On the first episode of The Faithful last Sunday, an adult Isaac, played by Tom, made an appearance towards the very end of the show. Tomorrow, we see the rest of his and wife Rebekah's story. It airs on Fox starting at 8pm.
Tonight, The Faithful: Women of the Bible, a new take on the familiar stories of the bible, will premiere on Fox at 8pm. The series gives us these familiar stories from the women's perspective, in three consecutive Sunday night installments.
In London today, Tom appeared on the red carpet for the UK premiere of The Faithful: Women of the Bible. Take a look below for an interview with Tom from HeyUGuys.
The Fox mini-series premieres with the first two episodes on March 22, with Tom appearing as Isaac in the second hour.
A new trailer has been released for Tom's new project, The Faithful: Women of the Bible. The show, according to the summary, follows women from the book of Genesis as they navigate love, marriage, motherhood, and faith, as their descendants establish Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Their personal journeys reveal struggles with children, relationships, and belief. Tom plays Isaac, who is the husband of Rebekah, and father to Esau and Jacob. The series will air on Fox over three weeks starting on March 22nd. Tom's episode should be the second hour that night.
Release in theaters of the first installment of the two-part historical film event based on Charles De Gaulle's life during WWII is still a few months off in June, but there is an exciting rumor about a splashy premiere prior to that. According to ScreenDaily, the film may be making its world premiere at the renowned Cannes Film Festival, which runs from May 12-23.
Tomorrow, Tom will be taking part in a live reading of wartime poetry in Westminster Abbey, with fellow actors Dame Harriet Walter and Paul Chahidi. The event is free and will run from 6:30pm to 7:45pm.
There will also be a panel, chaired by Kavita Puri, that includes Christina Lamb, Chief Foreign Correspondent for The Sunday Times, Louise Sandher-Jones MP, Minister for Veterans and People, and The Very Revd Dr David Hoyle KCVO MBE, Dean of Westminster. The event is being produced by Amelia Richards, and by Josie Rourke, who also directed Tom on stage in As You Like It.
The first episode of Robin Hood, which is chock full of Tom as Robin Hood's father Hugh Locksley, is available now to stream for free on MGM+. It will also premiere on the MGM+ channel at 9pm EST.
Radio Times posted a glowing review for Tom's Hugh Locksley:
The series begins in Rob’s childhood, when the Normans first seize power, exploring the devastating effect this has — particularly on his father. Robbed of his title, position, and home, Hugh’s dangerous rage puts the family at risk, as his wife tries to temper his fury for the sake of survival.
The first reviews for Robin Hood are being posted, and it looks like this might be the hot new series. CBR was very positive about it, writing "From the sumptuous set design to costumes that instantly ground this 21st century take, Robin Hood never feels less than authentic." They also note the rigorous attention to detail and solid character introductions. Several cast members are recognized for strong performances, including Tom, whose character, it seems, really establishes the foundation of the show.
Hurtwood House, Tom's alma mater, posted an interview he did with CountryandTownHouse.com. It was primarily about his time at the school, but he also chatted a little about his life in London and his upcoming film, De Gaulle.