The Taylor Sheridan TV string Like "Yellowlston" and "Landman" and movies like Dennis Vilnev directed by Sikario They made him one of the hottest creators in Hollywood, which means that the successful actor-writer-producer can afford to talk about his mind about many things. As it turns out, some of his views are so bold that they border on the controversial - at least, when it comes to a special (and especially beloved) film by Tom Hanks.

The film in question is "Forest Gump", a hearty comedy-drama in 1994, which gave Hanks his second best actor in the leading role of Oscar and really cemented his status as one of all time in America. During the 2024 performance of the "Experience of OEO Rogan" (through DEPEREST), Sheridan has revealed that he deeply despises the film because of the way his screening of the title differs from his own stories telling sensibilities:

"For me, the Holy Grail as a storyteller is fun, education and enlightenment. Everyone will follow and it will heal the earth?

Taylor Sheridan's profane tirade vs. Forrest Gump focused on the famous film running bow, in which Gump spends three years running around the country to deal with Enen Koran (Robin Wright) once again leaving and attracting a loyal group. That's a key moment in the late game in the movie, and although Sheridan doesn't appreciate it, Tom Hanks certainly does. Actually, Hanks personally funded the overall classic scene Director Robert Krequis, after learning that Paramount Pictures plans to miss the expensive sequence of the film as a whole.

Whether you love Forrest Gump (as I do) or hate it with vitriol (as Sheridan does), it's quite easy to see that the film should show this special part of GUMP's life to work as well. It is impossible to say whether Forrest Gump would win six awards at the Academy without the water, but in my opinion, the omission of this research of the human tendency to blindly follow the figures of authority will definitely hurt the film.

Despite the loud unwilling Sheridan at Forrest Gump and the scene that was so important to Hanks that he was ready to spill his money in filming them, the two do not seem to be in particular hostile conditions. Actually, Hanks even had a godfather in Yellowstone Prevention in 1883. Playing General George Maid.