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Tom Hanks suggests he has only made four “pretty good” movies
28.09.2022 - 15:23 / nme.com
Tom Hanks has modestly suggested that he has only made four “pretty good” movies throughout his career.The actor did not specify which films he considers to be his best, but he was drawn to make the comment while promoting his newly-announced debut novel The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece, due for release on may 9, 2023.“No one knows how a movie is made — though everyone thinks they do,” he told PEOPLE in a recent interview. “I’ve made a ton of movies (and four of them are pretty good, I think) and I’m still amazed at how films come together.
From a flicker of an idea to the flickering image onscreen, the whole process is a miracle.”Set over several decades, Hanks’ novel follows a five-year-old boy who observes his uncle returning from World War II, before eventually turning him into a comic book superhero in the 1970s. Those comic books are then adapted into a major blockbuster film in the present day.“The source for a movie can go back as many years as are in history.
A story turns on a single moment in the life of someone, then all the anecdotes of the current day magnify that moment,” Hanks said. “Going back to 1947 makes sense, as would have starting in, say, 1559.
Human yearning has proven to be timeless.”Earlier this month, Hanks revealed that talks for a Forrest Gump sequel “lasted all of 40 minutes”.Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Hanks said: “I will say that, with a long time in between, we did take a stab at talking about another Forrest Gump that lasted all of 40 minutes. And then we never, we said, ‘Guys, come on.’”
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BFI’s “Baz Luhrmann in conversation” event in London.“There are two great American gestures, I think. The two that really fascinate me are the ‘big sell’ – the ability to sell well, and the other is the gesture of the new,” Luhrmann explained.
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People on Tuesday that only a select few movies he’s been in are “pretty good.”“No one knows how a movie is made – though everyone thinks they do,” he said while promoting his debut novel, “The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece,” which is set for release in May 2023.“I’ve made a ton of movies, and four of them are pretty good, I think, and I’m still amazed at how films come together. From a flicker of an idea to the flickering image onscreen, the whole process is a miracle,” he added.It wasn’t long before self-proclaimed movie critics took their expertise to Twitter to share which Hanks films they think are the best. “My prediction to #tomhank‘s best 4 movies (not in order) ==> 1.
Tom Hanks thinks at least 4 of his movies are 'pretty good'
Tom Hanks revealed he thinks at least four of his movies are "pretty good." Hanks, who recently wrote a book titled "The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece," spoke about the book along with the movie-making process in a recent interview. "Every character in the book does something I've experienced while making a movie, as well as discovered a philosophy or learned an important lesson," he told People magazine.
Tom Hanks says he’s only made four ‘pretty good’ movies in his career
People while promoting his debut novel “The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece,” set for release in May 2023.“No one knows how a movie is made – though everyone thinks they do,” he told the outlet.“I’ve made a ton of movies, and four of them are pretty good, I think, and I’m still amazed at how films come together.
Tom Hanks’ ‘wildly ambitious’ debut novel set to be released next year
the Guardian reported.Hanks’ “wildly ambitious” book — “The Making of Another Motion Picture Masterpiece” — will cover 80 years and lead to the opening of a movie, according to the publication. The “colossal, star-studded, multimillion-dollar superhero action film” will feature characters such as a troubled soldier, a young child, eccentric director, a pompous film star and a production assistant.“Movie making is very hard work over a very long period of time that consists of so many moments of joy slapped up against an equal number of feelings of self-loathing,” said the 66-year-old “Forrest Gump” actor.
Tom Hanks Believes He’s Only Made 4 “Pretty Good” Films In His Career
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