In Greyhound, which Hanks adapted from the 1955 novel The Good Shepherd by C. But in the taut World War II film Greyhound, dropping Friday on Apple TV+, Hanks seems to have arrived at a troubling but inevitable epiphany: He no longer has to bother creating a layered character, he can just. Having not yet found his Hitchcock, Hanks has settled into a series of roles that draft on his uncanny ability to get us to deeply identify with whomever he's playing. Jimmy Freaking "I'll lasso the moon for ya" Stewart. Of course, Alfred Hitchcock found a way to twist that phenomenon to his own twisted needs he knew he could cast Jimmy Stewart as a Peeping Tom or a creep obsessed with a dead woman and audiences would blithely accept it, because it was Jimmy Stewart. Wait Wait.Don't Tell Me! We Call To Check In On Tom Hanks (And Ask Him To Play Not My Job)
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