Tom Hardy Flows as Frankie Pulitzer on Czarface Collab, Drops Bane & Comic-Canon References
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Tom Hardy appears as his alter ego Frankie Pulitzer on the Czarface collaboration Czarface Meets Frankie Pulitzer, delivering verses filled with comic-book and film references (notably Bane from The Dark Knight Rises, Green Goblin, and Doctor Doom) along with nods to Cujo, Misery, Thor, Shameik Moore, and Shakespeare’s Richard III, including a Shakespeare recitation in a Bane-like voice. The project marks another foray into music for Hardy, who has collaborated with Czarface before and previously recorded an unreleased 1999 album.
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