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Tom Hardy Opens Up About Chronic Injuries From Action Roles

The actor reveals his body is 'not going to get better' after years of stunts and martial arts, while continuing to lead major projects like MobLand and Havoc.

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File photo of Tom Hardy at the MobLand New York Premiere at SVA Theater in March this year.
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Overview

  • Tom Hardy, 47, disclosed in a recent interview that his body has sustained irreversible damage from years of performing his own stunts and competing in martial arts tournaments.
  • The actor has undergone two knee surgeries and suffers from a herniated disc, sciatica, plantar fasciitis, and a torn hip tendon, among other injuries.
  • Despite these challenges, Hardy continues to star in high-profile projects, including the Paramount+ series MobLand and Netflix's Havoc.
  • He is exploring potential medical interventions, such as stem cell therapy and homeopathic treatments, to manage his chronic conditions.
  • Hardy confirmed that efforts to create a Venom–Spider-Man crossover have ended without success, marking a missed opportunity for the actor and fans.