Over the past four decades, Tom Hanks has never ceased to delight audiences with his brilliant acting. From unforgettable roles in iconic films to portrayals of real-life figures, Hanks has cemented his status as one of Hollywood's most acclaimed actors. In his extensive filmography there are films that may not be remembered by us, but demonstrate the versatility and talent of Tom. 
1. "Nothing in common" 
In the 1986 dramatic comedy, Hanks plays David Basner, a successful advertising executive whose life takes an unexpected turn when his parents' marriage breaks down. David finds himself between two fires. And he himself is trying to combine his personal life and career aspirations. After participating in this film, the actor began to see himself as something more than just a guy with a comedic role.
2. "Hologram for the King" 
The lowest-budget film starring Tom Hanks since We Always Say Goodbye, A Hologram for the King is a 2016 geopolitical melodrama. Hanks plays Alan Clay, a struggling IT company executive tasked with introducing a holographic teleconferencing system. to the King of Saudi Arabia, Alan's journey becomes a metaphorical exploration of his personality, his own problems and the search for a second chance.
3. "Joe vs. the Volcano" 
Directed by John Patrick Shanley, Joe Versus the Volcano tells the story of Joe Banks. He is a sad clerk who is diagnosed with an incurable disease. Despite the fact that Tom Hanks plays the main role, the film was not widely known. But it gained popularity among fans of the black comedy genre. The work demonstrates Hanks's versatility as an actor, easily combining humor, romance and introspection.
4. "Bonfire of the Vanities" 
The film is set against the backdrop of the gangster world of finance, politics and the media. Wall Street stockbroker Sherman McCoy's life is thrown into chaos when his mistress hits a pedestrian. The tragicomedy, in which Bruce Willis, Melanie Griffith, Kim Cattrall and Morgan Freeman starred along with Hanks, was commercially unsuccessful. The budget was $47 million, and the US box office grossed just over $15 million. In addition, the film was awarded the ignominious title of "Worst Picture" at the Stinkers Bad Movie Awards.
5. "The Man in One Red Shoe" 
"The Man in One Red Shoe" is another film that failed miserably at the box office. In the 20th Century Fox film, Hanks convincingly played the role of Richard Drew, a violinist unwittingly caught in a web of espionage.
6. "What you do" 
Hanks' directorial debut, "That Thing You Do!" - this is a declaration of love for music. The film takes place in 1964 and chronicles the rise and fall of the fictional small-town Pennsylvania band The Wonders. Hanks plays the role of Mr. White, the band's manager who enthusiastically helps the musicians. The film explores the transformative power of music and its impact on the lives of all who engage in it.
7. "He knows you're alone" 
This film is the debut for Hanks. He got the small role of Elliot, a psychology student and Amy's ex-boyfriend. He finds himself drawn into a chain of terrifying events. At first, it was planned to kill Hanks' character, but the director liked the actor's performance so much that the script was changed. Even in the horror genre, Tom demonstrates his ability to bring humanity and truth to the hero.
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