An Interview with Tom Hanks

[Abishai100]

Isn't it interesting how the modern age of media has made us generally more curious about etiquette?

Here's a mock media interview of American celebrity Tom Hanks (star of The Post)!

Signing off,


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CHRISTIANE: You made romances (Splash, Sleepless in Seattle) and then The Ladykillers(?).
HANKS: Being 'cheeky' is the trend in Hollywood now...
CHRISTIANE: And you don't want to become a dinosaur?
HANKS: Who does, man (haha)?
CHRISTIANE: True (haha). Did you enjoy making Charlie Wilson's War?
HANKS: Well, you know, politics and 'society' interest me...
CHRISTIANE: Is that why you made The Bonfire of the Vanities?
HANKS: Sure.
CHRISTIANE: Would you ever consider making a horror-film?
HANKS: I might be interested in a cool Child's Play (Chucky!) script.
CHRISTIANE: We loved you in Toy Story.
HANKS: I have a generally cheerful attitude towards film-making!
CHRISTIANE: That's great. Are you a fan of the Hannibal Lecter films?
HANKS: I liked The Silence of the Lambs (Jodie Foster).
CHRISTIANE: Do you think crime is a 'modern concern,' Tom?
HANKS: It seems to be, and maybe that has much to do with urbanization.
CHRISTIANE: Waste-management, homelessness/unemployment, organized crime.
HANKS: Yes, the American city is basically a 'sink' to wash your dishes!
CHRISTIANE: Are you a fan of the Al Pacino film City Hall?
HANKS: I liked John Cusack in that...it was 'well-crafted.'
CHRISTIANE: Do you believe censorship is evil?
HANKS: I'm a fan of Fahrenheit 451, and it will always be a 'hairy' media problem.

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[Kat]

Think that may be an old pic of him. Real old.