Tom Hardy revives Batman villain Bane for new hip hop album with Busta Rhymes and raps about Hollywood stars

Tom Hardy has brought back his hip hop persona Frankie Pulitzer for a 15 track rap album where he adopts the voice of Batman villain Bane again, and drops verses about fellow Hollywood stars

After years of sharing his talent on the big screen as Tom Hardy, Frankie Pulitzer has officially arrived to drop some bangers. On Friday, the Oscar nominee’s rap persona released his 15-track debut album Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer, made in collaboration with his hip-hop collective Czarface, and featuring appearan

Amy Sussman/Getty Dramatic actor Tom Hardy, 48, has a rapper alias named Frankie Pulitzer, and his new album is rife with celebrity references. One particularly wild line invokes Oscar-winning actress Kathy Bates, 78—as a sex symbol. In the track “Mad Technology,” he tosses out Stephen King movies including Misery, for

Tom Hardy is best known as a movie star who plays rough-and-tumble characters, and he’s brought that energy to the mic on his latest project. The actor who records music under the alias Frankie Pulitzer just dropped a collaborative album called “Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer” with underground rap supergroup Czarface,