can’t believe I argue every morning with an octogenarian about the need to wear boots.
The problems of Sixer and Lightpurple: Life Comes Full Circle.
Dear Sixer, anything to do with Trumpton is a WIN in our house. Who knew that an orange cretin would gazump that sweet town’s name? MY daughter loved that programme, and Magic Roundabout, and of course, Tots TV, Tilly, Tom, and Tiny, foreva!
Omg Daniel Radcliffe is there too? Must watch it.
I don’t get why should Gervais tell Hiddleston he’s a despicable person? For telling a silly story from his childhood? And why does it seem like we’re right back at that playground?
Where did he say that? Remember that some terms have different meanings in British English 😉
wanker: a contemptible person (used as a generalized term of abuse).
contemptible: deserving contempt; despicable.
… or the meaning is what, then?
Wanker can mean anything from darling to arsehole. Cos Britishers swear that way. Gervais has infamous lack of tolerance for the precious. Presumably that’s what Kaiser means. Not hard to grasp.
And what is precious about telling a silly and humbling fact of your childhood? Sorry for being so dense.
LEGS is the most precious person on the planet. Surely even those who worship at the altar can see that? Isn’t that why people like him? That’s the point of him, for heavens sakes. He’s precious. Meanies find it annoying. Marginal meanies like me find it hilarious. Fans find it adorable.
Piddle anecdotes belong in the LEGS Hallmark archive like everything else he says. That’s his brand. Hallmark.
Please help this old Slavic soul here: you’re using the word precious with a meaning – a negative one – I am not familiar with. What does it mean in this context? I only know the literal, positive meaning.
Er, no Sixer wanker is a negative word, always has been, always will be…In what universe could it mean ‘darling’? Maybe you use it that way…..Not hard to grasp
@Crox – affected, prone to pretentiousness, trying too hard to create an image of eg. urbanity. sophistication etc.
@Coco – yes, agree. wanker is pretty much generally used in a dismissive and scornful way. Ricky Gervais has far more wankerish tendencies than Tom who is, at worst, a prat.
Thanks, Guesto. Wow, I learned a new word today. I must use it in a sentence tomorrow! 😀
In Britain it’s pretty common to use certain swear words (like wanker, or the c word) as terms of affection. It’s mainly men and working class men specifically. Or men trying to look working class for cool points. “Come here ya old c*** let me buy you a pint.” That kind of thing.
It’s part of the great British tradition of ripping the piss out of everyone.
Not in polite circles Spiderpig!
I think the US equivalent is jerk; though the word wanker is usually used as an insult I assume Kaiser meant that Gervais would be joking around.
sixer, you gave pretty much the most accurate breakdown of CB posters ever. I don’t find you even a “marginal meanie” Best to the sixlets! [autocorrect wanted to make it “sexless”
Best autocorrect ever!
It’s a joke?
I think some people just dont get certain types of humor.
my sister and I call each other whore and worse with the utmost affection.
I dont use wanker but Im american, but I will call my oldest a wienie or retarded kitten when he does something exceptionally lame (he is 21) also dork
My youngest happily informed me that a dork is the name for a whale penis
There is literally nothing this young man can say that will not be dissected and analyzed. It’s a self-deprecating story. Has everyone lost their sense of humor?
I think the story is funny! He can laugh at himself and is not always worried about appearing “cool” (in fact he never seems to worry about it at all). Go Pid!
In the U.S., we’re likely to use “piddle” as in “I couldn’t golf today because of the rain, so I just piddled around the house.” Or we might minimize a puppy’s training mistake by saying, “Well, silly thing, he just piddled a little in the hallway.” Sounds as if in Britain it’s often used as a synonym for “using the bathroom” or “wetting the bed” — the second one, I guess. On a late show with Britisher Corden (sp?), in the states, Hiddles was remembering seeing a name something like his on an e-mail list and thinking it was just another instance of the many ways to mock his last name. He then rapidly recited the sing-song schoolboy rhyme about Hiddles/Piddles. If we Americans use it to mean urination, we mean CUTE urination!
I still don’t get how having no pretense of cool, makes one a despicable person.
See comments about the word wanker above, you’re looking at the literal meaning.
@third ginger
Why do you keep referring to him as that young man? He’s 36. He’s a mature adult.
Also can we give it a rest with the victim hood on his behalf? He made some stupid mistakes but no one is saying he’s a bad man. I feel like his stans overreact too much. It’s just stupid gossip. It’s not that serious. People make fun of him that’s all.
I believe that @third ginger (like me) is in her sixties – when you reach our age, mid-thirties seems young.
I am 30 years his senior. More than old enough to be his mother. Not everyone here is in their 20’s. Someday you will regard 36 as young. My best to you.
