Da Vinci's Demons

Another video interview promoting Da Vinci's Demons season 2, with Tom and Laura Haddock, recorded in New York last month but not spotted until today, has been shared by ShirkTV.

The very long, painful wait of 2 weeks for Da Vinci's Demons season 2 (for UK fans), following the premiere on Starz, ends tomorrow night. The new season will finally broadcast on FOX TV tomorrow night at 10pm!

There is an AMAZING new video on the UK FOX Fan App to promote Da Vinci's Demons season 2. It is an extension of all the fabulous FOX promo videos which have been shared on the various FOX websites, and is 28 minutes long. 

The video includes behind the scenes looks at the incredible set, with Tom giving a brilliant personal tour, as well as being interviewed. Other cast members and production crew are also interviewed, and the video includes new scenes from season 2 of Da Vinci's Demons.

The UK DVD is finally out today and is available to buy from Amazon and other locations. We still have no idea what the DVD cover looks like.

CraveOnline: Were you a co-producer on last season too?

Tom Riley: No, that’s this season.

What does that entail?

Hunger TV has finally shared their interview with Tom, along with 2 photos from the Hackett London photoshoot. As well as discussing Da Vinci's Demons, Tom reveals how important fashion is and the lies he has told.

Starz has shared a new promo video for Da Vinci's Demons season 2. It includes a brief interview with Tom and some new scenes from season 2.

Tom gave a couple of soundbites about binge watching to Comcast at the TCA's in January, to promote their upcoming Watchathon. Do watch Da Vinci's Demons. Do NOT follow Tom's advice. Watch the video here.

Another one of the gorgeous photos of Tom, from the Hunger TV photoshoot, has been shared on the Hunger TV website. His interview hasn't been posted on there yet.

There is a new audio interview with Tom and Laura Haddock, from the recent Da Vinci's Demons season 2 press conference / conference call, which has been uploaded to soundcloud.

Is this the most challenging role you've ever done?

By a long shot. The hours are huge and the shoot is long and the character is emotionally exhausting — he's weeping or he doesn't stop moving. The part I played just before this was a character who was very naturalistic and just got on with life and shrugged a lot and suddenly I'm playing a man who is either in the depths of pain, or he's laughing or he's seething. So yeah, I sleep very deeply at night!