List of Tom Hanks performances

Hanks receiving the Kennedy Center Honors medallion in December 2014

Tom Hanks is an American actor and producer who has had an extensive career in films, television and on the stage. Hanks made his professional acting debut on the stage playing Grumio, in the Great Lakes Theater production of The Taming of the Shrew (1977).^[1] He made his film debut with a minor role in the horror film He Knows You're Alone (1980).^[2] In the same year, Hanks appeared in the television series Bosom Buddies. His role in the show led to guest appearances on a variety of long running television shows including Happy Days. Hanks' appearance on the show led film director Ron Howard to cast him in his first leading role in the fantasy romantic comedy Splash (1984).^[3] He went on to host Saturday Night Live for the first time in 1985 (a show he has since hosted eight times as of 2014), star in films such as Nothing in Common (1986) and Dragnet (1987) before playing his breakthrough role in the age-changing comedy Big (1988).^[4] For his performance in the film, Hanks garnered his first nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actor.^[5] The year after, Hanks starred in the film The Burbs (1989).

In 1993, he starred opposite Meg Ryan in the Nora Ephron-directed romantic comedy Sleepless in Seattle. Later that year, he played the role of a gay lawyer suffering from AIDS, fighting discrimination in his law firm in the drama Philadelphia.^[6] For his performance, Hanks earned his first Academy Award for Best Actor.^[7] For his next film, the romantic comedy-drama Forrest Gump (1994), he received a consecutive second Academy Award for Best Actor which made Hanks the first actor since Spencer Tracy in 1938 to achieve this feat.^[8] In 1995, he played astronaut Jim Lovell, in Howard-directed historical drama, Apollo 13, and voiced Sheriff Woody in the animated film Toy Story.

Hanks made his debut as a director and screenwriter in the 1996 musical comedy That Thing You Do!^[9] Later in the same year, he founded with Gary Goetzman, his own film and television production company called Playtone.^[10] In 1998, Hanks executive produced the Emmy Award-winning docudrama miniseries From the Earth to the Moon and starred in Steven Spielberg-directed epic war film, Saving Private Ryan, which earned him his fourth nomination for Best Actor at the Academy Awards.^[11][12] Later that year, he reunited with Meg Ryan in another Ephron directed-romantic comedy, You've Got Mail. He also reprised his role in Toy Story, for its sequel, Toy Story 2. In 2000, Hanks starred in Cast Away, which earned him a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama and a fifth nomination for Academy Award for Best Actor.^[13][14] In 2001, he executive produced Emmy Award-winning World War II mini-series Band of Brothers and the romantic comedy, My Big Fat Greek Wedding.^[15] The following year at the age of 45, he became the youngest person to receive the lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute.^[16] This was followed in 2004, by BAFTA Los Angeles awarding him the Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award for Excellence in Film.^[4]

In 2006, he played Professor Robert Langdon in the Howard-directed adaptation of the best-selling book of the same name, The Da Vinci Code. Two years later he executive produced musical comedy Mamma Mia (2008) and Emmy Award-winning mini-series John Adams (2008).^[17] In 2010, he reprised his role in Toy Story in its second sequel, Toy Story 3 and also executive produced the Emmy Award-winning mini-series The Pacific.^[18] He made a return in 2011 to directing in the romantic comedy Larry Crowne.^[19] The following year he starred in The Wachowskis-directed film adaptation of the novel of the same name Cloud Atlas (2012) and executive produced the Emmy Award-winning mini-series Game Change (2012).^[20] Hanks made his Broadway debut in 2013 in Ephron's play, Lucky Guy, which earned him a nomination for the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play.^[21]

Stage

Hanks as Callimaco in The Mandrake (1979), Riverside Shakespeare Theater

Hanks at the Governor's Ball after the telecast of the 61st Academy Awards, 1989

Production	Year	Theatre	Role	Notes	Ref(s)
The Taming of the Shrew	1977	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Grumio		[22][23][24]
Hamlet	1977	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Soldier, Reynaldo		[22][25]
Polly	1978	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Hacker		[22][25]
The Two Gentlemen of Verona	1978	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Proteus		[22][26]
The Wild Oats	1978	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Muz		[22][25]
King John	1978	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Robert Faulconbridge		[22][25]
Twelfth Night	1979	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Fabian		[22][25]
Juno and the Paycock	1979	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Jerry Devine		[22][25]
Do Me a Favorite	1979	Lakewood Civic Auditorium	Harold		[22][25]
The Mandrake	1979	Riverside Shakespeare Theater	Callimaco		[27]
Lucky Guy	2013	Broadhurst Theatre	Mike McAlary		[28]

