Tom Hollander talks playing queer characters in 'The White Lotus,' 'Feud: Capote vs the Swans'
who slithers his way into high society New York, becoming a highly requested guest at dinner parties and resort getaways — only to have it all turn sour.
Tom Holland, says he’s attracted to the failure trope, and success stories without conflict bore him. The eight-part Ryan Murphy created-series, where he reveals the scandals and intimate secrets of his wealthy companions. The 50 Worst Decisions in Movie HistoryYou’ve praised your dialect coach Jerome Butler for helping you achieve Capote’s squeak-like voice.
The show has a rather lavish side to it. What’s your personal drinking and dining habits? Do you treat yourself to gourmet meals? cooking. I cook for myself. I love the ritual of preparing food — I don’t think I’m any good at it particularly — but I enjoy it enormously. It’s not fancy, it’s just the self-sufficiency of being able to .
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