The Venom superstar, Tom Hardy, offered to pay the construction crew for The Associate, approximately $300,000 as a coverup for their lost wages. The Legend star, 47, made an offer of a payment of £250,

Tom Hardy reportedly offered to pay £250,000 — or approximately $315,000 — in lost wages to set workers who had been constructing sets for his new Paramount+ series, the Guy Ritchie-directed 'Fixer,' when the construction company that employed them went out of business,

The company then promptly went out of business and a leaked WhatsApp message disclosed that although Paramount had paid all the money to the construction firm, it had no funds to pay the workforce. The London Times reported that Hardy "offered to pay,

Tom Hardy is not about to leave his teammates hanging. According to London’s The Sunday Times, the Peaky Blinders alum offered to help out the crew on his new show Fixer, when they were told there was no money to pay them.

Tom Hardy stepped in to offer to pay the wages of a construction team who faced being left without pay in the run up to Christmas after the construction company they worked for went bust

Tom Hardy has made a generous move that is rarely seen in the Hollywood industry. The actor stepped in to cover the wages of an entire TV crew after the

Tom Hardy has yet again won hearts just not with another performance, but a warm gesture. Recently, a construction company hired a set of labours to work on the sets of Tom’s new