Tom Hanks talks cinema, streaming services & working with Steven Spielberg vs Nora Ephron

[@skintslots]

Tom is unbelievably charismatic and I imagine his actors love working with him and for him.

[@Adam-oy4ix]

Watching this, I am reminded of how bloody old I am. Seems like yesterday I was watching 'Turner and Hootch', 'Big', 'Sleepless in Seattle', 'Bachelor Party etc

[@scottburns2600]

Funny enough, one of my favorites with Hanks was a flick called The Burbs. A cult classic

[@zavoot2868]

Same but older - I remember watching Bosom Buddies when it originally aired

[@LivinginCentralNewJersey-ep4bq]

What about Bosom Buddies?

[@ThePancakeJedi]

Anyone here over 74?

[@garthdebruyn7195]

Listening to Tom Hanks made me think that if I could choose 10 close friends, that pushed me to think more about life, Tom Hanks would be one of the 10. I see him as both a profound thinker and humble.

[@ripvanwincle2258]

You haven't got 10 close friends you're obviously young.When you get to 50 you'll be lucky to have 3 that haven't betrayed you.When you get to 60 you'll have one if you're lucky.I got told this when i was young so i'm just passing it on i was horrified.Guess what?

[@ThePancakeJedi]

@@ripvanwincle2258True. Among other horrifying truths for coming of age. Like illlness, death, loss, addiction, heartbreak, failure and so on. What made life actually worth it?

[@ripvanwincle2258]

@@ThePancakeJedi All the good times made it worth it and close family.Having children and to have felt love a few times.Yeh it was worth it.🤣Have a lovely weekend.👍

[@veritas6335]

Personally I HATE going to movie theaters. Too many people, inconvenient times, traffic, parking and all the rest, the guy next to you is chomping on something or slurping a drink or smells or whips out his Willie and starts waving it around , , , Ugh! Who needs it? But I love movies and watch them constantly on tv, which is fabulous! I love it! You can pause the film, go to the kitchen or the john or let the dog out, rewind, watch something over again, record it - how can you beat that? Its terrific.

[@joeking4206]

Tom Hanks deserved a better interviewer. She had no idea how to challenge him or know anything about his enormous body of work.

[@simonkeating500]

So infuriating I agree.

[@histarchus]

She is a student, learning the ropes. That is what a university is all about.

[@rembo183]

She could just ask him to describe and describe his body of work . His knowledge and experience is what’s important not hers? An interviewer needs to ask open ended questions not leading ones. Than he can inform, explain and describe his experience. He can be the story teller and we all listen to him! Not her!

[@danielkantor3248]

Cut the student some slack. This experience for her is what shapes greatness down the road.

[@jonbramley252]

It shows that there's an art to interviewing, just as there is to acting. Not anyone can do it, just like acting.

[@TraitofSiNN727]

Tom Hanks spark his fame since I was a kid in the 80s. the man is a genius that can play comical and turn serious.

[@OzzieBenzC300]

Can we not wait til this guy is dead to acknowledge how much joy and happiness he has brought to all of our lives along the years. Thanks Tom Hanks for all the laughs, tears and all the range of emotions you have made us feel! You sir are a national treasure! I want to thanks him from the bottom of my heart! I don’t have any social media so I can’t post it straight to his account so if someone can copy and paste to his Facebook or whatever other social media he uses I would be very grateful! Thanks again!

[@agrimstad1962]

This is the best entertainment I have seen for some time ! Real quality !and Tom Hanks is excellent !

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

I had a nice time watching this Interview :)

[@clarkparker4860]

Fantastic guest. I love how he answers questions so humorful and intricately.

[@Yourmission9]

Tom Hanks is my favorite actor, and Forrest Gump is my favorite film. That’s the one film I can watch over and over and never get bored of

[@RDSports5]

He is my favorite actor as well, and Forrest Gump is a top 3 film for me

[@irinapolityko]

same here)

[@freemagicfun]

I really liked his comparison of movie theater experience v streaming experience. The art will survive, the business model will change. 😎

[@daveclark8337]

It's also the quality has dropped. Go back 30 years and Shawshank Redemption is #95 at the box office. It got overlooked Because there was 50 other good movies released that year (including Forrest Gump and Philadelphia). Nowadays months will go by without one decent movie being released.

