Tom Hanks on COVID-19, 'Greyhound' and wartime mentality

When it comes to being an on-screen mariner, Tom Hanks takes his orders from no one. To celebrate his recent birthday and the release of his new WWII film, “Greyhound” (2020), Chance and Noah dive into the boat-bound roles of Hanks’ storied career.

on “The Late Show” Tuesday night, Tom Hanks revealed that he and wife Rita Wilson experienced vastly different symptoms during their much-publicized bout with the coronavirus in March.The pair had both tested positive during a break from shooting Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Presley biopic in Australia, but have since recovered.During the virtual interview, the 64-year-old told host Stephen Colbert his bones “felt like they were made of soda crackers,” over the eight or nine day recuperation

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Apple’s WWII drama Greyhound, starring and written by Tom Hanks, has become the largest opening weekend release ever for Apple TV+, including series that have bowed on the service, sources close to Apple tell Deadline.

Tom Hanks has said he felt like a “canary in the coalmine” after he became one of the first high-profile figures to test positive for coronavirus.

Tom Hanks is ringing in his 64th birthday with a splash. The star shared a short Instagram video of himself enjoying his special day by diving into a pool.

Director Aaron Schneider takes his time when choosing a project. As you’ll hear him detail in our interview today, he’s consistently passed up work that he couldn’t get excited for.

After becoming one of the earliest celebrities to recover from the coronavirus, Tom Hanks is poised to star in a new World War II naval drama that he believes mirrors the current pandemic conditions the world finds itself in. Since contracting COVID-19 in March, Tom Hanks has been, by most measures, busy.

Tom Hanks has said he has “no respect” for people who refuse to wear face masks.

Tom Hanks is comparing and contrasting the coronavirus symptoms he experienced with the effects his wife Rita Wilson felt while battling through the novel virus. Opening up to The Guardian about his bout with the virus, the “Sully” star said that enduring the symptoms while far away from home -- he was in Australia at the time -- was a bit odd considering Hanks and Wilson, both 63, experienced different symptoms back in March when they each tested positive.

Tom Hanks is willing to do whatever it takes to stop the spread of the coronavirus. As fans of his know, he was one of the first celebrities to come out and reveal that he had contracted the respiratory illness near the beginning of the year.

Tom Hanks has said that he and his wife Rita Wilson felt “rotten” while they had coronavirus as he urged people to social distance.

Also Read: 'Greyhound' Trailer: Tom Hanks Brings 'Hell Down From On High' in First Look at WWII Film (Video)Hanks has obviously covered some of this territory before, exploring WWII in the limited series “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific,” which he produced, and of course in Steven Spielberg’s 1998 war epic “Saving Private Ryan.” But as a screenwriter, Hanks’ most ambitious undertakings are the episodes he’s written for the multipart television series “From the Earth to the Moon” and “Band of

and his wife Rita Wilson while filming for a new movie in Gold Coast, Australia, in March.Speaking in a recent interview about ways to stop the spread of with Reuters, Hanks said: "At the very least, three tiny things (are) in everybody's wheelhouse, if you choose to do them."Wear a mask, wash your hands, social distance.

After surviving battle with COVID-19 alongside wife Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks is sharing details about his fight with the deadly virus. In a new interview, the 63-year-old actor spoke in detail about what it was like to catch the virus so early on.

During a virtual press conference on Tuesday, Tom Hanks called on more people to wear masks and practice social distancing during the ongoing pandemic.Hanks joins a growing list of celebrities advocating for wearing a mask as parts of the country have reopened despite record high COVID-19 cases. All Tom Hanks wants is for you to wear a mask.

Tom Hanks is sharing even more details about what it was like surviving the coronavirus.In a new interview, the 63-year-old actor opens up about having COVID-19 at the same time as his wife, Rita Wilson. The two were the first A-list celebrities to publicly announce their diagnoses back in March, while they were in Australia. They have since recovered and are back in Los Angeles.«Our discomfort because of the virus was pretty much done in two weeks.

The Hollywood star Tom Hanks who has won an Academy Award for Forrest Gump, reportedly said that he was sadly heartbroken, that his upcoming film Greyhound is releasing on a digital streaming platform. The actor reportedly said that he wished the film had released in the cinemas.