How did the makers of the Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises, come up with the voice for the character, Bane? - Quora
Tom Hardy Explains The Origin Of His Infamous Bane Voice | Cinemablend
Christopher Nolan said in a recent interview that Tom Hardy's Bane Performance 'Has Yet to Be Fully Appreciated' by moviegoers and critics. Opinions? : r/batman
Did Tom Hardy really cry after reading the backlash he faced for being cast as Bane? - Quora
Tom Hardy Explains the Origins of His Bane Voice! - YouTube
Christopher Nolan says Tom Hardy's Bane is underappreciated
What are your thoughts on Tom Hardy Bane? : r/batman
Now people laugh at it": Tom Hardy's Decision to Base His Bane Voice on Tyson Fury's Distant Relative Backfired After Actor Refused to Take Darth Vader Approach
Tom Hardy Explains the Origins of His Dark Knight Rises Bane Voice
Fixing Bane, and Other Batman Voices. | The D.C. Gamer
The Dark Knight Rises: Tom Hardy aka Bane's Voice Was Inspired By Richard Burton & Bartley Gorman
Ranking the accents of Tom Hardy: cockney, Welsh, or unintelligible? | Tom Hardy | The Guardian
Tom Hardy's Mumbling Is the New Marlon Brando Voice
Did Tom Hardy really cry after reading the backlash he faced for being cast as Bane? - Quora
For The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Hardy Had A 'Pancake' Makeup
The Dark Knight Rises': Tom Hardy Came Up With Bane's Voice on His Own and Warned Christopher Nolan It Could Be a Complete Disaster
Tom Hardy knew people might laugh at his Bane voice
Inspiration for Bane's Voice the Dark Knight Rises
Tom Hardy Explains the Origins of His Dark Knight Rises Bane Voice
Will McCrabb on X: "TOM HARDY kept Bane's voice/accent a secret until day one of the TDKR shoot so it was a total surprise for NOLAN. http://t.co/SJz9Xd7RGw" / X
Tom Hardy's Bane Had A Very Different Voice In The Dark Knight Rises Preview Before Film
Listen: Before & After Comparison Of Bane's Voice In 'The Dark Knight Rises' Plus Deleted Scene Details
Now people laugh at it": Tom Hardy's Decision to Base His Bane Voice on Tyson Fury's Distant Relative Backfired After Actor Refused to Take Darth Vader Approach
IGN - The Dark Knight Rises director Christopher Nolan felt Tom Hardy's performance as Bane hasn't quite gotten its due, going so far as to compare his facial expressions to the work
