Tom Hanks.

Thomas Jeffrey Hanks

Tom Hanks — Actor

Born 9 Jul 1956 Concord, United States

Citizenship United States

Age 69 yr Today

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Awards

TL;DR

Tom Hanks became only the second actor to win back-to-back Best Actor Oscars, for Philadelphia 1993 and Forrest Gump 1994. His career began with a lead role in the 1984 comedy Splash and was cemented by Big 1988, which earned his first Oscar nomination. He ranks as the third highest-grossing actor in US history as of 2016, with films grossing over $4.3 billion. Hanks received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016 and the Kennedy Center Honors in 2014.

Identity & family.

KIN · 10

Names, aliases, and relatives of Tom Hanks — birth name, kin, and personal ties.

Birth Name Thomas Jeffrey Hanks

Aliases Tom H., Tomu Hankusu

PARENTS: Janet Marylyn Frager Amos Mefford Hanks
SPOUSES: Rita Wilson Samantha Lewes
CHILDREN: Colin Hanks E. A. Hanks Chet Hanks Truman Hanks
SIBLINGS: Jim Hanks Larry Hanks

At a glance.

STATS

Tom Hanks by the numbers — life, work, and family.

69 Age

238 Film credits

9 Books

22 Awards

2 Marriages

4 Children

Who is Tom Hanks?

BIOGRAPHY

Tom Hanks — early life, career, personal life, and legacy.

Early life

His parents divorced in 1960, and Hanks moved with his father and siblings across ten different homes in five years. Born on July 9, 1956, in Concord, California, to Janet Marylyn Frager, a hospital worker, and Amos Mefford Hanks, an itinerant cook, he had a fractured childhood. His mother’s family was entirely Portuguese; his father was mostly English. With no acting experience in college, he auditioned for a community theater play after failing to get cast in a college production. The director invited him to Cleveland, where his acting career began.

Career

Hanks landed his first lead role in Ron Howard’s Splash 1984, a surprise box office hit that grossed over $69 million. After several flops, his career turned with the comedy Dragnet 1987 and reached a high point with Big 1988, which earned his first Academy Award nomination. In 1993, he starred in two defining films: the romantic comedy Sleepless in Seattle and the drama Philadelphia, playing a gay lawyer with AIDS. He lost 35 pounds for the role and won his first Oscar. The following year, he portrayed Forrest Gump in a blockbuster that grossed over $600 million worldwide, earning him a second consecutive Best Actor Oscar, a feat previously achieved only by Spencer Tracy.

He followed with Apollo 13 1995, playing astronaut Jim Lovell, and voiced Sheriff Woody in Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 1995. He made his directorial debut with That Thing You Do! 1996. He collaborated with directors like Steven Spielberg Saving Private Ryan, 1998; Bridge of Spies, 2015 and Ron Howard. He has portrayed eight real-life figures, including Captain Richard Phillips 2013 and Fred Rogers 2019.

Personal life

Hanks married actress Samantha Lewes in 1978; they had two children, Colin Hanks born 1977 and Elizabeth Hanks born 1982, before divorcing in 1987. In 1988, he married actress Rita Wilson; they have two sons, Chet born 1990 and Truman born 1995. Hanks and Wilson have starred together in several films, including Sleepless in Seattle and That Thing You Do!. He converted to Eastern Orthodox Christianity before marrying Wilson at Saint Sophia’s Church. Hanks has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 2013 and is an avid collector of typewriters, even developing an iPad app called Hanx Writer in 2014.

Legacy

He is the third highest-grossing actor in US history over $4.3 billion as of 2016 and has appeared in ten Best Picture-nominated films. His back-to-back Best Actor Oscars for Philadelphia and Forrest Gump place him in an elite group with Spencer Tracy. Premiere ranked his performance as Forrest Gump #43 on its 100 Greatest Movie Characters list. He received the AFI Life Achievement Award in 2002, the Kennedy Center Honors in 2014, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016. Philadelphia and Forrest Gump have been selected for the National Film Registry. Many have referred to him as the modern James Stewart. Hanks remains active in the industry as of 2022.

