Actor Tom Hanks has acknowledged that two of the biggest films he has previously starred in could not be made today.
The 65-year-old Hollywood star - most famous for his roles in Forrest Gump and Saving Private Ryan - recently acknowledged that he would not be able to play his role as a gay man in 1993 movie Philadelphia today, and 'rightly so'.
Tom played the role of lawyer Andrew Beckett in the film, and his character - who was dying of Aids - gets fired from his job after his bosses discover his sexuality.
