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Tom Hopper
Season 2 · Episode 4

Tom Hopper

James and Ollie Phelps chat to Tom Hopper (star of Umbrella Academy)

Normal Not Normal

January 22, 20211h 4m

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Show Notes

In this episode we talk to Umbrella Academy actor Tom Hopper.


Tom has appeared in all our favourite shows, from Game of Thrones to Merlin and Black Sails. He’s known for being 6 foot 5, ripped, and the nicest man in show business.


We find out how Arnold Schwarzenegger inspired Tom to rebel against his drama teachers, how his son’s autism diagnosis changed his definition of ‘normal’ and just how much of his huge Umbrella Academy character is prosthetic.


Tom and his wife Laura have shared their experiences of adjusting to life with their son Freddie’s autism diagnosis on their YouTube channel The Hopper Family:


He also co-hosts the brilliant Earth Locker podcast with Umbrella Academy co-star Robert Sheehan and TV producer Byron Knight. Have a listen here.


Tom’s ‘3am Questions’:

Favourite book - Genius Foods by Max Lugevere

Favourite song - Love in an Elevator by Aerosmith 

Favourite film - Back to the Future II


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Normal Not Normal is a Stabl production.

Produced by Alice Homewood.

Music: 'Not Normal' by Sebastian Forslund, 'Bobby Swing' by The Bladwerk Band and ‘Someday You’ll Understand’ by Marc Toboel.

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