[@christanzer]

the film director is the viewer of the film, that the film makes it, and the actor has to follow, for the story to see or watch the film !! Great interview !! thanks

[@oscarkong3200]

Beloved Tom is insanely talkative, like Forrest Gump starting to talk at the Bus Stop, he automatically narrates everything to you,.

[@johnogrady2418]

I'm going on 68 and I have NEVER seen Friends. Not a second of it. Same with Cosby, 2nd show.

[@phos73]

Good for you John. I've not watched a television at all for over thirty years. This means I'm like you in that I've not seen Friends or the other two titles.

[@johnogrady2418]

@@phos73 Good for us phos73. And you know what? If watching those shows made people happy good for them too!

[@bitronicc1887]

ok

[@ThePancakeJedi]

That’s because we were never the target audience. Did you watch Dora the explorer? Well, there you have it.

[@3ertin]

Tom Hanks was great in Punchline (1988)

[@paulkick7870]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@TUCOtheratt]

The movie theater system is terminally ill. No one prefers to sit in a theater with a 10% rude people rate, cell phones, talking, arriving late, getting up and down when you can watch the same film at home on a big screen surround sound system.

[@ThePancakeJedi]

Yes. It has put a lot of us off going to the cinema completely. The issue of rude people was always there, but annoyance has evolved with technology.

[@ReallifeUrk]

the interviewer did a really good job and asked Tom some really engaging questions

[@leszekzukowski1084]

Fucking shitty and stupid questions, sorry

[@leszekzukowski1084]

Nope

[@ReallifeUrk]

@@leszekzukowski1084 👍🏾

[@LivinginCentralNewJersey-ep4bq]

Thats a good spin on "its who you know not what you know" I worked in the corporate world and this phrase was common.

[@ThePwig]

Damn he is such a great fantastic interview. He loves the audience and likes to engage with them

[@MichaelLasotaMusic]

Also, is his hearing fading or was it the quality of sound in the room for him to not be able to hear?

[@paulhammons7077]

We don't know. But we believe.

[@andrea22213]

Dear Oxford Union, do you think you might find your way clear to buying a few microphone pop filters for the benefit of your distinguished guests? Thank you.

[@wa-et1nj]

탈출하고 싶은 마음 안들게 탈출 영화까지 만들어서 보여주신...답답할까봐 소통까지 해주시는..와... 투유..엠아이 Stella? 그냥 머나먼 나라 아기공룡 둘리에게..안녕 둘리..잘 지내니? = 영도야 잘지내니? (상속자들 대사) 너무 힘들어서 힘들다고 집을 뜯어질때까지 긁는 진짜 아픈..사람들도 현실엔 있을텐데. 안아프고 건강한데 왜 아픈사람. 뜯어먹으려는 건지 알수없어요. 너무 행복해서 죽고싶어서 그러는건지...그래도 칸벌세이션 통하는 착각 같은 순간이라도 종합선물세트..처럼 보여줘서 너무 감사하고..그래서..피아노치듯이 나는 부딪히지않겠다는..의지가...그러나 그래도 너무 상태가 안좋아서 힘들어서..와..어째야 좋을지..아무튼..나를 대신..great explanation 영화속 ost life is mono..그림을..나대신 추천드려요.비록 거리먼 그림의 떡이지만 소통이 되는 기분이 잠시라도 들게 해주는..인간 모빌..잠시라도 견디라고...호흡하기 좋은.. [SCRUBS] effusion 흉부외과 씨티 촬영 사진도..미술이 되는..이상한 예술 나라..보는 사람 듣는 사람이 좋으면 좋은건데..//유아..마이..어나더 effusion OHP 필름지..유희..투명 플라스틱 케이스속에 겨우..존재하는..점성술사의..구슬이..그대를 바라보고...위급을..알리는게 아니라..정신이 들게끔. 상처주지않는 위로같은 자극..이러쿵저러쿵 루나러브굿 같은 존재처럼 그냥 편하게 볼수있는 대상? 샹들리에..어나더 [SCRUBS] 영화가 되어줘서..좋음..사람을 살리느라 힘든 사람들 드라마나 영화를. 보면..그런일에 종사하는 사람들은 아무리 옷이 바껴도 그런 느낌이 나서 곁에만 있어도 엄청난 절박함으로 붙잡고 싶은 열정(베토벤 바이러스 ost 11) 이 생기는데..솔직하게 말로 표현도 못해서 또 힘들고..아 답답..하찮은 쩜 오 0.5 (1과 2사이..틈새라면 수준의..박명수..모든 미디어의 중심은 나에요..수준의..시청자들 화안내고 참고 앉아있게 하는 힘..소통으로..힘든 중재위원회..오러들..같은 역할을..톰 행크스도 해주는 고마운 착각..박명수 영향력 타이슨 원투 들 사이에서 제일 광대인척 해주어서 원투를 보호하는 중재자 + 시선잡기..씬스틸러..시간 도둑자 능력)= 톰 행크스(이미 탈출 영화..노력하는 모습이 담긴 영화로 집에 앉아만있게하는 능력)//// life is mono 비오는 장면..급박하게. 사랑에 빠진척 연기해주는 연기자들처럼..너무 힘들어서 뭐라도 듣기좋은 보기좋은 자극..인풋이 필요한..정신적 신체적 미아..전쟁고아 기분으로 항상 살아가는 동시대에게 따뜻한 조명역할까지 해주는..탐행크스..그림 초상화 속 여인이..작품속에서..눈을 부릎뜨고..바라볼 의지가 생기게 해줘서 고맙다는..이미지 비교..효자동 이발사 초상화속..경청 노예..= life is mono. 초상화속 광대...사랑할대상이 되어준상

