The comic play “The Eighties launched the Tom Hanks profession

Over the twentieth century, if the rising actor is looking for the cinema profession, it may be a prominent role in the TV series fraught with risks. Although it might be difficult to believe now, there was a time when the film was considered a more famous line of working in the living rooms for viewers all over the world. Obviously, the penetration on TV was not an automatic death (Just look at Clint EastwoodWho moved in the 1960s of the “Rawhide” to the transgression of John Wayne as the most popular Western cinema star on the planet), but familiarity can generate a fixed group of expectations. Ted Danson could have been a huge movie star, but after a few seasons of great work in “chants”, all people had seen Sam Malon. Tom Silic, The man who was almost Indiana JonesHe faced similar conflicts as he tries to be free from his character “Magnum Pi”.

Therefore, when Tom Hanks moved, after making his bones a performance at the Great Lake Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, to New York City to practice the professional acting profession, it is likely to be aware that a successful TV acting function can limit its options in the film industry. Since he was in his early twenties at the time, it is more likely that he believes, as most young people do, that the rules did not apply to a unique and brilliantly talented person. Moreover, after reserving one movie role for four years, all while filming in many TV programs, he certainly realized that if he was serious about earning a living as an actor, he should go where the work was.

To be completely honest, when Hanks appeared in programs like “Taxi” or “Days Happy Days”, he seemed to belong to the TV. He was a ridiculous and full man with large laughs of angry explosions. It seemed to be natural for the broad comic comedy, and perhaps in this world for a long time was “bosom friends”, which was broadcast between 1980 and 1982, lasted for a longer period of two seasons.

It rotates “Bosum Pounds”, created by Chris Thompson and Thomas L. Miller and Robert L. Bouite, “Boussom Pounds” about the alien Zany in Cape Wilson (Hanks) and Henry Desmond (Peter Scolari), two low -advertising agency employees, after the brother building was demolished, Boz as women in order to rent a cheap room, all adolescence. This was an entertaining hypothesis at the beginning of 1980 (it is safe to say “Camon’s comrades” will not be made today), But it was sympathetic to the book, who had to keep up with the suspense from the KIP and Henry trick in each episode. It has become somewhat exhausting it, which was a shame because Hanks and Skolari were a great relationship and the generation of great laughter from improvisation at times.

The show was not embarrassing and unprecedented for viewers. There was a big reason for the last failure is the Times, which changed several times during its first season on ABC. This offer was prevented from finding a loyal audience, which led to a second low -rating season, and it is irony that the quality of the series improved because of the writers retrieved from the crossing element. Hanks and Scolari shine, which may be sufficient to get the offer in another season, so that the classifications have improved slightly.

Although he was undoubtedly funny in “Bosom Buddies”, Hanks’s work in the show did not make him look like a movie star in the future. Therefore, it was shocking to see him asking for his energy cartoon below Scosh and he greatly played a pioneering man in the movie “Splash” by Ron Howard. Hanks then returned to his old debris in the movie “The Bachelor’s Party” in 1984 in 1984 and will not appear on his way before Jackie Gaglison played in Gary Marshall, “Nothing is common.” This was not until Hanks starred in Beni (Gary’s sister) “Big”, as it became very clear that he would be a big movie star. This was only possible because ABC was badly floundered in the range in which the “Sad” season did not exceed.