Tom Hiddleston seemed to be in great spirits as he continued filming the second season of The Night Manager on Thursday.
The actor, 43, was seen filming some sequences of the second series of the successful BBC as a cast in the Spanish city of Sitges, south of Barcelona.
Tom was very attentive and friendly to his colleagues and friends on set while interacting with the crew.
The Thor star looked quite dapper in a simple black jacket and a dark gray t-shirt.
Tom will return as his character Jonathan Pine, while Hugh Laurie returns to reprise his role as arms dealer and villain Dickie Roper.
Tom Hiddleston looked dapper as he continued filming the second season of The Night Manager in Sitges, south of Barcelona, on Thursday.
The Thor star looked quite dapper in a simple black jacket and a dark gray t-shirt.
Following the explosive finale of the first season in 2016, the series also starred Hugh, as well as Olivia Colman, Tom Hollander, David Harewood and Elizabeth Debicki.
However, in the upcoming series Camila Morrone will be joining the cast as she is reportedly replacing Elizabeth in the series.
Elizabeth, 33, played Jemima ‘Jed’ Marshall, the girlfriend and lover of Hugh’s character Richard. However, now the Victoria Secret model, 27, has reportedly replaced Elizabeth.
However, Camilla was not seen on set on Thursday.
In July, Tom and Hugh were spotted filming in Richmond-upon-Thames, and Hugh’s appearance came as a huge shock to many fans.ter his character met his demise during the show’s first series.
The notorious arms dealer was last seen at the end of the first series of the BBC One thriller when he was forcibly taken away, apparently to meet his disappearance.
A source commented on his unexpected return last month, telling The Sun: “Everyone was working on the basis that he had been killed off in series one, so this will be a pleasant surprise.”
“This will only add to the excitement for the long-awaited sequel, which has already begun filming and is expected to air next year.”
Inspired by the characters from John le Carré’s best-selling novel, the first series won multiple BAFTA Awards, Emmy Awards and Golden Globe Awards and was watched by over ten million viewers, making it one of the most viewed of 2016.
Tom was seen leaving his trailer with his water and an apple.
The actor looked in high spirits as he hugged a colleague.
The star was very attentive and friendly to her colleagues and friends on set while mingling with the crew.
A crew member covered Tom with an umbrella to protect him from the sun.
Tom will return as his character Jonathan Pine, while Hugh Laurie returns to reprise his role as arms dealer and villain Dickie Roper.
Tom was then seen getting into a car while a crew member helped him with the door.
Tom was seen sitting in the front seat of the car.
The star appeared in a very good mood while smiling from ear to ear.
The rest of the team was seen chatting outside Tom’s trailer.
The upcoming series will see Camila Morrone join the cast as she reportedly replaces Elizabeth in the series.
Elizabeth, 33, played Jemima ‘Jed’ Marshall, the girlfriend and lover of Hugh’s character Richard.
However, Camilla was not seen on set on Thursday.
Tom himself won a Golden Globe for his role as former soldier Jonathan Pine and, speaking after the shock announcement, said: “The first series of The Night Manager was one of the most creative and satisfying projects I’ve ever worked on.”
‘The depth, range and complexity of Jonathan Pine was, and remains, an exciting prospect.
‘I’m really looking forward to reuniting with Simon and Stephen Cornwell, David Farr and Stephen Garrett, and working with Georgi Banks-Davies to tell the next chapter of our story. I can’t wait.’
In July, Tom was seen on set for the first time.as he ran down London’s famous South Bank for the show.
It was a long night for the Loki actor as he filmed the tense scene outdoors at 4am in the morning.
Tom did nothing to quell rumors about the upcoming series when he appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this year.
Asked by the American presenter about Hugh Laurie’s possible return to the show, the actor said: “I don’t know. He’s a big influence: he knows the character better than anyone.”
The series returns after the explosive finale of the first season in 2016.
The series also starred Hugh, as well as Olivia Colman, Tom Hollander, David Harewood and Elizabeth Debicki, however, they were not seen on set.
Fans have had a long wait for the continuation of the hit BBC show after almost a decade of waiting.
Kimmel responded, “This seems like a lie because you just said you found out the story.” How could the story be discovered without knowing if Hugh Laurie is in it?
Sharing the clip, one X user wrote: “Kimmel caught Tom Hiddleston outright lying about whether he knows if Hugh Laurie will be in seasons 2/3 of The Night Manager.”
Hugh will join Tom as executive producer of the series, which is being made by The Ink Factory, but it remains a mystery whether he will reprise his role as Richard Onslow Roper.
The new seasons will premiere on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the UK and globally on Prime Video, in a deal brokered by FIFTH SEASON, which is handling global distribution of the series.
Series creator David Farr said: “John le Carré’s work has been an inspiration to me for a long time and working closely with him on Season 1 was an honor and a pleasure.”
The star seemed focused as she got into the car.
Tom himself won a Golden Globe for his role as former soldier Jonathan Pine.
Inspired by the characters from John le Carré’s best-selling novel, the first series won multiple BAFTAs, Emmy Awards and Golden Globes.
The series was watched by more than ten million viewers, making it one of the most watched television programs of 2016.
Tom did nothing to quell rumors about the upcoming series when he appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this year.
Speaking about how he was hesitant to extend the story beyond the book, he explained: “A couple of years ago I came up with an idea that seemed true to that unique world of dark corners and murky identities.
‘No one combines the suspense of espionage with a deep exploration of the human soul like Le Carré. “I hope we can somehow pay tribute to his haunting genius in this new exploration.”
Speaking about working with Tom again, he added: “I’m delighted to be working again with Tom Hiddleston, Stephen Garrett and the team at The Ink Factory, and to welcome the brilliant director Georgi Banks-Davies to our ranks.”
Meanwhile, BAFTA winner Georgi Banks-Davies will direct the series, after the show’s former director Susanne Bier previously ruled out.
