Tom Hanks felt that this funny scene was the most difficult of his career

Tom Hanks is an American treasure that was making us Laugh and cry in the cinema for more than 40 yearsHe has dealt with some difficult roles in his long career. He played the role of Captain John E. Miller at Stephen Spielberg’s arduous epic in World War II “Save Soldier Ryan” and photographed a man on a desert island in the movie Robert Zimikis adventure “Kastaway”, so he put his time in difficult moments on the screen. However, there is one scene early in his career, the actor claims that he was far from the most difficult moment to reach the movie.

In an interview with Collider in 2023, when Hanks was promoting a “OTTO” drama, which includes a cat’s co -star, the actor revealed that the most exhausted scene of photography in his entire career was mostly he and the dog. The movie was the 1989 “Turner & Hoch”, where Hanks plays the straight investigator and investigator in the nomination Scott Turner, who is forced to relax a little when he got a nursery for a French teacher (Dogue de Bordeaux) called HOOCH, who witnessed a murder. “Turner & Hooch” is a classic comedy in the 1980s, and it has been used even for help Sell ​​Hanks on the idea of ​​expressing Woody in “game story”, “ But it seems that it was a kind of nightmare.

In the interview, Hanks shared that the scene in “Turner & Hooch” has to try to assemble the terrifying big dog to (or nearly) his car was the most difficult thing that was ever photographed, saying, “It was more than that, he does not participate in that. He continued:

“Besley, who was the dog that was playing at the time, was fixed, multiple, and multiple versions of it. The thing that was exhausted about it was me, I was just, and this dog was every step in everything. At the same time I was leading this dog.”

In the scene, it’s just a Hanks using two animal poles to move in the dog, which is supposed to resist completely and possibly aggressive. While the dog’s actor seems to enjoy a lot of fun playing a rope tightening with the Poles and Hanks, the sarcasm is strong, and they are trying to wrestling for a full day of photography sounds beyond the exhaustion. When this adds the fact that Hanks was on the performance with his face and his voice while they were a physical maneuver of more than 100 pounds of dogs, The huge amount of Slobber sharedAnd shooting out the sunny open air, and it is no wonder that Hanks looks tiring and a difference in the moments in which he has already entered his car and can rest for a moment.

While the stars participating in dogs can be difficult to work with, the director “Turner & Hooch” Roger Spotoswood said that Hanks and dogs had a great business relationship. HOOCH wakes up some dangerous chaos in the movie and completely destroys the apartment of the investigator Turner, but there are moments from which you can see the relationship between Hanks and the different dogs that played the role of HOOCH. Not only that, but I will be honest: if this dog wants to release Hanks in water while shooting at the Pole scene, he could have done it easily.

“Turner & Hooch” is a great comedy of friends (with the end of the problem completely) that only works as Hanks is very closed with dogs that play Hooch to the point that she feels the relationship between her characters is real. With him Wonderful comedy child “Big” in 1988 And “Turner & Hooch” in 1989, Hanks strengthened his place as a family friend of the family throughout the ages. It took just a dangerous exercise that wrestles a dog on a berth to achieve everything.