Filmography.

FILMS · 238

Browse the complete filmography of Tom Hanks — every film, TV show, and documentary credit, ranked by popularity.

TV

The Simpsons

1989
TV

The Daily Show

1996
TV

Late Night with Seth Meyers

2014
TV

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

2015
TV

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson

1962
TV

Conan

2010
TV

The Graham Norton Show

2007
TV

The Kelly Clarkson Show

2019
TV

Saturday Night Live

1975
TV

The Late Late Show with James Corden

2015
TV

The Love Boat

1977
TV

The Colbert Report

2005
TV

30 Rock

2006
TV

Golden Globe Awards

1944

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Awards & honors.

AWARDS · 19

Every award, honor, and recognition received by Tom Hanks — Grammys, hall-of-fame inductions, civic honors, lifetime achievements.

Academy Award for Best Actor
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy
Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama
Theatre World Award
Presidential Medal of Freedom
Kennedy Center Honors
AFI Life Achievement Award
Knight of the Legion of Honour
Primetime Emmy Award
Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award
Golden Globe Awards
Silver Bear
Actor Awards
Producers Guild of America Awards
honorary doctor of Harvard University
Britannia Awards
Officer of the Legion of Honour

Bibliography.

BOOKS · 9

Tom Hanks's bibliography — every authored, edited, and co-written book, ranked by edition count.

Amazon

Uncommon Type

by Tom Hanks
Amazon

The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece

by Tom Hanks
Amazon

Otra Gran Obra Maestra Del Cine

by Tom Hanks et al.
Amazon

Kolekcja Nietypowych Zdarzen

by Tom Hanks
Amazon

Kolekcja Nietypowych Zdarzen. Audiobook

by Tom Hanks
Amazon

The Sixties

by Tom Hanks et al.
Amazon

Tipos Singulares

by Tom Hanks et al.

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Notable quotes.

QUOTES · 19

A wall of memorable lines from Tom Hanks — lyrics, interviews, and off-the-cuff remarks captured over a lifetime.

It’s Just as Hard Staying Happily Married as It Is Doing Movies.
I’ve Made Over 20 Movies, and 5 of Them Are Good.
If You’re Funny, If There’s Something That Makes You Laugh, Then Everyday’s Going to Be Okay.
I Do Not Want to Admit to the World That I Can Be a Bad Person. It Is Just That I Don’t Want Anyone to Have False Expectations. Moviemaking Is a Harsh, Volatile Business, and Unless You Can Be Ruthless, Too, There’s a Good Chance That You Are Going to Disappear off the Scene Pretty Quickly. so Appearances Can Be Deceptive, Particularly in Hollywood.
My Wife Keeps on Telling Me My Worst Fault Is That I Keep Things to Myself and Appear Relaxed. but I Am Really in a Room in My Own Head and Not Hearing a Thing Anyone Is Saying.
Some People Go to Bed at Night Thinking, That Was a Good Day. I Am One of Those Who Worries and Asks, How Did I Screw up Today?
I Love What I Do for a Living, It’s the Greatest Job in the World, but You Have to Survive an Awful Lot of Attention That You Don’t Truly Deserve and You Have to Live up to Your Professional Responsibilities and I’m Always Trying to Balance That with What Is Really Important.
I Must Say That I Do Wrestle with the Amount of Money I Make, but at the End of the Day What Am I Gonna Say? I Took Less Money so Rupert Murdoch Could Have More?
The Year I Was Born, 1956, Was the Peak Year for Babies Being Born, and There Are More People Essentially Our Age Than Anybody Else. We Could Crush These New Generations If We Decided To.
As You Know, the Election Between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams Was Filled with Innuendo, Lies, a Bitter, Partisan Press and Disinformation. How Great We’ve Come so Far Since Then.
In This Business, Careers Are Based Upon Longevity.
If I Was to Direct Ron Howard, I Guarantee You, I Would Put Him Through a Living Hell Every Day. I Would Demand so Much of Him. We Wouldn’t Quit Until He Leaves the Set Crying. Weeping! Spent!
My Work Is More Fun Than Fun But, Best of All, It’s Still Very Scary. You Are Always Walking Some Kind of High Wire. I Guess It’s Like Being a Sportsman. When People Ask Great Football Stars or Cricketers What They Will Miss Most When the Time Comes to Stop, They’ll Tell You That It’s That Moment When the Ball Comes to Them. in That Moment, There’s That Wonderful Anxiety, That Feeling of Please Don’t Let Me Screw This Up. If I Didn’t Have the Chance to Do What I Do, It’s That I Would Miss More Than Anything. That Terror Is What Makes Me Feel Alive. It’s a Wonderful Feeling, Unlike Anything Else in the World.
As a Child, I Had an Incredible Amount of Freedom to Do Whatever I Wanted to Do. by the Time I Was in Junior High School, I Was Wandering Around, Freely, as Much as I Wanted To. a Free Spirit.
I Am a Lay Historian by Nature. I Seek Out an Empirical Reflection of What Truth Is. I Sort of Want Dates and Motivations and I Want the Whole Story. but I’ve Always Felt, Unconsciously, That All Human History Is That Connection from Person to Person to Person, Event to Event to Event, and from Idea to Idea.
Anytime You Go off to Do Something New, You’re Involved in a Reinvention, and Any Actor Who Says Otherwise Is Just Trying to Lower Expectations.
I Have a Great Affection for the Irish. My Professional Experience Was Started by a Great Man Named Vincent Dowling as Much a Creature of the Irish Theatre as Has Ever Existed.
May You Live as Long as You Want and Not Want as Long as You Live.
There’s No Substitute for a Great Love Who Says, No Matter What’s Wrong with You, You’re Welcome at This Table.

