Tom Hardy Releases Debut Rap Album as Frankie Pulitzer, Uses His Bane Voice on New Track
- On Friday, actor Tom Hardy released his collaborative album 'Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer' with underground rap supergroup Czarface, featuring duo 7L & Esoteric and Wu-Tang Clan's Inspectah Deck.
- Production on the album has been underway since at least 2021, with rumors of a musical partnership emerging three years ago when Busta Rhymes visited Hardy on the set of 'Venom: The Last Dance'.
- Hardy peppers the 15-track debut with dense pop culture references to Marvel and Martin Scorsese films, and on 'Grim-Visaged War,' he recites Shakespeare's 'Richard III' monologue in his 'The Dark Knight Rises' Bane voice.
- Guest spots from rappers Method Man and EL-P highlight the release, with Hardy showcasing his range by referencing 'Titanic' and DiCaprio in 'Gnawing at My Rhyme Like a Poisonous Rat' and focusing on Stephen King literary references elsewhere.
- Hardy has recorded music since the millennium and is no stranger to hip-hop. He previously told BBC Radio that his gravelly style draws inspiration from Busta Rhymes and Richard Burton.
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Tom Hardy Releases Debut Rap Album as Frankie Pulitzer, Uses His Bane Voice on New Track
Tom Hardy released his new rap album on Friday (August 28)! The 48-year-old Oscar nominee records under Frankie Pulitzer, and […] The post Tom Hardy Releases Debut Rap Album as Frankie Pulitzer, Uses His Bane Voice on New Track appeared first on Just Jared - Celebrity News, Entertainment News & Photos.
[OSEN=Ji Min-kyung] Hollywood actor Tom Hardy has officially debuted as a rapper. According to foreign media reports, including the U.S. outlet Variety, on the 28th (local time), Tom Hardy transformed into a rapper under the name 'Frankie Pulitzer' and released a rap album on the 27th. The album released by Tom Hardy is titled 'Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer'
Tom Hardy’s debut rap album has officially dropped — and yes, he does the Bane voice
The “MobLand” actor moonlights as a rapper under the name Frankie Pulitzer.Tom Hardy; Bane in ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ (2011)Credit: Kate Green/WireImage; Marcel Thomas/FilmMagicKey PointsTom Hardy, aka Frankie Pulitzer, just dropped his debut rap album, Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer.On the track “Grim-Visage War,” the actor recites Shakespeare’s “Richard III” monologue in his Bane voice from The Dark Knight Rises.The album also features rap he…
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