Tom Hanks holds onto Julia Roberts on the cover of W's June issue. Speaking the magazine, both Hanks and Roberts remember back to their film transitions, when quirky love stories made way for films such as Philadelphia, Forrest Gump and Erin Brockovich. In Hanks' case, he made certain, in no uncertain terms, that he'd be getting those types of roles. For Larry Crowne, the pair play a more age-appropriate duo; Hanks, a big box store employee laid off and headed back to junior college, and Roberts, his alcoholic teacher. Hanks says the film, which he also wrote and directed, works to send a message to the millions of downtrodden Americans hit hard by economic recession.
Larry Crowne Trailer