Did you know?

FACTS · 50

Little-known facts about Tom Hanks — origins, oddities, and behind-the-scenes details from a public life.

He enjoys collecting typewriters, having purchased over 80 of them globally. This interest led to the creation of an iPad app called Hanx Writer, which simulates the sound and feel of antique typewriters; it was successful and reached the top of the App Store in August 2014.
His daughter Elizabeth Hanks appears in Forrest Gump 1994 as the girl on the school bus who refuses to let young Forrest sit next to her.
He often encounters children in places like elevators who do not understand that he is the voice of Woody from Toy Story, so he asks them to close their eyes and performs the voice to their delight.
In 2015, Tom Hanks began using his Twitter feed to post photos of lost items he found on New York streets, such as gloves and shoes. In at least one case, the property was returned to its owner — in October 2015, he found the Fordham College ID of a woman named Lauren, who retrieved it from his office.
He is the second actor to win back-to-back Best Actor Oscars, for Philadelphia 1993 and Forrest Gump 1994. The first was Spencer Tracy for Captains Courageous 1937 and Boys Town 1938.
He is a third cousin, four times removed, of former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln. Their common ancestors are John Hanks 1680–1740 and his wife Catherine. Tom Hanks is also a seventh cousin, once removed, of actor George Clooney.
He is a huge fan of Monty Python’s Flying Circus 1969, which is why he agreed to play one of the Canadian Mounties in the Lumberjack song during Concert for George 2003.
He ranked as the third highest-grossing actor of all time, with all his films grossing $4.3 billion in the United States as of 2016.
He gained weight and later lost 55 pounds while playing Chuck Noland in Cast Away 2000.
His performance as Forrest Gump in Forrest Gump 1994 is ranked #43 on Premiere’s 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time.
He was a member of Monty Python for one night only, filling in for John Cleese at A Concert For George.
He attended Princess Diana’s funeral along with Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise, and Nicole Kidman.
He has been good friends with Bruce Springsteen since his youth.
He has four children: son Colin Hanks born November 24, 1977, daughter Elizabeth Hanks born May 17, 1982 with ex-wife Samantha Lewes; sons Chet Hanks born August 4, 1990 and Truman Hanks born December 26, 1995 with wife Rita Wilson.
That Thing You Do! 1996 is the only film to feature Tom, wife Rita Wilson, son Colin Hanks, and daughter Elizabeth Hanks.
Entertainment Weekly chose him as the only actor worthy of a $20 million salary.
He is the third most represented actor behind Sidney Poitier and Gary Cooper on the American Film Institute’s 100 Most Inspiring Movies of All Time, with four films: Forrest Gump 1994 at #37, Philadelphia 1993 at #20, Apollo 13 1995 at #12, and Saving Private Ryan 1998 at #10.
After a one-shot guest appearance on Happy Days 1974, producer Ron Howard asked him to read for a secondary role in Splash 1984; he ended up getting the lead role instead.
He once worked as a hotel bellman, carrying bags for celebrities like Cher, Sidney Poitier, Slappy White, and Bill Withers.
His performance as Josh Baskin in Big 1988 is ranked #15 on Premiere’s 100 Greatest Performances of All Time 2006.
He and his good friend Meg Ryan have been co-stars in three movies as love interests: Sleepless in Seattle 1993, Joe Versus the Volcano 1990, and You’ve Got Mail 1998.
He dislocated his shoulder when he fell through a rotting floor in a building in Germany while scouting locations with Steven Spielberg for the HBO series Band of Brothers 2001.
He bought the film rights to a true crime story, A Cold Case, outbidding other studios by paying $1 million. He plans to produce and possibly star in it.
