A first preview of Tom Hanks as McAlary making his Broadway debut in Lucky Guy has been revealed by Broadwayworld.com. In this 11-minute video, we can see a series of quick extracts followed by four different scenes, also starring Peter Scolari, Maura Tierney, Courtney B. Vance, Christopher McDonald, Peter Gerety... You can watch the video by clicking on the thumnbails.
Beware: explicit language is used. The play may be inappropriate for 16 and under.

We've also added ten more photos of the play in the gallery, as well as a few other articles about the play and Tom Hanks's performance, which is considered believable and convincing by many critics.

Tom Hanks's debut in Broadway seems to draw a crowd. According to the ticket sale data released on March 11, by the Broadway League of theater owners and producers, the Lucky Guy play in its first week made more than $1 million, grossing $1,109,678 for seven performances.
The play is the fourth top-grossing show behind the top three blockbusters Wicked, The Book of Mormon, and a story about The Lion King.

We remind you that preview performances run until April 1, which is opening night. Even though the play will then run until June 16 at the Broadhurst Theater, Tom Hanks is due to leave the play on May 26.

Some photos of the rehearsals were published in an article in Vulture and that you can now see in our gallery. We also added two photos from the performance.

Tom Hanks is less than a week away from making his Broadway debut in Lucky Guy, a play written by Nora Ephron.

We've added some press articles regarding this project, including a long interview with The New York Times entitled Tom Hanks, Broadway’s New Kid. The 3-minute vide of this interview is also available in our videos.

The first cast photos have been revealed. You can see them in our gallery. The photos feature Michael Gaston (columnist Jim Dwyer), Dustyn Gulledge (Dino Tortoricci), Danny Mastrogiorgio (reporter Bob Drury), The Wire‘s Peter Gerety (editor John Cotter), Tierney, Brian Dykstra (policeman Brian O’Regan), Tom Hanks, Boardwalk Empire‘s Christopher McDonald (lawyer Eddie Hayes), Law & Order: Criminal Intent‘s Courtney B. Vance (editor Hap Hairston), Peter Scolari, Richard Masur (editors Jerry Nachman and Stanley Joyce), Deirdre Lovejoy (reporter Louise Imerman and editor Debby Krenek), Stephen Tyrone Williams (Abner Louima).