I'm rewatching Warrior and I am floored by Tom Hardys performance, I think he is a truly amazing actor and even when he is in movies that aren't great he elevates them, he is one of, if not, the best actor of his generation! I am a huge fan and think when all is said and done he will be considered one of the greats if he continues to take challenging roles in his older years.
Obviously not talking about Venom here but he has done many amazing roles playing such a wide range of characters.
Via WON:
Jeff Hardy was asked/ordered to attend rehab specifically due to the 12/4 house show incident. He refused, fully aware that if he did not go to rehab, he would be punished in some way (suspension / release). WWE decided to release him. He has a 90-day clause, so he will be paid through March 9.
Meltzer notes that this was his third incident since re-signing with WWE following a public intoxication arrest and DUI, both in 2019.
Quoting this part because it’s Dave Meltzer’s opinion:
> Given his track record, there was really no other decision WWE could make. They had to request him going to rehab between his track record and him being impaired in a main event match. When he refused the request, there was no choice but to let him go. WWE did this with full knowledge there was at least a chance Hardy would be signed by AEW and would likely be a major star there. But once Hardy refused to go to rehab, WWE’s hands were tied. […]
> AEW has never had a situation like this where fans and talent would want him and he would help the product at least at first and create new opportunities, but at the same time, there is a long track record right there.
Meltzer goes on to talk about how the Hardy Boyz in AEW would be hard to turn down, Jeff remaining popular despite his age, etc.
She the one spidey GF that never gets any love in the movies, can go toe to toe with spidey easily, the SS serum is floating around so you can do her proper origin story,