Film

Title	Year	Credited as				Notes	Ref(s)
		Actor	Producer	Other	Role(s)
He Knows You're Alone	1980	Yes			Elliot		[2]
Mazes and Monsters	1982	Yes			Robbie
Splash	1984	Yes			Allen Bauer		[3]
Bachelor Party	1984	Yes			Rick Gassko		[29]
The Man with One Red Shoe	1985	Yes			Richard Harlan Drew		[30]
Volunteers	1985	Yes			Lawrence Whatley Bourne III		[31]
The Money Pit	1986	Yes			Walter Fielding, Jr.		[32]
Nothing in Common	1986	Yes			David Basner		[33]
Every Time We Say Goodbye	1986	Yes			David Bradley	Limited release	[34]
Dragnet	1987	Yes			Det. Pep Streebek		[35]
Big	1988	Yes			Josh Baskin		[36]
Punchline	1988	Yes			Steven Gold		[37]
The 'Burbs	1989	Yes			Ray Peterson		[38]
Turner & Hooch	1989	Yes			Det. Scott Turner		[39]
Joe Versus the Volcano	1990	Yes			Joe Banks		[40]
The Bonfire of the Vanities	1990	Yes			Sherman McCoy		[41]
Radio Flyer	1992	Yes			Older Mike/Narrator	Cameo	[42]
A League of Their Own	1992	Yes			Jimmy Dugan		[43]
Sleepless in Seattle	1993	Yes			Sam Baldwin		[44]
Philadelphia	1993	Yes			Andrew Beckett		[6]
Forrest Gump	1994	Yes			Forrest Gump		[45]
Apollo 13	1995	Yes			Jim Lovell		[46]
Toy Story	1995	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Voice role	[47]
That Thing You Do!	1996	Yes		Director and screenwriter	Mr. White		[9]
Saving Private Ryan	1998	Yes			Captain John H. Miller		[48]
You've Got Mail	1998	Yes			Joe Fox		[49]
Toy Story 2	1999	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Voice role	[50]
The Green Mile	1999	Yes			Paul Edgecomb		[51]
Cast Away	2000	Yes	Yes		Chuck Noland		[52]
My Big Fat Greek Wedding	2002		Yes		—		[53]
Road to Perdition	2002	Yes			Michael Sullivan, Sr.		[54]
Catch Me If You Can	2002	Yes			FBI Agent Carl Hanratty		[55]
The Ladykillers	2004	Yes			Professor G.H. Dorr		[56]
Connie and Carla	2004		Yes		—		[57]
The Terminal	2004	Yes			Viktor Navorski		[58]
Elvis Has Left the Building	2004	Yes			Mailbox Elvis	Cameo	[59][60]
The Polar Express	2004	Yes	Yes		The Conductor/Hero Boy/Father/Scrooge/Santa Claus/Hobo	Voice and motion capture Executive producer	[61]
Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D	2005		Yes	Screenwriter and narrator	—	IMAX only	[62]
The Da Vinci Code	2006	Yes			Professor Robert Langdon		[63]
Cars	2006	Yes			Woody Car	Cameo Voice role	[64]
The Ant Bully	2006		Yes		—		[65]
Starter for 10	2006		Yes		—		[66]
Evan Almighty	2007		Yes		—	Executive producer	[67]
Charlie Wilson's War	2007	Yes	Yes		Charlie Wilson		[68]
The Simpsons Movie	2007	Yes			Himself	Cameo Voice role	[69]
Mamma Mia!	2008		Yes		—	Executive producer	[70]
City of Ember	2008		Yes		—		[71]
The Great Buck Howard	2009	Yes	Yes		Mr. Gable	Limited release	[72]
My Life in Ruins	2009		Yes		—	Executive producer	[73]
Angels & Demons	2009	Yes			Professor Robert Langdon		[74]
Where the Wild Things Are	2009		Yes		—		[75]
Beyond All Boundaries	2009		Yes	Narrator	—	Short film Executive producer	[76]
Toy Story 3	2010	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Voice role	[77]
Hawaiian Vacation	2011	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Short film Voice role	[78]
Larry Crowne	2011	Yes	Yes	Director and screenwriter	Larry Crowne		[79]
Small Fry	2011	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Short film Voice role	[80]
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close	2011	Yes			Thomas Schell Jr.		[81]
Cloud Atlas	2012	Yes			Dr. Henry Goose/Hotel Manager/Isaac Sachs/ Dermot Hoggins/Cavendish Look-A-Like Actor/Zachry		[82]
Partysaurus Rex	2012	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Short film Voice role	[83]
Parkland	2013		Yes		—		[84]
Captain Phillips	2013	Yes			Captain Richard Phillips		[85]
Saving Mr. Banks	2013	Yes			Walt Disney		[86]
Bridge of Spies	2015	Yes			James B. Donovan		[87]
Ithaca	2015	Yes	Yes		Mr. Macauley	Executive producer	[88][89]
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2	2016		Yes		—	Producer	[90]
A Hologram for the King	2016	Yes			Alan Clay		[91]
Sully	2016	Yes	Yes		Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger	Post-production	[92]
Inferno	2016	Yes			Professor Robert Langdon	Post-production	[93]
The Circle	2016	Yes	Yes		Bailey	Post-production Producer	[94]

