It seems as reviews are finally appearing for Wastwater! Take a look at the reviews below:

From The Guardian:

And the acting is extremely good. Linda Bassett and Tom Sturridge as the quasi-incestuous foster mother and her fugitive charge; Paul Ready and Jo McInnes as the erotically fencing couple in the hotel; and Angus Wright and Amanda Hale as the dodgy child-seeker and the intimidating trafficker do everything required.

From This Is London:

Lizzie Clachan’s designs for the three different spaces are lovingly realised and there are well-defined performances: Tom Sturridge is exquisitely awkward as Harry, Linda Bassett makes a touching Frieda and Jo McInnes bristles with troubled sexual energy as Lisa.

There are a few more reviews and while they don’t specifically mention Tom, they’re still a good read:
- London Theatre
- Telegraph

If you happen to find any more reviews we’re missing – please email us here.

Timeout London has another new picture of Tom rehearsing for Wastwater!

Check it out – here!

The Royal Court Theatre’s twitter posted a photo of Tom at rehearsals for Wastwater, which opens on March 31st!

You can see the full size photo on their twitter – here!

MTV is letting fans choose the nominees for the 2011 MTV Movie Awards and Tom is one of the people you can vote for! Vote for Tom in the Best Male Breakout Star category! Let’s make sure Tom is nominated!

Waiting For Forever is now confirmed to be released on May 3 on DVD & Blu-Ray!

You can find out more info – here!

The Hollywood Reporter is also reporting that Tom will star in The Treehouse with Jeremy Irons and Kim Cattrall!

Irons and Cattrall join the project as the leads in a story set in pre-World War I Germany detailing the story of a failed student, his glamorous cousin, her mother and the student’s father.

The movie, originally titled The Master of Farnow, will also star Tom Sturridge (Pirate Radio) in the project, currently being touted to buyers at the EFM by L.A. based sales label House of Film.

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According to Screen Daily, Tom is set to star in The Treehouse (also known as The Master of Farnow) alongside Jeremy Irons and Kim Cattrall.

US producer Michael London’s Groundswell Production has boarded Lajos Koltai’s next feature film The Treehouse (aka The Master of Farnow) which is being produced by Hamburg-based Transcorda Filmproduktion.

The coming-of-age story is set among an aristocratic family on a Pomeranian estate in 1910. Paul Mayerberg adapted from Eduard von Keyserling’s novel Schwüle Tage.

Scheduled for release in June 2012, the film is being sold in Berlin by House of Film.

Jeremy Irons, Tom Sturridge and Kim Cattrall have been confirmed as leads for the $7.5m production which is set to begin shooting at locations in Germany and Poland from May 2. Irons and Sturridge had previously worked together on Istvan Szabo’s Being Julia which had been shot by DoP Koltai.

Transcorda Film has the project listed to start shooting early this year, and release in 2012, but has no mention of the cast.

We’ll keep you updated on this once we get more information!

According to Official London Theatre, Tom’s role in Wastwater has been revealed and he will be playing the role of Harry.

If you missed it before, Here’s more info about the play via The Royal Court Theatre’s Website:

Set on the edges of Heathrow Airport, Wastwater is an elliptical triptych – a snapshot of three different couples who make a choice that will define the fallout of their future.

Harry is on the point of leaving England. Frieda knows she will never see him again. Lisa and Mark are on the point of a sexual betrayal that takes them into a place darker than they ever thought possible. Sian has a terrifying deal for Jonathan. She isn’t going to take no for an answer.

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!

Waiting For Forever is being released in more cities, and below you can find the list of the cities/theaters that are showing the film.

Releasing on Friday, February 11, 2011

Plaza Stadium 14
Oxnard, CA

Ontario Mills 30
Oxnard, CA

Block 30 @ Orange
New York, NY

Buena Park 18
Buena Park, CA

Fullerton 20
Fullerton, CA

Arizona Center 24
Phoenix, AZ

Deer Valley 30
Phoenix, AZ

Harkins North Valley 16
Phoenix, AZ

Shea 14 Theatre
Scottsdale, AZ

Ahwatukee 24
Phoenix, AZ

Mesa Grande 24
Mesa, AZ

Superstition Springs 25
Mesa, AZ

Harkins Chandler Fashion Center 20
Chandler, AZ

WTC – Gilbert Stadium
Gilbert, AZ

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