Tom Hanks' doubts and defenses in Hollywood.
Tom Hanks revealed that he initially thought no one would care about his character in the Oscar-winning movie "Forrest Gump." The actor said he asked director Bob Zemeckis if anyone would care about the movie, which he described as a "minefield." Despite initial doubts, the movie went on to become a box office success and won six Academy Awards, including best picture and best actor for Hanks. The actor defended the movie's wins against criticism of "Boomer nostalgia" and said there's a moment of "undeniable heartbreaking humanity" in the film.