“We were molecularly connected in a way that we started speaking the same language,” Hanks said of his late friend.
Scolari and Hanks, 65, co-starred in the sitcom “Bosom Buddies” in the early '80s, playing two men who pose as women so that they can live in an affordable, female-only hotel.
Tuesday. “But he and I met, we picked up the scripts and we started screwing around, and I actually thought, ‘Oh, this is it. This is how this works. This is like a hand inside a glove.’”“Peter had, God bless him, I’ll miss him every day,” he said. “He had the body of a gymnast. I mean, like, a professional Cirque du Soleil gymnast. He could do, like, the iron triangle and stuff like that. He was a juggler.
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