Haunting, seductive, cunning and bereft of overt emotions, Oona Chaplin brings a deliciously deep dive of innate talent to her role as a seemingly contended well-to-do English lady, Zilpha Geary, on FX’s collaborative (partnered with BBC and Sonar), evocative and gritty period drama Taboo. Chaplin — the granddaughter of British silent film star Charlie Chaplin
Tom Hardy’s epic drama Taboo has drawn viewers’ intrigue with the mysterious Sankofa bird symbol which has made repeated appearances during the series so far. But what is it, and is it a real thing? The bird symbol first cropped up in Episode 2 when Hardy’s character James Delaney was seen chiselling it out on to the
Spoilers – The second episode of Taboo saw our mysterious anti-hero James Delaney start to carry out his plan. In episode one we were introduced to the son everyone thought had died in Africa, now returned following his father’s death. His father’s lawyer told James that he was the sole heir, much to the annoyance of the East India Company
Episode 2 of FX’s hit new series Taboo introduced us to the tattoo-headed character of Atticus, played by Stephen Graham. Graham will be a familiar face to many viewers, with a long list of credits to his name on both the small and big screen. His most famous role is probably as the slow-witted character
The storyline of FX’s hit new Tom Hardy series Taboo centers around an area of land known as Nootka Sound — but is it really as significant as the show portrays? In Taboo, Hardy’s character James Keziah Delaney is left the piece of land by his late father, but faces difficulties when he refuses to sell
This week on Taboo, James Delaney makes plans but they are threatened by a newcomer — and his life is in imminent danger. Tom Hardy’s character is as confident as he is mysterious, and this week sees his plans start to take shape as he makes some important purchases and looks to hire some eyes and
Tom Hardy says his character James Keziah Delany in FX’s new show Taboo was based on a conversation he had with his dad about Bill Sykes from Oliver Twist. The actor says the idea came about when he and his father Edward “Chips” Hardy asked each other: “Wouldn’t it be great to take Bill Sykes