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Tom Hanks is a megastar who has proven his pedigree as an actor countless times. Given Hanks’ success as a leading man in films, it was surprising to see the actor cameo in a small part in theYellowstoneuniverse. Hanks makes a cameo appearance in the prequel series1883, featuring in a brief but poignant scene.

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Although most fans might brush past Hanks’ cameo in the series, actor Tim McGraw who led the show’s cast was nervous about filming alongside Hanks. Moreover, McGraw’s comments highlighted the nuance of the scene featuring Hanks as an important historical figure. Here is everything you need to know about Tom Hanks’Yellowstonecameo.

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Tom Hanksmakes a cameo appearance in theYellowstoneprequel series1883. The series is set in the titular year and explores the Dutton family’s journey to the land that would eventually become their revered Yellowstone Ranch. Hanks appears in the second episode of the series, titledBehind Us, a Cliff.

In the episode, Hanks plays the role of General George Meade. He comfortsTim McGraw‘s James Dutton after a brutal battle during the American Civil War. Although Meade and Dutton are on opposite sides, the gnarly aftermath of the war leads to both men finding comfort.

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Moreover, Hanks portrays Meade’s reassurance without speaking a word making the cameo noteworthy. During an interview withCinemaBlend, Tim McGraw spoke about filming the emotionally intense scene with Hanks.

“You never want to botch a scene when you got Tom Hanks in there with you.”

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McGraw made the above comment replying to a question about whether he intentionally botched takes to keep Hanks on the sets longer. However, McGraw’s comment indicates that it was nerve-racking for him to film the scene. McGraw’s feelings are understandable given he is primarily a singer and Hanks is an Academy Award-winning actor.

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Tim McGraw Reveals How Tom Hanks’1883Cameo Materialized

During the interview, McGraw also revealed how Hanks was roped in for a cameo in1883. McGraw stated that he and his wife Faith Hill (who also stars in the show) have been longtime friends of Hanks and his wife.

“I knew that there was this part in there, and I gave him a call said, Hey, would you be interested in showing up doing a cameo in this show that we’re doing? And he goes, Tell me when to be there, and he just showed up.”

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McGraw made the above statement explaining how Hanks’ cameo in the prequel series came to be. The James Dutton actor also revealed that he and Hanks did not see each other on set until it was time for them to film the scene. McGraw explained that he and Hanks wanted to capture the moment between their characters with authenticity resulting in them choosing not to meet beforehand.

1883is streaming on Paramount+.

Pratik Handore

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With a keen interest in comic book movies and blockbuster franchises, Pratik usually covers news and updates on the DCU, MCU, Star Wars, and more.A die-hard fan of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, Pratik spends most of his time exploring different storytelling mediums that invoke a sense of wonder and adventure. Other filmmakers whose works have deeply influenced him include Alfred Hitchcock, James Gunn, and Guillermo del Toro.

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