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Tom Hanks appeared on last night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote his new film Finch, but took the occasion to offer a poignant remembrance of his great friend and Bosom Buddies co-star Peter Scolari, who died of cancer on Oct. 22.
“I don’t know how many people truly do change your lives when you cross paths with them,” said Hanks, recalling his first encounter with Scolari on the Bosom Buddies set. “We met, picked up the scripts, and started screwing around. I actually thought, ‘This is it. This is how this works. This is like a hand inside a glove.’”
I watched the Kimmel show last night. I don't know about anyone else, but I thought Tom Hanks acted strange. He seemed different than previous times I have seen him.
I watched the Kimmel show last night. I don't know about anyone else, but I thought Tom Hanks acted strange. He seemed different than previous times I have seen him.
At most he seemed a little 'up', but people with ADD do seem that way at times.
I watched the Kimmel show last night. I don't know about anyone else, but I thought Tom Hanks acted strange. He seemed different than previous times I have seen him.
Maybe you aren't familiar with people being HAPPY again.
That's all I saw. This is the first interview he's done since before Covid. He was very happy to be doing something (for him) normal again.
Wasn't he the actor also that co starred with Lisa Hartman in 1988 movie, Fire on the 37th floor? He's the white Caucasian actor. They were stuck on the 37th floor together. Working late. Bosom Buddies.
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