[@Angels-3xist]

My interpretation of refusing to say a line even when you knew it was in the script is people can sometimes change their definition of a character as they progress through the piece, but if you know the line was in the script and you can hold space for both your developing interpretation and the interpretations that caused the lines to be written you not only have a broader interpretation of the character but a broader ability to merge interpretations with understanding, communication and expression. Even if someone was right when they thought they really knew better than the director or the writer due to how their interpretation of the piece is developing if they wanted people to agree they would have to communicate the reasoning which would be best done well before it gets in the way, not in the exact moment it would cause a problem

[@WalterFrith]

I disagree with Hanks completely when he mentions the guy who says "They don't make great movies anymore. There are no Godfathers etc." and Hanks disagrees and says that there are. No, there aren't. To me, the greatest decades for film in my life have been the 70's and the 90's. The Oscar winner for best picture during the first four years of the 70's were 'Patton', 'The French Connection', 'The Godfather' and 'The Sting'. The first four years of the 90s gave us best picture Oscar winners 'Dances with Wolves', 'The Silence of the Lambs', 'Unforgiven' and 'Schindler's List'. Do you know what the last four years of the 2020's have given us for best picture? 'Nomadland', 'Coda' (GAG...an updated version of the ABC Afterschool Special series from the 70's), 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' and 'Oppenheimer'. Only 'Oppenheimer' can rival the 70's and 90's best picture Oscar winners. So, the motion picture Academy bestows its praises on films every year peer to peer. It's a credible process because people like Hanks and thousands of others in the industry are Academy voting members. If anyone thinks the films so far in the 2020's that have won best picture are as good as the ones from the 70's and 90's, historians would like to tell you that what is being made today is more CONTENT than it is CINEMATIC BRILLAINCE.

[@heidischubert9835]

Thank you Tom Hanks! This was a wonderful insight into acting! And the movie business!

[@LivinginCentralNewJersey-ep4bq]

I just listened to Tom in his other Oxford union meet up and a a realtor sales agent I can use some of his techniques. And. also my younger brother as he gets older he resembles Tom Hanks

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp1543]

Thank you sir, from your fan in Thailand.

[@kylehuntmaui]

Whoever photographed and edited the thumbnail hates Tom Hanks.

