Tom Hanks Disguises Himself on NYC Subway with Mask and Beanie

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Tom Hanks Disguises Himself on NYC Subway with Mask and Beanie

Tom Hanks managed to keep a low profile while riding the subway in New York City this week. The acclaimed actor, known for roles in films like “Saving Private Ryan,” donned a face mask, glasses, and a beanie while riding the 6 train on a Tuesday.

According to reports, it was unclear if fellow passengers recognized the two-time Academy Award winner. Despite the possibility of being identified, Hanks seemed to enjoy a peaceful ride through the city.

Tom Hanks and His Love for NYC Subway

Earlier this month, Hanks shared his enthusiasm for the subway during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s show, which took place in Brooklyn. He described the New York City subway system as a “miracle” that transports about 7 million people daily.

Hanks’ Early Days in New York

Now aged 69, Hanks moved to New York City at 22, initially residing in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. He reflected on how he transitioned from using a car to the subway after landing his first Broadway show. On busy matinée days, he opted to walk instead of sitting in traffic.

Subway Anonymity

In 2013, while starring in “Lucky Guy” on Broadway, Hanks told New York Magazine about the comfort of anonymity on the subway. He mentioned how passengers generally avoid making eye contact, allowing for a sense of privacy amid the crowd.

Other Notable Subway Riders

Hanks isn’t the only celebrity who appreciates the convenience of the subway. Numerous stars have been spotted riding the trains in New York, including: