Tom Hanks

Hanks will play the beloved children’s host in an upcoming movie.

Andrea Riseborough is starring in the reboot of The Grudge, which hits theaters next April.

The movie will focus on the strong bond that developed between Rogers and a reporter while he wrote a profile on Rogers for Esquire in 1998.

Tom Hanks is going to play Mr. Rogers in a movie that explores the real-life friendship between the iconic children’s TV host and a cynical journalist.

Feast your eyes on a still of the whole crew together in the Washington Post’s newsroom, gathered around Carrie Coon and her impressive beehive.

Every day, more women step forward to join the growing chorus of those who were sexually assaulted or harassed by Harvey Weinstein. The famed Hollywood executive has been accused of abusing his power to victimize dozens of women, but each new, horrible story is matched by another celebrity essay or social media post denouncing Weinstein and offering support to the (seemingly) countless number of women who survived him. We can now add Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson, Ryan Gosling (and more) to the list of their supporters.

American adaptations of successful foreign films will never go out of style (though it’s always a crapshoot as to whether they’ll actually be any good or not). German Oscar contender Toni Erdmann is getting an American remake, courtesy of Kristen Wiig and Jack Nicholson, and now A Man Called Ove, the bestselling Swedish book adapted last year by Hannes Holm (and nominated for two Academy Awards), is getting remade courtesy of one Tom Hanks.

The newly announced title nods to the Washington Post, the newspaper instrumental in denouncing Vietnam.

"Toy Story" fans will be pleased to know that Tom Hanks and company have begun working on the next installment of the series "Toy Story 4".

After three years, here’s Steven Spielberg’s follow-up to Lincoln: Another historical drama about freedom and law and essential American values.