[@daveozip4326]

Fabulous interview - thanks to all involved. But I do not think anyone there has a clue what AI will bring in a few years, so to think the movie experience of old will prevail I very much doubt. Imagine a future where you get to create a plot and define the environment as a movie director yourself. And it only takes 10 minutes of chatting to a movie-bot and you’re ready to start watching. There would be no paid actors or directors or producers required. You’d sit and watch something you created from your own mind and which was able to be monetised if the product was great, now that’s the future of AI movies - personally I can’t wait…

[@johnwilliamson4118]

So interesting to listen to. No wonder he is at the top of his profession.

[@datboi_gee]

On the differences between streaming and theatre experiences, I'd reckon that most people are like myself in that I don't go to theatres alone. I haven't been "to the movies" in ages but I used to go quite often all throughout my life. And never once did I go without my family or friends. Grew up being taken by my parents, ended up going with friends or girlfriends in my adulthood. It's an experience wrapped around the film, totally unique to the experience of watching that same film at home alone or even with those same friends. And it isn't one that I'd like to go through solo. Especially now as attendance has plummeted. I'm not trying to go out of my way and spend extra time and money to watch a film alone in a theatre. Being the introvert that I am, I've no problems with watching a movie alone at my house. And if I'm not going to be making a "date" of it, then that's what I'd rather do. As it stands, streaming acts as a catch-all that will get everyone willing to watch a film because it's capable of being delivered to them under their most specific requirements. But theatre will only grab those who are after the "event", not just the film. And that market is always going to be smaller by comparison. I do think these companies would do well to revolutionize the way their business models work, but that's a total crap-shoot.

[@datboi_gee]

@@totallybored5526 Same reason you'd watch something at home with someone. Whether you're talking or not, you're still spending time together and sharing an experience. And to me, that's what the actual movie theatres were always better for. It isn't just the act of sitting in front of the screen and watching the movie. It's another reason to hang out. The car ride, the concessions, BSing through the trailers, the atmosphere of the place, the actual watching of the film itself, and then the discussion on the way out. There's a lot to enjoy there.

[@stepanvondrich9637]

A fan sharing his feelings with the actor was brilliantly captured in the first episode of 'Only Murders in the Building.' I don't think you can get any closer to that odd feeling, and it's funny that this story was worked into the show. It must have been weird to play it

[@Digmen1]

Ive always liked Tom Hanks - he is all class

[@noam65]

It's a funny thing. This aspect is true across all fields of human endeavor, including fields of employment. It can be summed up this way: Who you know can get you in the door, sometimes, but what you know decides whether you stay, and how central your role.

[@dogbreath6974]

The main issue with going to the cinema for me, is people munching on food or slurping drinks, or checking their phone, very annoying, I don't pay good money to listen or see that crap. So I wait for the Blu-ray or streaming service to watch. I'm lucky that I have a projector which means I don't miss out on screen size, also I can pause anytime for a bathroom break.

[@MeltWithU]

The very reason that I built a theater in my house. But, I will say… That there are some films that I prefer to watch in the theater. Simply to be a part of something bigger than myself. The Star Wars movies, Friday the 13th movies, titanic, twister for the first time… there’s quite a few. The thing is, I have all of the latest technology and sound and everything at home, but there is something about sharing an experience with people around you. Seeing other peoples little kid inside of them come out, no matter what age they are… That is just magical. I agree with you about the cell phone BS. What’s the point of going to the theater if you’re just going to sit and play on your phone? Popcorn and soda, it’s part of the experience. Though I will say, the theater near me… For whatever reason, I can go there any day other than the weekend and watch a movie by myself. Maybe, there might be two or four other people, sometimes a dozen… I don’t know how they stay in business. They must make all of their money on the weekend or supplemented by the industry. Regardless, I do enjoy the comfort of home. Kicking my feet up and having the same experience with a few friends. Being able to eat and drink what I want and not having to mortgage your house to do so. Lol.

[@tobiogunyemi7631]

The second film he references at the start is actually titled The Bad and the Beautiful actually, from 1952. But I digress, always good to hear Hanks speak

[@neerajbali7]

One of the all-time greats!

[@lao5610]

Love Tom talking long form. Only way you get to know an individual. That’s why I watch the Union.

[@LifewithJennyintheUSA]

“Sown the seeds of your own destruction,” hilarious.

