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Tom Hardy<\/a> granted the dying want of a fan in a hospice by video calling her.<\/p>\n Jo-Anne Shaw advised the workers caring for her at Myton Hospice<\/a> in Warwick that it might be her dream to talk to the actor. They put out an enchantment on social media and Hardy replied on Instagram, saying it might \u201cbe [his] pleasure\u201d. He then video referred to as her on Friday.<\/p>\n \u201cHe has made my day. He put me on a pedestal for a day and that\u2019s all I can ask for,\u201d Shaw, who resides with terminal most cancers, advised BBC Coventry and Warwickshire<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m so excited, he spoke to me as if he\u2019s a friend,\u201d she continued. \u201cI\u2019m such a big fan of his, I\u2019ve watched all his movies and boxsets especially during lockdown. I love him to bits.\u201d<\/p>\n Shaw is such an enormous fan of the Peaky Blinders actor that as an alternative of sending her flowers, her good friend despatched her a life-sized cardboard cutout of him as an alternative.<\/p>\n A spokesperson from the Myton Hospice<\/a> mentioned on their official Facebook that they’d been \u201cblown away by Tom\u2019s kindness and support\u201d, including that \u201cJo-Anne and her family cannot thank you enough for making this happen.\u201d<\/p>\n Earlier this 12 months, Hardy took residence two gold medals from a charity Brazilian jiu-jitsu competitors in Wolverhampton.<\/a> The proceeds from the occasion had been donated to REORG<\/a>, a charity that helps army and emergency service members who’re coping with PTSD, melancholy and life-altering bodily accidents.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n