Tom Hanks told why he breaks into weddings without invitations
A wedding is a fun event where you can not only have a good time, but also have a good meal. But Hollywood actor Tom Hanks has a special reason to come to weddings. The star does it completely unexpectedly, without an invitation and comes to congratulate complete strangers.
The star of the films "Forrest Gump" and "The Green Mile" Tom Hanks is considered one of the most pleasant people in Hollywood. The actor has never been involved in any scandals, does not suffer from star disease and loves his fans. Only Keanu Reeves can compare with Tom, who is generally fit to be canonized during his lifetime.
On the Late Night show, Tom Hanks told why he becomes an uninvited guest at weddings. He claims that he does this to please the newlyweds and guests.
It sounds a bit pathetic, but the winner of two Oscars can be forgiven. I must say that there were a lot of cases when Hanks unceremoniously broke into weddings. The actor admits that he himself does not remember all the episodes. But the ubiquitous journalists have preserved for history the most striking appearances of Hanks at weddings.
In 2009, when the actor starred in the movie "Angels and Demons", he flew into the wedding hall. Tom rushed to the bride shouting "I so want to take a picture with you! God!". Needless to say, those present were shocked.
In 2012, Hanks met a couple of newlyweds holding a photo shoot on the streets of New York. Hanks approached them and shamelessly asked if they wanted to take a picture with him. "The girl screamed. And the guy just got nervous: "Hey, man, who are you, get away from her!".
In 2015, the actor showed up for a wedding in Ibiza, where he was also not immediately recognized. In 2016, Tom Hanks approached the bride and groom in New York's Central Park, hugged the bride and kissed her hand. And in 2012, the restless Tom broke into a same-sex wedding quite in the spirit of the times.
So if you are going to get married, then just in case, be prepared for uninvited guests. The chance, of course, is small, but what the hell is not joking?