[@stepanvondrich9637]

Friends is just plain awesome. It's a fantastic series you can watch in your 20s and then again in your 40s and still think it's a great show. Can you name any other series that spans such a wide age range? This show was made for families of all ages. Sure, there are plenty of great movies and series today, but nothing quite compares to Friends.

[@williamshakespears9594]

Its funny he mentions the pentagon and the three dart finish but doesn’t put the Script together

[@sosaabascal7432]

lol yep 🎉

[@doctaignorantia707]

Yes I noticed that he lacks lateral thinking

[@briansmith4520]

Very good 👍

[@igungfarben9612]

Cognitive dissonance or maybe he doesn’t read substack enough

[@igungfarben9612]

One word “countermeasure19”

[@LifewithJennyintheUSA]

Tom Hanks has so many great movies, Sully was such a moving movie.

[@chrishughes5049]

Can't believe I first saw this dude on Happy Days. He just got better and better until the movies he was in got better and better.

[@MichaelLasotaMusic]

How did Tom get into the business?

[@adrianturley4573]

The host should have asked Tom if film makers really want to make “really good shit” and know they need to produce great content why do large studios like Disney or Lucasfilm keep making films and shows the audience largely reject and consider bad content.

[@muhammadfaisal5Y5]

Your problem is with the studios, not the directors or the producers. Marvel Studios might greenlight a project because it fits in their ten year plan. It is the director's and the film crew's job to make it work. Some of the audience may not like the character or another studio that has a connection with Marvel Studios (Disney for example) but all of that has any relevance to the people making the movie. If the movie is good and large proportion of the audience liked it, then it really didn't matter. Think of Deapool and Wolverine and Spidermam No Way Home. The Sony spiderverse is largely unpopular but it didn't stop No Way Home from succeeding. Recently, I read an article in which the author suggested that the Lord of the Rings War of the Rohirrim was only made to retain the rights. Hence, why so much less money was spent on promoting it.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Do what you need to do and be kind to the ones who can't help themselves❤❤🎉🎉

[@beawriting]

His interviews are always amusing.

[@leonie563]

Favs You've Got Mail and Polar Express. Now I just want to watch Hail Caesar again!

[@mgunny05]

THIS guy, Tom Hanks just comes across as an actor/person….a straight honest shooter AND he should have got the Oscar as Captain. Ryan….👏👏👏🍺🍺🍺

[@kevinn1158]

I worked in camera for almost 25 yrs in the film industry, and now I can hardly watch any movie in it's entirity. Most of it is so formulaic and predictable my head drifts almost immediately. And, or I just don't care about the characters being portrayed.

[@kevinn1158]

@@SeanPittaway-lb9bg I'm sure there are good films out there and maybe you are right, you just have to look harder. I've been chatting with my friends who are still working in the film industry and they say much of the better dramatic works are now TV series.

[@AmericanDegenerate]

My grandmothers boyfriend went to Oxford and a lot of time I don't understand what he is even saying......His vocab is amazing..

[@mzaalam]

That’s just the difference between real English and American English. 😜

[@PercivalFakeman]

Didn’t streaming services restrict their movies away from screens? Greyhound as an example. A great movie but very difficult to access unless you were willing to join the Apple stream.

[@stevenholquin2127]

This is Exactly True You Might Get a Break Yet There is No Training Period You Ether Know You’re Craft or You Don’t There is Just Too Much Money involved in Movie 🎥 Making and No Matter Who You Know That Is Not Good Enough The Motion Picture and Television Industry Want You If You Are in Production and You Are Good At What You Do They Want You If You Are In Construction If You Are Good They Want You Yet You Will Be Found Out In Less Than 1/2 a Hour If You are Not Good At What Ever You Do or Claim You Do This Business Will Bounce You….!

[@daveclark8337]

7:04 "Hey, I resemble that comment!"- Sofia Coppola

[@anthonymcbride9942]

I love Tom Hanks and wish he'd play Pres. Harry Truman in my movie...

[@DrOpera]

what boot/shoe brand is Hanks wearing?

[@pradeeprai5068]

REAL MAN 😃 LOVE HIS MOVIE

[@eastendthug]

Did anyone ask him about Isaac Kappy?

