Tom Hanks on what it takes to make a movie

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  Hi Tom, it's really nice to meet you.

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  Nice to meet you.

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  Over the glories of zoom.

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  I'm looking forward to talking about your book, which I read.

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  I want you to know I read and really enjoyed.

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  Isn't it funny how that you have to make that announcement sometimes?

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  Hey listen, I'm gonna talk about your movie which I saw.

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  This is in conversation from Apple News.

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  I'm Shemitah Basu.

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  Today, Tom Hanks on what it takes to make a movie.

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  Tom Hanks has been making movies for almost 50 years.

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  But if you ask him, he's not the star, or at least not the only star of the show.

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  The making of a movie is not about some individual vision.

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  It's not even about the laser like attention of the director or the screenwriter or anybody in it.

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  That movie is made by an awful lot of people who using their expertise and their taste and their, you know, their practice talents, solve one problem after another.

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  This is the foundational idea behind Tom Hanks debut novel called the making of another major motion picture masterpiece.

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  It tells the fictional but based on some truth story of how a multi, multimillion dollar superhero movie gets made.

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  Literally every part of it.

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  The comic book that inspires the movie, the casting of its stars, the grueling days on set.

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  I caught up with Tom before SAG aftra, the union that represents actors, decided to strike joining the writers union.

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