He married Rita Wilson at Saint Sophia’s Church after converting to Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
He has portrayed eight real-life people in his films: Jim Lovell Apollo 13, Charlie Wilson Charlie Wilson’s War, Captain Richard Phillips Captain Phillips, Walt Disney Saving Mr. Banks, James B. Donovan Bridge of Spies, Chesley Sullenberger Sully, Ben Bradlee The Post, and Fred Rogers A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
He received the American Film Institute’s Life Achievement Award in 2002, presented by Steven Spielberg, becoming the youngest recipient at the time.
He sold popcorn and peanuts as a teenager at the Oakland Coliseum.
He has appeared in ten films nominated for the Best Picture Oscar: Forrest Gump 1994, Apollo 13 1995, Saving Private Ryan 1998, The Green Mile 1999, Toy Story 3 2010, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close 2011, Captain Phillips 2013, Bridge of Spies 2015, The Post 2017, and Elvis 2022. Forrest Gump won the category.
He has two granddaughters, Olivia Jane Hanks born February 1, 2011 and Charlotte Bryant Hanks born July 1, 2013, through son Colin Hanks and his wife Samantha Bryant.
He is a huge fan of Doctor Who 1963.
He received the Distinguished Public Service Award, the United States Navy’s highest civilian honor, on Veterans Day 1999 for his work in Saving Private Ryan 1998.
He returned to his old high school, Skyline High School in Oakland, California, to dedicate a renovated theater named after his drama teacher Rawley T. Farnsworth. Hanks donated about a quarter of the $465,000 cost and led the audience in a chorus of There’s No Business Like Show Business March 6, 2002.
He has another brother who is a professor at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.
He has been referred to as the modern James Stewart by many.
His top five favorite films are 2001: A Space Odyssey 1968, The Godfather 1972, Fargo 1996, Elephant 2003, and Boogie Nights 1997, with Kubrick’s film holding the top ranking.
He is a distant cousin of Walt Disney, whom he portrayed in Saving Mr. Banks 2013.
His Oscar acceptance speech for Philadelphia 1993, in which he thanked a gay teacher, led to the plot of the movie In & Out 1997.
He once shared the record with Tom Cruise and Will Smith for most consecutive $100 million-grossing movies 7. As of 2008, Smith holds the record alone with 8.
He was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes on October 7, 2013.
He was 38 and 39 when he won his back-to-back Oscars in 1994 and 1995, exactly the same ages as Spencer Tracy when he won in 1938 and 1939.
He has appeared in six films selected for the National Film Registry: A League of Their Own 1992, Philadelphia 1993, Forrest Gump 1994, Apollo 13 1995, Toy Story 1995, and Saving Private Ryan 1998.
He credited a nearby ice cream shop for helping him gain 30 pounds for his role in A League of Their Own 1992.
The asteroid 12818 tomhanks was named after him.
He is a huge fan of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 1999 and has expressed a desire to guest star.
After his parents divorced in 1960, siblings Tom, Larry, and Sarah lived with their father, moving frequently, while younger brother Jim stayed with their mother.
He designated 2001: A Space Odyssey 1968 as his favorite film for an AFI poll.
He is related to Bill Cosby’s wife Camille O. Cosby through a shared lineage to Abraham Lincoln via his mother Nancy Hanks.
According to Ancestry, he and Fred Rogers are sixth cousins, sharing the same great-great-great-great-great grandfather Johannes Mefford.
He was asked to play the title role in Jerry Maguire 1996, which eventually went to Tom Cruise.
He is friends with Julia Roberts, Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, Denzel Washington, and Frances McDormand.