[@daveinstlouis]

eastendthug will post links from legitimate and credible sources that back up his claim. Oh, that's right. He won't ...because he can't.

[@Wherethereisnodarkness]

It wasn't a claim. It was a question. ​@@daveinstlouis

[@ThePancakeJedi]

Self importance fills the comment section every time.

[@veritas6335]

What huge ears he has! Interesting.

[@lmenascojr]

So much like my brother!

[@johndoderino2609]

What is it about Hanks (of all people!) that attracts all these weirdos in all the comments section? What started it?

[@Wherethereisnodarkness]

Look up Isaac Kappy

[@johndoderino2609]

@Wherethereisnodarkness some Qanon nut who killed himself? That's the smoking gun here? Gonna need a bit more than that lol

[@justanothercreator7273]

The trouble with the movie theatres comes down to money. Young people have none, so they’d rather wait till it streams. So it really is upto the older gen to keep the movies relevant

[@johnogrady2418]

I wish, during his lesson, that he'd have told the audience to USE THEIR HANDS when saying the line.

[@jurgenmathiae6682]

Yes that is really interesting

[@georgepierson4920]

13:23 "Thank you; that's really interesting." She sounded like that was not all that interesting to her.

[@JENNIFERBOO]

First This man loves typewriters and he probably types his work up….. did she know that about Tom Hanks???

[@noam65]

I think Mr Hanks was mistaken. There are very few really good original films made, in modern times, not as many as in the past. The economics used to be that films were a cheap source of entertainment, in terms of public access to them. With a theater seat costing upwards of $20, the majority of the population, who used to be middle class, who are now working poor, no longer can afford a night out like that, a few times a month. Plain old TV, be it broadcast, cable, or satellite and possibly streaming services are what most can afford. This means that spending the cost of a meal on a single motion picture experience means it it had better be worth it, to generate enthusiasm to continue repeating that expense. This puts pressure on industry investors to churn out remakes of earlier successful films, instead of chancing innovation of new stories, because of the risk of a loss. AI has the potential of destroying the film industry, as we have known it. People can soon be able to create their own films at home, or even have AI do it for them. So a motion picture experience is under even more pressure to deliver. No, the industry is going to have to find ways of becoming a more personal experience across the board. To me, this might mean opening up the guilds for regular personal interaction with the public at dinners, and auditoriums. Aside from rubbing elbows with the famous, hearing old stories, learning techniques we might apply to our own amateur efforts as hobbies, this is a possible future area of new growth for the industry at large, including actors, set design, lighting design, cinematography, sound, carpentry, costumers, literally every single group that contributed to the process can develop this engagement with fans and enthusiasts. We, as a civilization must learn to become community, again, in new ways. This will keep the industry alive, if it goes into the business of organizing these events.

[@jurgenmathiae6682]

Don’t believe in the story theory, it’s about the whole package 📦 the story and the way how it’s told. And cinema is a way how to tell it

[@FPLHaveABeer]

Who is the interviewer?

[@Wherethereisnodarkness]

Who is isaac kappy?

[@JohnTodd-t9n]

Our Favorite actor and person is getting old 🥲💔🖤

[@Benjamin-ns8ct]

Genius

[@joependleton6293]

Tom your a diamond geezer, with so many facets in the rolls you've chosen. Good show.

[@GOODJMR]

TURNER & HOOCH ❤❤!!

[@PharaoahMonk]

Gotta aknowledge the fact that most of us randomers mortals will never get face to face with Tom or ask him any questions and listen him talk but these spoiled little entitled high class brats have it going on since birth. I guess the revolution has yet to happen in Amerikkk.

[@of1300]

7:26 - in Germany that‘s different

[@PigeonPair]

I enjoyed that, and being in exhibition I found his opinions on cinema v streaming particularly interesting, but the interviewer was terrible.

[@TheFadesign]

You put a machine asking those questions and it will have more soul than these students. Please, spice it up! be human.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Ok tom took tak tik too haha❤❤🎉🎉

[@valboolin3538]

бег за лошадью, в каком нибудь старом вестерне, это комедийный пик всех фильмов, которые смотрят в выходной

[@Digmen1]

Forest Gump and Band of Brothers

[@unclestephen2722]

Impressed with his weight loss.

