Tom Hardy has showcased some of his best performances in films he has worked on with Christopher Nolan. In Nolan's directed productions, even in big-budget projects featuring many talented actors, Hardy has managed to present a unique individuality. After working with Guy Ritchie in RocknRolla in 2008, Hardy truly made a name for himself a few years later with a supporting role in Nolan's Inception. Their last joint project was Dunkirk, where Hardy delivered several unforgettable moments as a war pilot. However, Hardy's most significant role in a Nolan film is likely the character Bane, the antagonist who breaks Batman's back in The Dark Knight Rises.

To portray this character, Hardy physically prepared extensively and presented an impressive image to the audience. The film shot before The Dark Knight Rises also required a similar physical appearance. This mentioned film is currently streaming on Paramount+, but it won't be available for long. The film was directed by Gavin O'Connor. O'Connor later collaborated with Ben Affleck on The Accountant and its sequel, and even showed interest in DC Comics projects. O'Connor has been tasked with writing and directing the sequel to Suicide Squad. In the 2016 film Suicide Squad, Tom Hardy had a significant role.

In the film that O'Connor and Hardy worked on together, Joel Edgerton and Nick Nolte also starred. Nick Nolte was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance. You have the chance to watch this unforgettable production on Paramount+ until May 1.