Tom Hiddleston joined co-star Sophia Di Martino, series writer and executive producer Michael Waldron and director Kate Herron at a sold-out RTS event to share insights into their big-ticket Disney+ show Loki.
They discussed, among other things, the pressures of conjuring high-end TV for a streaming behemoth, pushing the envelope on content based on a character drawn from a blockbuster film franchise – and keeping legions of loyal fans happy.
Tom Hiddleston, Sophia Di Martino, director Kate Herron and writer Michael Waldron discuss the making of the hit Disney+ series, Loki. Watch the event in full here.
Hiddleston left the sell out crowd at a panel discussion hosted by the Royal Television Society Wednesday evening (March 2) hungry for more details but the star of the Marvel show about the god of mischief and chaos, couldn't and wouldn't be drawn. "There is going to be a series two," Hiddleston smiled mischievously. "That's a complete sentence I think. I'll get into real trouble if I say more."
I feel like there’s a part of me in every role,” Gugu Mbatha-Raw told the RTS during a wide-ranging Q&A session with the radio and TV presenter Edith Bowman.
Radio and TV presenter Edith Bowman speaks to Gugu Mbatha-Raw about her career to date, having recently starred in BBC One's The Girl Before, Apple TV's The Morning Show and Marvel's Loki.
Known as the God of Mischief, Loki (Tom Hiddleston) finds himself in front of the Time Variance Authority, an organisation outside of time and space, after stealing the tesseract, a cube which contains one of six Infinity Stones that possess unlimited energy.
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