At first, the problem with “Taboo” is just that it is slow. Lead Tom Hardy is on the scene immediately — scrambling over some mud to bury something in a ditch — but he never quite does ...

Tom Hardy finished portraying Bill Sykes in Oliver Twist, a role which let him riveted. “I told him wouldn’t be great if there was a guy like Bill Sykes who is like a villain, but put in a ...

Lots of people played pretty quick catch-up with Tom Hardy’s “Taboo” debut. The FX series premiere episode jumped 101 percent among adults 18-49, per Nielsen’s Live + 3 Day TV ratings ...

The series debuted on Jan. 10 and opened to a solid 0.6 rating in the key adults 18-49 demographic and 1.8 million viewers, on par with other FX premieres. “Taboo” airs Tuesdays at 10 p.m. on FX.

In FX’s “Taboo,” Tom Hardy plays a tormented man returning to England following his father’s death after spending 10 years in Africa — and as it turns out, James Delaney is one of the ...

FX and BBC One have renewed the Tom Hardy drama “Taboo” for a second season, the networks announced on Wednesday. The period drama, which was originally conceived by Hardy and his father Chips ...

Although Tom Hardy doesn’t quite fit Amazon’s criteria for the studio’s new James Bond, there’s a greater possibility he’ll ...

Depicting the once-thought-dead and now-scarred James Keziah Delaney’s return to London from Africa to take over his dead father’s business, Taboo was created by Hardy, his father Edward and ...

“When Tom Hardy says he has an idea, of course you want to do it. It means he wants to be in it” says Knight. Set in 1814, Knight says that Taboo is set at a time when “The Victorian ...

In "Taboo," Tom Hardy plays James Delaney, who returns to London in 1814 for his father's funeral ­-- with an agenda. Robert Viglasky/FX FX has handily established itself as the prestige basic ...

FX has dropped the first trailer for Taboo, the high-profile BBC period drama series from Ridley Scott, Steven Knight and Tom Hardy, who also stars. Hardy also executive produces with Scott and ...