Tom Hanks puts Tom Holland through his acting paces with hilarious coffee lesson
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Tom Hanks tested Tom Hollands acting skills through a vigorous coffee exchange on The Graham Norton Show, and it looks like he may have passed.
The 62-year-old actor, who reprises his role of Woody for Toy Story 4, was discussing the challenges involved in maintaining the clenched personality of the cowboy doll – when he asked the Spider-Man: Far From Home star to help him out.
The acting exercise saw Hanks task Holland with expressing in multiple different ways his desire for coffee,
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Halfway through, Hanks joked: Can you try it with a little bit more something to it? This is a big important scene because King Kong is out front and hes going to smash the building.
Okay, yes Tom Hanks, Holland replied.
After a few more coffee pleads, Holland received a handshake from Hanks for his efforts.
That was awesome by the way, Hanks told Holland. You know the drill. You know how it works.
A coming-of-age story where Holland plays a young Hanks learning the acting ropes in a biopic? Were just throwing it out there.
Holland, however, admitted how he struggles to act now without an American accent.
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I cant act with an English accent anymore, Holland said. I did a commercial the other day as Tom Holland and I was like, “[In US accent] Hey guys, how ya doing?”
The pair appeared on show alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Jake Gyllenhaal – with the latter playing Mysterio opposite Holland in Spider-Man: Far From Home.