TOM RILEY NEWS

The broadcast date for the new series will be officially announced sometime today, but 9pm 1st October has been given on the Metro website, in an interview with James Nesbitt. 

The official website for Monroe has been updated for the new series! It has some lovely cast interviews, clips and behind the scenes glimpses of filming.

Lots of fantastic glimpses of Tom to be seen throughout the videos, as well as being lovely in his interviews!

The Sun has posted cast interviews from the recent press launch for series 2 of Monroe, and have included a photo of Tom with a brief interview. Read the whole article on The Sun website.

The Telegraph shared a brief interview with Tom at the Bafta rising stars party, held at the Savoy in London. 

When one thinks of Leonardo Da Vinci, rippling muscles are not the first thing that spring to mind.

There is a photoshoot and brief interview with Tom in the February 2012 issue of Glamour Magazine (UK), which is on sale today. Along with the lovely photo by Jonty Davies, Tom reveals in the interview (part of a feature for Valentine's Day) that he is embarassingly romantic. 

Being an actor is all about empathy and getting into someone else's head, so I should be more sensitive to that stuff...

The GQ Magazine November 2011 issue (UK) is also now available as an iPad edition, and can be downloaded from iTunes for £2.49. The iPad edition has the same photoshoot and interview with Tom, along with a brilliant behind the scenes video of the photoshoot. 

The November 2011 issue of GQ has this gorgeous photo of Tom, by John Wright, and also a brief interview with him to promote My City at the Almeida Theatre.

The magazine is available to buy in the UK now, and may also be available as an iPad app to download from iTunes. A full scan has been uploaded to the galleries. 

Interview Freya Hill

Since graduating from LAMDA, British actor, Tom Riley has moved between TV, film and theatre, flexing his versatile acting muscles in drama and comedy.

His recent role as Septimus Hodge in Tom Stoppard's celebrated Broadway play, Arcadia, won him a host of glittering reviews, awards and highlighted him as an exciting new talent. Now returning to the London stage for Stephen Poliakoff's first play for 12 years, My City. IDOL chatted to him about forgetting lines, his latest role and the best advice he's ever had. 

Tom was interviewed for Idol Magazine today. Thank you to Sabina Ventriglia who shared this lovely photo from today on twitter - click on the link for the full sized version, and Emma Hurwitz who kindly tweeted about the interview.