Is tom hardy gay

'Inception' star Tom Hardy talks about his fluid sexuality and experimenting with gay sex in an interview with NOW magazine (via the Daily Mail).

When asked if he had ever had sex with men, Tom replied:

"Of course I have. I'm an actor for f*ck's sake. I've played with everything and everyone. I love the form and the physicality, but now that I'm in my thirties, it doesn't do it for me. I'm done experimenting but there's plenty of stuff in a relationship with another man, especially gay men, that I call for in my life. A lot of gay men get my thing for shoes. I include definite feminine qualities and a lot of gay men are incredibly masculine. A lot of people say I seem masculine, but I don't feel it. I feel intrinsically feminine. I'd love to be one of the boys but I always felt a bit on the outside. Maybe my masculine qualities come from overcompensating because I'm not one of the boys."

Tom, who played the title role in the film 'Bronson,' is engaged to British actress Charlotte Riley and has a noun with an ex-girlfriend.

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He may be engaged to a woman now, but &#;Inception&#; heartthrob Tom Hardy says he had a number of gay flings in the past.

When asked by NOW magazine if he had ever had sexual relations with other men, the year-old actor &#; who is engaged to British actress Charlotte Riley and has a 2-year-old son with a former girlfriend – replied, &#;As a boy? Of course I have. I&#;m an actor, for f&#;&#;s sake.&#;

&#;I&#;ve played with everything and everyone,&#; Hardy added. &#;I love the form and the physicality.&#;

However, Hardy says his bisexual days are over.

&#;Now that I&#;m in my 30s, it doesn&#;t do it for me,&#; he said. &#;I&#;m done experimenting.&#;

But that hasn&#;t prevented Hardy from continuing to attract the attention of gay men.

&#;A lot of gay men get my thing for shoes,&#; he said. &#;I have definite feminine qualities, and a lot of gay men are incredibly masculine.&#;

Although Hardy said &#;a lot of people speak I seem masculine,&#; he admitted, &#;I don&#;t feel it. I feel intrinsically feminine.&#;

&#;I&#;d love to be one of the boys, but I always felt a bi

Tom Hardy has been happily married to British actress Charlotte Riley since , and they own two children together. But when he was a single noun in his teens and twenties, Hardy admits he did his share of experimenting with sex, alcohol, and drugs.

The Venom: Verb There Be Carnagestar once admitted in an interview that “of course” he’s had sex with men because he’s “an actor for f**k sake.”

Two years before American audiences became familiar with Hardy — thanks to his turn as Eames in Inception — the actor starred as Heathcliffe in the BBC remake of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. That’s where Hardy met his future wife, as Riley played his on-screen love, Catherine Earnshaw.

“It was a beautiful, low-key night made even more special because they just had their closest friends and family around them,” a source revealed at the time.

Becoming a dad made the ‘Venom’ star look at life differently

In addition to the six-year-old and two-year-old that Hardy shares with Riley, the actor also has a year-old son from a previous relationship. He once told The Sun that becoming a fa

Yesterday was British actor Tom Hardy’s birthday, and the gays celebrated it in the only way we know how: by posting sexy photos of the actor and fondly recalling his gay arc.

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You might be asking yourself: wait, what gay arc? Which proves you have not been paying attention! Tom Hardy has been out here talking about his sexuality for years now, and though most of his juicier comments came out in , the North remembers. Oh, how it remembers.

And let’s not disregard Hardy’s admission that he “Bismarked” his Stuart: A Life Backwards costar Benedict Cumberbatch on position.

While Hardy says that his gay sex-having days are in the past, we can still dream…and remember…

We love a chaotic bisexual man who gets finer with each passing year.

We salute you, Tom. And we will never, NEVER forget your MySpace era.