You wanted to know.

FAQ · 40

Quick answers to the questions readers ask most about Tom Hanks.

When was Tom Hanks born?

Tom Hanks was born on July 9, 1956. He is a native of Concord, California, and his birth name is Thomas Jeffrey Hanks.
Where was Tom Hanks born?

He was born in Concord, California, USA. His mother Janet was a hospital worker and his father Amos was an itinerant cook.
How old is Tom Hanks?

Tom Hanks was born on July 9, 1956.
What is Tom Hanks's real name?

His full birth name is Thomas Jeffrey Hanks. He is also known by the alias Tom H. and in Japan as Tomu Hankusu.
What does Tom Hanks do for a living?

Tom Hanks works as a producer, actor, and writer. He has been active in the film industry for over four decades.
What nationality is Tom Hanks?

He is an American citizen with United States nationality. He grew up in California and speaks English as his native language.
What language does Tom Hanks speak?

Tom Hanks speaks English as his native language. He has occasionally used Japanese phrases, as reflected in his alias Tomu Hankusu.
Who are Tom Hanks's parents?

His parents are Janet Marylyn Frager, a hospital worker, and Amos Mefford Hanks, an itinerant cook. They divorced when he was young.
Who is Tom Hanks married to?

Tom Hanks has been married twice: first to Samantha Lewes 1978–1987 and currently to Rita Wilson since 1988. He converted to Eastern Orthodox Christianity to marry Wilson at Saint Sophia’s Church.
Does Tom Hanks have children?

Yes, he has four children: Colin Hanks and Elizabeth Hanks with Samantha Lewes, and Chet Hanks and Truman Hanks with Rita Wilson. Colin and Elizabeth appeared in his film That Thing You Do! 1996.
Does Tom Hanks have any siblings?

He has two siblings: brother Jim Hanks and brother Larry Hanks. He also has a sister Sarah, and another brother who is a professor at the University of Illinois.
Where did Tom Hanks go to school?

He attended Skyline High School in Oakland, California, then Chabot College and later California State University, Sacramento.
What awards has Tom Hanks won?

Tom Hanks has won numerous awards, including two Academy Awards for Best Actor for Philadelphia and Forrest Gump, multiple Golden Globes, a Primetime Emmy, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the Kennedy Center Honors.
How many awards has Tom Hanks won?

Tom Hanks has won 22 awards, including two Oscars, three Golden Globes, and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
What is Tom Hanks best known for?

He is best known for his roles in Philadelphia 1993, Forrest Gump 1994, Big 1988, and Cast Away 2000. He also voiced Woody in the Toy Story franchise.
What is Tom Hanks's Instagram?

His official Instagram handle is @tomhanks. He often posts about his work, family, and his love of typewriters.
How tall is Tom Hanks?

