Tom Hanks was a guest on The Late Show with David Letterman on May 14th. He discussed the play Lucky Guy, that he performs on Broadway until July 3. He told David Letterman he had to take steroids to cure a nasty cold while having to keep going on stage every night. You can watch the 25-minute interview in our videos.

David Letterman also mentioned a poll made by Reader's Digest which revealed that Tom Hanks is the most trusted person in the United States. Tom Hanks gave his opinion regarding Sandra Bullock, Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep, Maya Angelou, Steven Spielberg, Bill Gates, Alex Trebek, Melinda Gates and Julia Roberts, who complete the Top Ten of the poll.

On March 21, Tom Hanks recorded an interview for Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, a public radio’s surprising guide to what's happening in pop culture and the arts. It was finally released on their website.

"Doing Lucky Guy is like playing an NBA basketball game every night. It's very fast, and sometimes you sink it and sometimes you don't, but you get to do it again every night." - Tom Hanks -

They discussed Tom Hanks's career, his hits and misses, directing features, Saving Mr Banks and his play on Broadway. You can now listen to and download the half-hour interview in our audio section.

Piers Morgan sat down for more than a half hour with Tom Hanks and the cast of Lucky Guy. The interview was broadcast on CNN on March 22, 2013.
Tom Hanks starts the interview alone, talking about his wife Rita Wilson and what drew him to Broadway. After about ten minutes, he's joined by Peter Scolari with whom he remembers his early years as an actor in Bosom Buddies. The rest of the cast joins them later in the interview to talk about the play.

I apologize in advance for the quality of the sound and image of the video. The segments were uploaded by mailtruck1 on Youtube (a huge thank you!) and I edited them in order to make a single video out of them.