The life of Tom Hanks

"Life is like a box of chocolate, you will not know what you will get," this is a famous quote by Forrest Agan. This sentence points to life, but it can also refer to the career of the actor who plays the leading role of the movie. Tom Hanks began to dream of playing a role in a small theater of high school, he was a man who rose to the top for a long time. In his early career, he appeared in Shakespeare 's movies, appeared in television comedy, debuted in the movies, starred in popular films such as comedy, fantasy, romance, drama.

In the early 1990's, Tom Hanks was in the arts. After the box office, he was looking for something else. Other things are not "Tom Hanks". The big turning point of Tom Hanks' career was not Oscar nomination performance or director Stephen Spielberg's movie, but when he played the opposite role of Jimmy Duggan's alcohol baseball manager at Penny Marshall's A, this case . Their alliance. In the Washington Post article "Evolution of Tom Hanks" Jeff Edge "desperately needs this part ... despite being supported by Marshall, Hanks, 35 years old, he will start his remodeling"

Tom Hanks is always a member of my life. My childhood agreed with family Tom Hanks - Yamato Turner and Hodge. The same can be said about the role of Tom Hanks in my teenager. He is now an Oscar winner, Philadelphia and Forest Gump have officially won his best actor award. Only Daniel Day - Lewis (I drink your milkshake!) Landed. The success of this award was earned by my favorite movies "Green Miles" and "Save the Great Ryan". If that is me, I am happy to quit there. But not Tom Hanks

Tom Hanks has had a great impact on my life for many years. When I saw a new Tom Hanks movie when I was a child, my family was always in the first week of the theater and video shop. When you do things, I am only 5 years old! I came out on my birthday, I remember what I wanted to be a drummer after watching a movie. Unfortunately, this has never happened. I had a soundtrack on the tape, now I put it on the CD. I remember when I was 9 years old. I saw Cast Away at Old Fox 12 Theater in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. When Wilson drifted, I remember crying. I remember seeing my favorite children's book "Polar Express" at my mother's theater for a year. And I was surprised by the technology of the film as an actor and the diversity of Hanks. My family and I saw John Adams, a historical mini series of HBOs made by Hanks, which airs the HBO's original show every week.