Tom Hanks stands at 6 feet 0 inches 1.83 meters tall. This height has been a notable feature in his on-screen presence.
Why is Tom Hanks sometimes called Tom H. or Tomu Hankusu?

Tom H. is a shortened alias, while Tomu Hankusu is the Japanese transliteration of his name, used in Japan due to phonetic adaptation.
Did Tom Hanks win an Oscar for Philadelphia?

Yes, he won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1994 for his role as Andrew Beckett in Philadelphia. He lost 35 pounds and thinned his hair for the role.
Did Tom Hanks win an Oscar for Forrest Gump?

Yes, he won his second consecutive Best Actor Oscar in 1995 for Forrest Gump. He became only the second actor to achieve this feat after Spencer Tracy.
How many Oscars has Tom Hanks won?

He has won two Academy Awards, both for Best Actor. He was nominated for additional Oscars, including for Big 1988 and Saving Private Ryan 1998.
Is Tom Hanks related to Abraham Lincoln?

Yes, he is a third cousin, four times removed of Abraham Lincoln. Their common ancestors are John Hanks 1680–1740 and his wife Catherine.
What is Tom Hanks's connection to George Clooney?

Tom Hanks is a seventh cousin, once removed of George Clooney. They share the same ancestors, John and Catherine Hanks.
Does Tom Hanks have a typewriter collection?

Yes, he is an avid collector of typewriters, owning over 80. He even developed an iPad app called Hanx Writer that simulates their sound and feel.
What iPad app did Tom Hanks create?

He created Hanx Writer, an app that mimics the experience of using antique typewriters. It became a top app on the App Store in August 2014.
Did Tom Hanks appear in his daughter's film?

His daughter Elizabeth Hanks appeared in Forrest Gump 1994 as the girl on the school bus who refuses to let young Forrest sit next to her.
How many real-life people has Tom Hanks portrayed?

He has portrayed eight real-life figures, including Jim Lovell Apollo 13, Captain Richard Phillips Captain Phillips, and Fred Rogers A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
What is Tom Hanks's favorite film?

His all-time favorite film is 2001: A Space Odyssey 1968 by Stanley Kubrick. He also loves The Godfather, Fargo, Elephant, and Boogie Nights.
Did Tom Hanks work as a bellman?

Yes, he once worked as a hotel bellman, carrying bags for celebrities like Cher and Sidney Poitier before his acting career took off.
How much weight did Tom Hanks lose for Cast Away?

He lost 55 pounds to play Chuck Noland in Cast Away 2000. He had previously gained weight for the role and then shed it during the production break.
What health condition does Tom Hanks have?

He was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes on October 7, 2013. He has spoken openly about managing the condition.
Is Tom Hanks on social media?

Yes, he is active on Twitter and Instagram under the handle @tomhanks. He sometimes posts about lost items he finds in New York City.
Did Tom Hanks win the Presidential Medal of Freedom?

Yes, he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016, the highest civilian award in the United States.
What is Tom Hanks's connection to Monty Python?

He is a huge fan of Monty Python’s Flying Circus. He performed with them at the Concert for George 2003, filling in for John Cleese during the Lumberjack song.
How many $100 million-grossing movies did Tom Hanks star in consecutively?

He once had seven consecutive $100 million-grossing movies, sharing the record with Tom Cruise and Will Smith before Smith broke it.
What is Tom Hanks's height in centimeters?

His height is 1.83 meters 6 feet 0 inches.
Did Tom Hanks direct any films?

Yes, he made his directorial debut with That Thing You Do! 1996, a musical comedy about a 1960s pop group, in which he also acted as a music producer.
How many films with Tom Hanks are in the National Film Registry?

Six of his films have been selected: A League of Their Own, Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Apollo 13, Toy Story, and Saving Private Ryan.
What is the asteroid named after Tom Hanks?

The asteroid 12818 tomhanks was named in his honor. It orbits the sun in the asteroid belt.
Is Tom Hanks friends with Bruce Springsteen?

Yes, they have been good friends since Tom’s youth. Hanks has often spoken about their friendship.

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