Is Tom Hanks' book fiction?

The cast of Pulp Fiction includes actors like John Travolta, Uma Thurman, etc., but not Tom Hanks. It's a Quentin Tarantino movie with its own unique set of actors, and Tom Hanks has his own separate body of work in other films.

Since I'm not certain of the existence of a 'Tom Hanks Book of Short Stories' in a widespread known sense, it's hard to say if it's popular. If it is a new release, it may not have had enough time to gain popularity yet. If it's a more niche or self - published work, it might have a dedicated but small following.

No way. 'Big' with Tom Hanks isn't science fiction. It's a heartwarming and humorous story that doesn't involve typical sci-fi concepts like advanced technology or alternate universes.

Well, 'Big' has elements that touch on science fiction. The transformation of a child into an adult in a magical or unexplained way is like a science - fiction trope. It makes us question the boundaries of what's possible in our world, much like classic science - fiction stories do. And Tom Hanks' performance really brings this strange concept to life.

Yes, 'Big' can be considered a great science fiction movie in a sense. It has an interesting premise where a young boy magically becomes a grown man overnight, which is a sort of science - fictional concept. Tom Hanks gives an amazing performance, bringing the character to life in both his child - like wonder and adult - like responsibilities. The movie also explores themes like growing up and the challenges of adulthood in a unique and engaging way.

As of now, there is no official news about his upcoming science - fiction projects.

As of July 2023, one of his relatively recent science - fiction related works is ' Finch'. In 'Finch', Tom Hanks plays a man who is trying to survive in a post - apocalyptic world with his dog and a robot he has created.

One of the key science - fiction aspects in 'Big' is the transformation itself. It's not just a physical change but also has implications on the character's mental state. He has to navigate the adult world with a child's mind. Also, the lack of a scientific explanation for this change is typical of science - fiction stories where the focus is more on the consequences of the extraordinary event rather than the how. And Tom Hanks' performance really sells this concept as he portrays the child - like wonder and confusion within an adult body.

I'm not sure. There might be, as Tom Hanks is a very creative person. But I haven't heard of any specific new novel by him recently.

Yes, Tom Hanks was in Toy Story. He provided the voice for the character Woody.