Key

Denotes films that have not yet been released

Television

Title	Year	Credited as				Notes	Ref(s)
		Actor	Producer	Other	Role(s)
The Love Boat	1980	Yes			Rick Martin	Episode: "Friends and Lovers/Sergeant Bull/Miss Mother"	[95]
Bosom Buddies	1980–82	Yes			Kip/Buffy Wilson		[96][97]
Mazes and Monsters	1982	Yes			Robbie Wheeling	Movie	[98][99]
Taxi	1982	Yes			Gordon	Episode: "The Road Not Taken: Part 1"	[100]
Happy Days	1982	Yes			Dr. Dwayne Twitchell	Episode: "A Little Case of Revenge"	[101][102]
Family Ties	1983–84	Yes			Ned Donnelly	Episodes: "The Fugitive" Parts 1 and 2 Episode: "Say Uncle"	[103][104][105]
Saturday Night Live	1985– 2015	Yes		Host	Various characters	8 times as host (1985–2006) 8 times as guest/ cameo (2001–15)	[106][107][108]
Tales from the Crypt	1992	Yes		Director	Baxter	Episode: "None but the Lonely Heart"	[109]
Fallen Angels	1993	Yes		Director	Trouble Boy #1	Episode: "I'll Be Waiting"	[110]
A League of Their Own	1993			Director	—	Episode: "The Monkey's Curse"	[111][112]
From the Earth to the Moon	1998	Yes	Yes	Director and screenwriter	Jean-Luc Despont	"Le voyage dans la lune" (actor) "Can We Do This?" (director) 4 episodes (writer) Executive producer	[113][114][115]
Band of Brothers	2001	Yes	Yes	Director and screenwriter	British Officer	Miniseries Executive producer "Crossroads" (director) "Currahee" (screenwriter) Cameo	[116][117][118] [119][120]
Freedom: A History of US	2003	Yes			Abraham Lincoln/Charles E. Wood/Daniel Boone	7 episodes	[121]
Big Love	2006–11		Yes		—	Executive producer	[122]
The Pacific	2010		Yes	Narrator	—	Miniseries; 6 episodes Executive producer	[123][124]
30 Rock	2011	Yes			Himself	Cameo	[125]
Killing Lincoln	2013			Narrator	—	Movie	[126]
Toy Story of Terror!	2013	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Halloween Special Voice role	[127]
The Assassination of President Kennedy	2013		Yes		—	Documentary Executive producer	[128]
The Sixties	2014		Yes		—	Documentary series Executive producer	[129]
Olive Kitteridge	2014		Yes		—	Miniseries Executive producer	[130][131]
Toy Story That Time Forgot	2014	Yes			Sheriff Woody	Christmas special Voice role	[132]
The Seventies	2015		Yes		—	Documentary series Executive producer	[133]

Music video appearances

Hanks at the We Are One: The Obama Inaugural Celebration at the Lincoln Memorial in 2009

Title	Year	Artist	Ref.
I Really Like You	2015	Carly Rae Jepsen	[134]
Girls Night In		Rita Wilson	[135]

See also

• List of awards and nominations received by Tom Hanks

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External links

• Tom Hanks at the Internet Movie Database
• Tom Hanks at the TCM Movie Database