Can we stop with the “stans” insult, please? Thank you.
And it’s so funny that the people who seem to disproportionately hate him also seem to dissect/analyse him the most.
Some stories should be saved for drinks with the mates.
Piddles.
I will not say it again. 😉
Is this really where we are at now? The guy cannot even tell an innocuous story from his school days without derision and screams for his publicist’s head?
I love to hate him and hate to love him as much as anyone, but Jesus- talk about beating a dead horse.
Right you are. Also, this may be an old lady’s faulty memory, but don’t most actors tell silly, embarrassing stories about themselves on talk shows?
usually not about peeing themselves, no…not sure what other interpretation could be gleaned from that nickname!
anon33, I am not trying to be silly, but Hugh Jackman actually did tell a story like this.
maybe universal charisma and sexiness allowed jackman to be seen as endearing.hiddles seems to not have it
@anon33 – If you can’t work out that smutty school boys would get Piddles from Hiddles (ton)…………it would have been the first word that came to their young minds.
I think that the “iddles” sound in English just lends itself to joking and smuttiness- piddle, widdle, diddle and — dare I say it “tiddles”
@nem
I’m sure Hugh Jackman’s immense global fame as an established box office Hollywood movie star is what helped endear him to folks regarding his boyhood pee-pee mishaps.
I think you’re right about actor’s telling stories on talk shows, Third Ginger. I remember Michael Landon telling hysterical stories about Bonanza to Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show. Lots of self-deprecating humor over the years…
@ anon33 the other boys made the jokes which is what boys do. I doubt very much that he actually peed himself at Eton.
But no one is calling for anyone’s head, he’s being mildly (very mildly) mocked, which is basically what gossip sites are for – zillions of celebs get “derided” just as much, simply for wearing the wrong shade of lipstick or something equally minor.
But it’s only Saint Piddles who is supposed to be put on a pedestal and never criticised or laughed at.
Fam.. seriously WHOSE MAN’S IS THIS and when is PR gonna come collect him and this cutesy sad sack Pressed for love Persona.. Is so Aggressively corny and Embarrassing that I’m here calculating if this is a 14 year old shy nerd with Progeria disease or just a Ted Bundy Type masquerading… No One can be this truly Much at that age
Hallmark. Archive. I do keep saying! You just have to kick back and enjoy, QQ.
@Sixer: Hallmark of a very sheltered life. That’s it. If he were a Hallyu star, his public persona would make perfect sense.
@dahliadee you can’t be not embarassed for him to inflict that on himself.
Hallyu star are korean ?
they fascinate me
are they that sheltered?i heard they were send to pop star school with drastic life conditions is it real,please i beg for knowledge about it
I’m not. I’m embarrassed for him for other reasons, none of which I am certain about, just a gut feeling, but not this.
Hallyu stars are indeed Korean. I didn’t mean they are sheltered though, they don’t necessarily have easy lives. I meant it more in the sense that most of them have cutesy and corny public personas, which sometimes clash violently with the reality of the actual people behind them. Not that I think this is the case with Hiddles, mind, again, I meant it strictly in the sense of his public image. I don’t know him personally, but I doubt he’s a monster. Just a rather sheltered young man who may or may not have been a bit of a mama’s boy, and who still has a bit of growing up to do in certain aspects.
He’s a damn fine actor and looks good in a suit, but he shouldn’t give interviews. Or pose in his undies. He does seem to be one of the few actors I’d like as a friend, though.
You make a good point about the “friend” issue. When I first started reading about Hiddleston [not on gossip sites] I was struck by how many friends he made on film and stage projects and what people like Guillermo del toro, Mark Gatiss, or Rodney Crowell had to say about him. The good will he earned impressed me. It’s just not something that is fun to gossip about.
Tom always seems like a sweet guy. Yesterday he took the time to write a note to a girl who wants to go into theatre when he met her friend at the airport: https://twitter.com/ohdearelsie/status/832590601094852608 I’d rather that than all the “cool” guys in the world.
There can’t be a Brit anywhere who wouldn’t thave been able to guess what his nickname would have been at school. at least he can laugh at himself. Or would we prefer cool guys like Depp or Mel Gibson?
Did Gervais actually call him a w**** or is it being asked if he did to stir the pot?
Watch the wisdom, spidey. I think it was pot stirring.
Or as we say here s**t stirring. As lightpurple would say we need 🍹🍻
The more I stick around, the more I’m inclined to think society at large is much more inclined to cut slack at ‘cool’, imposing, abusive types, while mocking and shutting down harmless, out-of-macho-box individuals. Then we wonder how we got here.
We don’t know if Gervais called him anything. People just wish he did.
