We had the opportunity to ask Tom a question recently, and with the help of some people on twitter, asking him about his accent seemed to be the most popular one.

Here’s our question, and the answer Tom gave! Watch the video below!

Elle has posted a new interview with Tom and Waiting For Forever co-star Rachel Bilson!

However, while appropriating a new voice was easy, learning to be a street performer, and how to juggle, was a bit trickier. “I spent about a month going to Circus school. [It] was amazing to learn a new skill, but a complete nightmare because I was useless at it. I hated it,” he says. “It’s like ballet—it’s intense perfection of little skills.”

But his biggest accomplishment to date is getting over his nerves—and that’s after working with everyone from Bill Nighy to Kristen Stewart. “I get nervous meeting anyone,” he says. “I’m one of the most socially useless people you’ll ever come across. Even if I see my best friend on the street, I’ll cross the road to get away from them.”

Read the entire interview, here!

Here’s another new interview from the press junket of Waiting For Forever from SheKnows. Watch it below!

Next Movie has a new interview with Tom!

OK, so maybe romances are more your speed. One of our Twitter followers – clearly inspired by Will in “Waiting for Forever” – urged us to ask you: How far would you go for love?
I’d go as far as it takes. There’s never too far. You do what you have to do for your girl.
(Editorial note: swoon).

Will hitchhikes to meet up with Emma in their hometown. Have you ever hitchhiked?
In England and mainly in Africa. I was going to this place in Botswana called Maun and to get around town – it’s incredibly spread out – you just have to hitchhike, so everyone does it. Also I picked up a hitchhiker as well in America. That wasn’t a very good idea.

You can read the entire interview at Next Movie – here!

Here’s another interview with Tom on the red carpet of the Waiting For Forever premiere from Neon Tommy. Tom’s interview starts around the 3:44 mark.

Tom recently chatted to Teen Hollywood about Waiting For Forever, and revealed that he’s going to be going back into theatre!

TeenHollywood: Tom, what’s next for you?

Tom: I just finished doing On the Road [with Kristen Steward, Garrett Hedlund etc.] and then, I’m going to go back to London, where I’m doing a play at the Royal Court, called “Wastwater”.

TeenHollywood: Tom, what was the most difficult scene for you?

Tom: The emotional stuff with my brother. But, at the same time, in a weird way, it’s much clearer when it says in the script, “He breaks down.” You either break down, or you don’t break down and, at the end of it, you know whether you’ve done it or not. What’s harder is actually just honestly interacting with another person in a scene where you’re having a relatively banal conversation like “Hello! Do you want to go to the kitchen?” That was my relaxed, cool guy. [more laughs].

You can read the full interview at Teen Hollywood – here!

Here’s more from Tom’s interview with PopSugar about Waiting For Forever!

Hollywire talked to Tom at the Waiting For Forever press junket. Watch it below!

Screenslam recently talked to Tom about Waiting For Forever, the story about finding the script and more!

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Reel Movie News talked to Tom about Waiting For Forever and the famous duck sweater.

What encouraged you to take on the role in Waiting For Forever?

I think it was partly getting to work with the people involved. I’d just seen The Visitor, so working with Richard Jenkins was incredibly exciting. Scott Mechlowicz did a movie called Mean Creek which was one of my favorite films when I was younger. Working with Rachel [Bilson] was great. I thought it was interesting to do what is potentially a cliché classic boy/girl romantic film from the prospective from a complete weirdo.

Fans want to know: what is the story behind the duck sweater?

I like it. I found it somewhere. It’s a bit cold so I wear a sweater sometimes.

Read more of the interview at the source!