From the moment that Tom Blyth appeared, shirtless, on screen in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, I knew he’d be the internet’s next boyfriend. (Or “blorbo,” as the ...

Tom Blyth and the official Hunger Games Instagram ... him being recognized as someone authorities felt they had to keep an eye on, with the CIA placing Sutherland on the NSA watch list throughout ...

Tom Blyth Coriolanus Snowand Rachel Zegler as Lucy ... on the red carpet or the premieres, who look me in the eye and say that I’m exactly who they imagined when they were reading it.

As Lucas, Tom Blyth delivers a performance that transforms ... the oscillating cinematographic choices and the voyeuristic ...

It didn’t take much for Russell Tovey to connect with “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbird’ star Tom Blyth. The actors ... he had my face in his mind’s eye. Why is this an important ...

That’s the intriguing — if credulity-stretching — premise of “Plainclothes,” which casts Tom Blyth (the outlaw star ... where his job is to catch the eye of an interested stranger ...

First-time writer-director Carmen Emmi’s aesthetically overworked use of low-grade video and distorted sound is intrusive, but very fine performances from Tom Blyth ... of eye contact, a nod ...

Here’s how it works. Aww, the way Tom Blyth’s arm is wrapped around his former co-star as she poses with him! They look so sweet together. One of the best things about The Ballad of Songbirds ...

Now, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is about to do the same with Tom Blyth. Tom, 28, is a rising star in Hollywood, whose career is about to take off because of The Hunger ...

Tom Blyth is opening up about the roles he’s been playing in films. Although he is drawn to the complexities of bad guys, he thinks it might be time to play some nice guys. In a new interview ...

A young cop, Lucas (Blyth), sits in the food court, serving as the tasty bait for gay men on the prowl. An exchange of eye contact, a nod of the head or a faint smile are enough to signal interest.