TOM RILEY NEWS

There could be a new interview with Tom to look out for. This site even reveals more about Tom's character Parker-Hall.

Tom Riley Spills on 'Kill Your Friends'

This old interview with Sugar Magazine from May 2007, promoting the film I Want Candy resurfaced recently, with a photo we haven't seen before.

I would possibly not put much stock behind the answers in the interview itself. It is an old interview, and they do read like words may have been put into Tom's mouth. Apart from maybe 'carrot-gate'.

This lovely photo of Tom can be found in the latest Radio Times magazine, as a result of someone appreciating his performance as Philip in Lewis: And the Moonbeams Kiss the Sea. Of note is that the second series of Monroe is mentioned and apparently due to return this summer. 

The ITN Source website has a number of great (but heavily watermarked) video interviews with Tom online, from the I Want Candy press day and the premiere in 2007. 

An old interview with Tom from the 2006 Venice premiere of A Few Days In September can be listened to on the Art On Air website (an mp3 version is now in the galleries).

This video interview with Tom and some of the cast, including the lovely Ger Ryan, for Fingal Community TV at the Dublin premiere, has appeared online.

There is a wonderfully insightful interview with Tom, Stephen Burke and Jade Yourell for IFTN.ie. Read the full interview on the IFTN website. 

So far so straightforward, but what was the experience like on the other side of the casting couch, that of our actors?

Q&A: Tom Riley on bono's bed and a very drunk best man

Describe Happy Ever Afters for us?

It's a screwball romantic comedy about two couples that marry for the wrong reasons and end up in the same hotel for their wedding reception. It's in the style of the 50s, with a very modern Irish sensibility.

The movie was filmed in Wicklow this year. How was it living here and working with a predominantly Irish cast and crew?

"I was at a wedding where there was a partition dividing two parties", explains Burke when asked where he got the idea for the film. "Initially that's what the script was, it was about two weddings divided by a moveable partition and it would get moved back. In the end that ended up being changed in the script and it ended up just being two wings of a hotel."