Loki and the 9 best Tom Hiddleston roles ranked from worst to best

9. Prince Hal/Henry V in The Hollow Crown

If you’ve ever wondered what it’d be like to combine the poetic genius of Shakespeare with the magnetic charisma of Tom Hiddleston, look no further than The Hollow Crown. Playing the role of Prince Hal, later ascending as Henry V, Hiddleston shows us what it’s like to be a pro in character transformation.

From a carefree prince, frolicking in the taverns, to a determined warrior king leading his troops, Hiddleston showcases a range that’s nothing short of spectacular. His every gesture, word, and even silent moment breathes life into the Bard’s timeless text.

The beauty of this performance lies in the details. With each episode, Hiddleston dives deeper, unearthing layers of Prince Hal’s persona, making the audience root for him, cheer for him, and at times, even shed a tear or two. It’s like watching a caterpillar transform into a butterfly but with a Shakespearean twist.

8. E. Edward Grey in Crimson Peak

When you mix Guillermo del Toro with the captivating charm of Tom Hiddleston, magic is bound to happen. Enter Crimson Peak and the world of E. Edward Grey. Now, we’ve seen Hiddleston play all sorts of characters – but his portrayal of the enigmatic Mr. Grey is a roller coaster of emotions. On the outside, he’s the dashing gentleman you’d want to take home to meet the parents. But underneath that polished veneer lies a labyrinth of dark and twisted secrets.

Now, what makes this role one of his best performances? It’s the sheer depth and complexity he brings to the table. It’s not easy to play a character that keeps the audience guessing at every turn. With every flutter of his

absolutely beautiful

eyelashes and every distinct expression, Hiddleston crafts a multi-dimensional character that’s both alluring and haunting.