[@tam653m]

I love Mr. Hanks, but to tell people no one gets to be in a movie because of who they know is just flat disingenuous. It's actually the norm, not the exception. Completely blown away that he said that. And, yes, even TERRIBLE actors.

[@stephenwilliams9923]

Loved the interview, and agreed with most of what he said, BUT!, I disagree about good movies like the Godfather are still being made. Movies suck now, thats the real reason streaming services have such a high rate of abandonment that he spoke of.

[@ThePancakeJedi]

Ask a teenager what movies they like and they’ll reply: Who cares about movies?!

[@davetuttle1105]

Madam, please put the microphone closer to your voice hole. Thank you.

[@InnovationTree]

After seeing a professional interview then reading this, you’ve missed the opportunity to grow. How about saying ‘ as an opportunity to the interviewer, it would be helpful to place the microphone closer to your voice for others to hear better. Thank you’

[@ThePancakeJedi]

@@InnovationTreeWell, because this person probably has unresolved childhood trauma causing anger issues.

[@droL_si_suseJ]

Tom and your ilk, you could have some so much good for society and people-you missed it.

[@eamo106]

I saw Napoleon at a Cinema, one of 100 movies worth watching at a Cinema. , Major Movies will ALWAYS be worth watching . Harry Potter, Ltd of the Rings, Saving Private Ryan... BIG MOVIE Blockbusters and other good movies, the problem Tom is most movies are meh ! Even Oppenheimer was on Netflix streaming , Killing the Cinemas.

[@InnovationTree]

I didn’t enjoy any of those movies you listed as those didn’t relate to me. I like profound thinking movies and ones that take me on an emotional journey. I’ve found later on in increased years of age, the movies I thought nothing of Ive related to or enjoyed. Depends of what you’re going through, what you’ve experienced and where you are or what your searching for in your time of life depends on if you like the movie or not. Game of thrones I could not see the appeal to it at that time of my life but finally watched it last year and could immerse myself in it. Probably because life was less stressful. Each person is different.

[@GiuseppeCivitella-go5ih]

Come a long way from Splash

[@Bokooda]

🙏🏽

[@asemarkenlind2420]

Mr Tom Hansk, during the fantastic movie about "Inferno" as all the rest of those books become very correct movies. Never before but directley when presentate the first to the so far last movie has your Mr Hanks ear has got an line that has by me observed by rader young as rader healthy people presentate heart arrowhead as problems and even heart stroke or heart attacks. I am sorry to desturbe but is that so.

[@urichlauwaiyuen7398]

did they just hired an intern as the host?

[@Wherethereisnodarkness]

Why is chet hanks the way he is?

[@castelodeossos3947]

Sounds like a primary-school pupil interviewing the school janitor: 'I think that's really interesting, I think that's some really interesting point [sic.] about how much you can plan for when you make a film, and how many other variables are' (6:37)... 'Thank you, that's really interesting' (13:24). This is a top student at one of the top universities in the world, who represents not only her university but also the world famous debating society she's the president of.

[@raquelferreira6331]

Geez that's a little harsh. It probably wasn't easy to sit in front of her peers and conduct an interview with one of the best actors in the world. There are far worse interviews out there. She actually asked great questions and was very polite. Have a little grace for people.

[@suchanhachan]

Damn, did that young lady kill your dog or something? Dude, you need to chill out, develop some respect for others and generally bear in mind that no one is really interested in your opinion either...

[@adamlaw4428]

That is not a good thumbnail pic

[@Paul_C]

Somehow it are aways the 'stars', not the normal people, that make the movie. Over valued, over paid, just doing a job.

[@christophermckenna-kd8hj]

Tom shouts a bit too much :). His assertion that who you know has nothing to do with it may hold in some circumstances but it doesn't hurt! :)

[@InnovationTree]

This is how people of that age speak and my age speak. With assertion and not the quiet ‘timid’ talk of 20 -24 year old these days. Don’t be reduced in your confidence because we portray confidence.

[@valboolin3538]

Да , он любого человека может отсканировать хоть американца , или из другой страны и повторить на камеру