Watch out. You will be called a “stan” Someone just explained it for me the other day. You have to learn to speak internet.
No worry! I’ve been called worst. 😉
TheHord, no one here is cutting abusers slack.
Gibson and C. Affleck deserve criminal prosecution not internet roasting. On the other hand, Hiddles/Legume/Legs/Pids can take a little ribbing. He’s a 36-year-old millionaire with a Cambridge degree, not a trans teenager in the Bible Belt!
I’d be shocked if Tom hasn’t told a joke or two about an American wearing an “I’m London with England” tee shirt in his time. the man has a quick wit. I’m sure he uses it.
It does seem like nice is under valued as of late.
Elle, I think what many of us can’t grasp is not that there’s mocking. It’s the AMOUNT of people mocking him, in contrast to amount of people claiming C. Affleck should answer for his deeds, that is worrysome. In numbers, there’s more outrage about Hiddleston (and some other love-to-hate celebrities) than there is about Affleck (f.e. on this page the most comments a solo CA story got was around 150, while on avarage they’re under 50; Hiddleston always goes over 100 and most of it is still negative).
In general, Tom is a delightful conundrum. He has a genuine naivete about how fame works. Yes he does crave fame and approval, but he also wants to earn it and be engaged with the objectify-er (the audience, the fan). He is earnest and works very hard and is very goal orientated. But for all that, he also misjudges or misinterprets how his rising fame and public appeal is really playing out in mass consumer entertainment media. He’s a good guy that needs some top notch, hard hitting Pr advice. But I also think he’s gotten as far as he has mostly because of his diligence, drive, talent, personality and networking abilities, etc.
Yes privilege helped him in life to get into the biz, but he’s done all the work to get him to where he is now and that includes the f*cked up PR stuff. But he follows through, and troops on despite his mistakes and mishaps.
I agree that he’d still have a great career without all the fame courting, high profile pr, but Show Biz/Film indust. is a “B” that will cut your throat as much as suck your d*ck, or both. So who’s to say his choice to go for the big tamale that seemed within his reach wasn’t a sound professional decision. It’s not like every actor gets these opportunities or has the temperment to handle the public pressure.
As a teacher who sees some popular cool kids behave so badly I LOVE Tom making uncool cool. No PR help needed in this case. No bad behavior exhibited. I always loved the nerdy ones, and what a handsome nerd he is.
@virginfangirl agreed. In my country the so called cool kids are never praised.it’s the hardworking good behaving ones are praised.
Just watched Norton. That bit about the nickname didn’t make it into the version of the show I just watched. The Eddie Redmayne story did. Gervais didn’t call anybody a wanker and most of his teasing was directed at Tiny Tempeh. Most everyone’s teasing was directed at Tiny Tempeh.
Bonzo: safe to watch unless mention of spiders and snakes and sharks bother you . Suited & booted beautifully (that even gets commented on) and nothing EXTRA at all (Very little for Sixer here so he must be flogged and made to go on British baking show to do a choux pastry challenge). No talk of piddle but several references to toilets, scrotums, rectums, and two condom stories – and most of that occurs after Daniel Radcliffe comes on towards the end of the show.
Gervais was hysterical.
And press junket photos show new casual clothes: jeans and a maroon t-shirt. Shoes aren’t visible.
What??? Nothing to mock? Nothing cringe-inducing? That’s just BORING.
Talk of underside-y things might induce me to check it out on the YT, however…
Gervais pretty much dominates. And Tinie. And the interaction between Gervais and Tinie. And Tinie’s cheetah.
Yes, but The Last Leg had Stormzy. Much more totty on The Last Leg.
I watched The Last Leg and had my weekly minor perv over Adam.
Tinie Tempah really knows how to sound dumb.
Tom Hiddleston narrates a trailer for Planet Earth II
Eh, don’t care.still much better than others
We should enjoy gossiping and chuckling over him while we can. No doubt it won’t be long before he goes the Cumberbatch route and marries a snooty, uninteresting, pretentious, rich girl and starts making babies and becomes boring as hell.
More vinegar dear?
No vinegar, darling. Merely an opinion.
Urban dictionary for vinegar: extremely bitter, throwing shade. Hmmm….
Yep exactly what it looks like to me.
Wow! You’ve sure got ME pegged. LMAO!!
@ wahine – Not that difficult.
“and marries a snooty, uninteresting, pretentious, rich girl”
Was the big clue! 😊
It was a really funny couch. And yes, Tom was fine on it but he was never going to shine or stand out in the company of people who have a natural and careless irreverence. Ricky, Tinie and Daniel, between them, stole the show. And Tinie’s mother in the audience!
And Ruth Wilson was the added, beautiful gem.