Tom Hardy Has No Regrets About How Venom 3 Ends Eddie Brock’s Story

Tom Hardy teases the satisfying conclusion of Eddie Brock and his Marvel story with Venom: The Last Dance.

Screen Rant recently interviewed Hardy and Venom: The Last Dance director Kelly Marcel about the third and final installment in the anti-hero’s franchise. When Hardy was asked if there was anything he regretted not having done during his time with Venom or if everything he wanted to explore made it into Venom: The Last Dance, the actor shared that he has no regrets about how he is concluding his journey with the Marve icon, sharing the following:

Tom Hardy: Everything in the kitchen sink that we wanted [to give] time allocated [is] in this movie. This is the purest version of Kelly and I together, like giving [an] offering, a harvest of optionality within the wheelhouse of a character, and the aperture that we chose to come through in the tone we chose to set and to build on. We’re encouraging ourselves to continue down that pathway because you can always tone something down, but it’s very hard to come in big and show, ‘Okay, let’s take some risks here.’ It’s easier to say, ‘Let’s [do] less of that,’ than it is to say, ‘Can you bring it up?’

In that aspect, and everything that you see in The Last Dance is from Kelly’s imagination, and mine too. But there’s nothing left out. It’s surgically chosen and delivered, like right down to the shots. It’s a full reflection of the internal process of somebody who deeply cares about the work. And let me also stress that this is her first movie [that she directed], and at this level, your first job, the first day, technically, symbolically speaking, it’s mind-blowing. so I’m really proud of you [to Kelly Marcel.]

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