January ,24 2018
Hollywood legend Tom Hanks said he would love to star
in a James Bond movie, but he has never been approached for a role.
Hanks
told Time Out London magazine that would love to join the 007 family and would
be up for playing a villain.
"That would be a treat. No one has asked me
to be in any of those. I might have to hold out to play the guy who says 'Before
I kill you, Mr. Bond, perhaps you would like a tour of my installation?'" Hanks
said.
Hanks can currently be seen alongside Hollywood veteran Meryl
Streep in Steven Spielberg's latest movie "The Post" and the journalism drama
marks his fifth collaboration with the iconic filmmaker, reports
femalefirst.co.uk.
However, Hanks said he thought he signed on to star in
a film about "defending the First Amendment" not about gender politics or
harassment.
"It's ('The Post') a suspense thriller where there's an awful
lot at stake, and it's a piece of history that still comments on the present
day.
"I thought I'd signed on to make a movie about defending the First
Amendment, but it turned out we also walked into gender politics, harassment,
and a chief executive (the president) who is hell-bent on obfuscating facts."