If Tom is notable among his (pee)ers, how come he’s never starred in any adaptations of Steven King novels?
There’s never been a King novel that I know of without one of the characters involuntarily peeing in his/her pants in fright. Maybe Tom Hanks has cleared the way for an honest screen portrayal of this phenomenon.
Actually, The Green Mile (mentioned in the OP) is an adaptation of a Steven King novel.
CommonMan has done the easy part for me. But, this is GenQues, not some silly MPSIMS thread, so I feel the need to step up to the plate for factual accuracy.
Many, many, many of Stephen King’s novels include no urination at all.
Barely. And I think it has been adequately answered.
In Philadelphia he was probably pissed that he got AIDS.
Good one, c_goat!
Many thanks, Nurlman! I will research this when I have time, and post a summary regarding Hanks and his propensity for pissing in his movies!
On Bosom Buddies, did they ever have a scene where Hanks & Scolari went to the woman’s room in drag?
Also, what was the title of the short lived show that starred Holland Taylor and Tea Leone? Hanks was in one episode where he used the men’s room and came out with his fly stuck, Taylor was helping him fix it and Leone, who played a tabloid newspaper photographer, got a picture of it. Even in prime time, Hanks can’t ignore the subject.