On May 1, 2013, Tom Hanks attended the 2013 Tony Awards: The Meet The Nominees Press Junket along with other Lucky Guy nominees George C. Wolfe and co-star Courtney B. Vance. They are respectively nominated for Best Director Of APlay and Best Performance By An Actor In A Featured Role In A Play. Remember, the 2013 Tony Awars Ceremony will take place on June 9th and will air live on CBS at 8/7c.

Unfortunately, we haven't been able to find any video about this event yet but you can at least see photos in our gallery.

Tom Hanks has been gathering numerous awards nominations for his portrayal of Mike McAlary and has just been awarded with the 2013 Theatre World Award that recognizes six actors and six actresses for their debut performance in a Broadway or Off-Broadway production. It is not a competition and is it only given once.
The 69th Annual Theatre World Award Ceremony will take place on June 3rd at 6:45 pm at the Music Box Theatre, New York.

The opening night for Nora Ephron's Lucky Guy took place on Monday at the Broadhurst Theater, after a month of previews.
Tom Hanks got a standing ovation and even broke down in tears at the end of the show, when a curtain pulled back on stage to reveal a large portrait of Nora Ephron, who died last July.

The response was not just from friends and fans because they like Hanks, but because his portrayal of Mike McAlary is such a moving, funny, and lovely experience. 

We added several press articles and reviews of the play in our press archive. They seem to all agree on one thing: Tom Hanks's performance Mike McAlary as we can read titles like Tom Hanks makes solid Broadway debut, Tom Hanks shines in Lucky Guy...

You can watch two videos about the opening night, one was made by the BBC and the other one by SkyNews. Click on each thumbnail to access the respective video.

We also added almost a hundred photos of the curtain call and after party that you can see in our gallery.

Tom Hanks, Quincy Jones, Quentin Tarantino, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Warren Beatty, Kirk Douglas, Amy Adams and Richard Gere were among the A-listers who came to the film Academy's Governors Awards last night to honor filmmakers Jeffrey Katzenberg, D. A. Pennebaker, George Stevens Jr. and Hal Needham who were this year's honorees.

Tom Hanks went up on stage to introduce the Hersholt Humanitarian Award to Jeffrey Katzenberg. What started as a humorous speech ended as a moving tribute when Tom Hanks reminded the audience of Jeffrey Katzenberg's efforts after the events of 9/11. You can watch the 5-minute speech in our videos.

Octogenarians Pennebaker, Stevens and Needham received honorary Oscars for their distinguished careers and Katzenberg was recognized with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award during this ceremony established four years ago by the Academy. Portions of the untelevised event may be included in the February 24 Academy Awards telecast.