What a joke. The guy looks gross and doesn't have good bone structure.

If Tom had a twitter campaign asking fans TO vote for him for this or the glamour poll: 1) he would have won the glamour poll 2) there'll be more than 1293 votes on this thing right now. I had no knowledge about any twitter campaigns from Tom, except him promoting helping Child Hunger and Project Wendy. How dare he! How dare he be a darling to his fans because he still doesn't know the actual size of his fan base!! I'm sure Tom still thinks he's one of those small actors, and in a way he is. People love him, but he still connects with them because he believes that he doesn't have an endless sea of fans and value their appreciation for his work. Don't tell me that there's one person on Earth who doesn't care at all if anyone appreciates something they've put their heart into. We all love to feel appreciated for things we take pride in.

For all I know, Tom is very much deserving of his place AND his fans. Even I am so surprised that despite the mass shit that happens every now and then in his fanbase, he still keeps his cool and his love remains unchanged for his army and his fans. That's enough reason for him to be continuously loved.

Tom Hiddleston's second place nod is hardly surprising. He's charming, talented, and well-loved. It's actually surprising that he and Ben Cumberbatch weren't in a close match for first and second as is usual these days. To an earlier poster, tweeting a song of the day, a brief update on a current project, or a worthy charity hardly constitutes sucking up. I believe you'll find many of the fifty gentleman on the original Glamour list do the same.

Comment modified at October 01, 2012 21:44

Guest: You obviously have NO idea whatsoever who Tom Hiddleston is. A, he would NEVER ask for votes on anything. B, he doesn't have to. Believe me, Hiddle's Army assembles all on its own. And then we sit back and watch his genuine surprise and heartfelt words of gratitude when the results come in. Hardly a "suck-up." He loves his fans - and that is not unseemly. In return, his fans, his real true admirers, are terrifyingly protective of him. Just ask the fake "Thor 2" Twitter account that recently posted a lame joke with his name attached, which prompted a mass flux of hate mail directly to Tom's Twitter account -- when it was learned the account was fake and Tom had absolutely no knowledge of it, the Army let them know in firm but civil terms it was NOT cool, and within two hours (and with some help direct from Marvel), the fakers were GONE. So before you go tossing more accusations around of what's classy and what's not, why don't you get your facts straight?

Comment modified at October 02, 2012 11:24