TOM RILEY NEWS

Hey U Guys have shared interviews with the Da Vinci's Demons cast, including Tom. Read it in full on the website.

A lot of new photos of Tom taken outside the ITV studios following his interview on This Morning, have been uploaded to Zimbio. 

Some lovely photos from this evening's premiere screening in Wales have been uploaded to This Is South Wales. 

The BBC News site has a short video from the event, which includes a brief interview with Tom. 

The wonderful interview which Tom did for ITV's This Morning programme is now online, and viewable via ITV Player.

FOX TV UK shared yet another stunning photo of Tom as Leonardo da Vinci, in advance of Friday night's UK TV premiere.

David S. Goyer tweeted a great photo this afternoon of himself, Tom Riley and Tom Bateman outside the sound studios for the DVD commentary.

A interview from last week, with The Point Radio, has been uploaded online.

The interview features David S. Goyer, Laura Haddock and Tom chatting about the show and their characters. 

This amazing photo of Tom as da Vinci was shared by FOX TV UK on their Facebook Page. Da Vinci's Demons begins broadcast in the UK on Friday 19th April on FOX.

A really interesting new interview with Tom, obtained in Florence for AAP, reveals some of the challenges Tom faced having the lead role in Da Vinci's Demons. Read the interview in full on the website [NB Tom is not Irish].

A lovely new interview with Tom for Metro has been posted online accompanied by a really gorgeous photo by Faye Thomas. See and read it in full on the website. Tom chats about the sex stuff, training while filming Monroe and getting into the mind of da Vinci.

A new, but brief, interview with Tom from the recent press tour in Florence has been shared on UK Screen in advance of the UK premiere of Da Vinci's Demons, this Friday night on FOX TV. The conversation concentrates on Da Vinci's sexuality in the show.

Theatre: Really Really

I saw this play just off Broadway at the MC theatre club. It's directed by David Cromer and written by Paul Downs Colaizzo and stars Zosia Mamet, who is Shoshanna in Girls. It's a beautiful, brutal little play. It deals with the fallout of an accusation that may or may not be true at an American college. It's a sad, savage exploration of this generation that has been conditioned to expect that whatever they want, they deserve. It's fascinating.

Book: The Revolution Was Televised by Alan Sepinwall