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VIDEO: Tom Hanks Talks New Film ‘Inferno,’ SNL Presidential Debate Parody & More




With two Oscars and four Golden Globes under his belt, Tom Hanks now stars in “Inferno,” the latest thriller in the film franchise that began with “The Da Vinci Code.” The actor stopped by this morning's TODAY to discuss film's picturesque locations and talk about guest-hosting “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend, describing how the third presidential debate provided fodder for the show. Watch the appearance below!

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