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After the band fractures, Mr. White (Tom Hanks) offers Guy (Tom Everett Scott) a few parting observations.
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Tom Hanks made his directorial debut in this bright comedy set in the mid-1960's about a rock group and their brief fling with fame. Guy Patterson (Tom Everett Scott) works as a salesman at his father's appliance store and plays the drums in his spare time, fancying himself a jazz musician. One day, a buddy of Guy's tells him a local rock band, The One-Ders (it's pronounced "wonders"), are in need of a drummer -- they have Battle of the Bands coming up and their usual timekeeper has broken his arm. Guy agrees to sit in, but when it's time to play their best original, a love ballad called "That Thing You Do," Guy lays in a sharp, driving beat that turns the tune into an uptempo pop-rocker. Lead singer Jimmy (Johnathon Schaech) isn't happy at first, but guitarist Lenny (Steve Zahn) and the nameless Bass Player (Ethan Embry) think the song sounds better that way -- and they notice the girls like it just fine. Soon people are actually requesting the song at their shows, and the One-Ders scrape together some money to press a single of "That Thing You Do" to sell between sets. A DJ puts the song on the radio, and opportunity knocks in the form of Mr. White (Tom Hanks), who works for the very major Play-Tone Records label. Play-Tone buys the rights to "That Thing You Do" and puts the band on the road as their song makes it way to the top of the national charts. But what can The Wonders (as Play-Tone have re-named them) do for an encore? And what should Guy do about his infatuation with Jimmy's girlfriend, Faye (Liv Tyler)? Real-life 60's obsessed rocker Chris Isaak has a small part as a recording engineer, and fans of real 60's garage bands will appreciate the wealth of small, accurately observed details (for example, halfway through the film, when a few "That Thing You Do" royalty checks have presumably kicked in, the band's inexpensive Danelectro guitars disappear and the Wonders are suddenly playing on brand new Fender gear -- the height of rock style in 1965).
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Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Larry Antonino, Tom Hanks, Tom Everett Scott
Director: Tom Hanks
Producers: Jonathan Demme, Gary Goetzman, Terry Odem, Edward Saxon
Screenwriter: Tom Hanks
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@Dwafford01 10 месяцев назад

"Lenny is the fool, Jimmy is the talent, Fay is well Fay is special isn't she" Always loved this line

@InkAndPoet 4 года назад

Mr. White was right about Guy being the smart one. If it wasn't for him speeding up the song's tempo, the band wouldn't even have gone further than the talent show.

@thevoid99 4 года назад

guy was the smart one in the band. he was the first one to question about changing managers but also was the one who knew what it took to be successful. he also said yes to "weekend at party pier" knowing it's a good gig and he and the band would get paid. he cared about the music but he also cared about doing what is right and being the one to pay attention to fay. jimmy may have been the talented one but he lacks guy's passion for music and integrity.

@HisVirusness 3 года назад

Guy was also a jazz musician. He was affluent in the deconstruction of music. That automatically means, dude has brains. Anytime someone approached him about the band, he knew it wasn't about him and acted accordingly.

@DJKhrome Год назад

Without question! Guy didn’t like the slow tempo from the get go, and I remember Jimmy was pissed that he didn’t slow it down…until he realized that’s what made it a hit!

@jonathanschweizer3631 5 лет назад

I always liked how he has a stern look when tells him they're in breach of contract, then kind of smiles and lets him off the hook. Kind of like, "You're a nice guy. I'm not going to torture you. This happens all the time. Good luck." This movie worked on so many levels.

@Partyboy22 5 лет назад

I think it has more to do with the fact that Guy is probably the only member of the band Mr. White truly respected. The original Bass Player was never really committed to the band, otherwise he never would've enlisted in the Marine Corp. Lenny is a clown who made it clear from the get-go he was only in it for the chicks. Lastly, Jimmy is a control freak who wanted to do things his way and not compromise with the label for the sake of his artistry. Even though Guy himself never really seemed that committed to the band, he was clearly the most grounded and level-headed out of the four of them. And Mr. White saw that.

@tcraigh1 3 года назад

Technically if a contract was breached Guy is not responsible. Lenny had disappeared, the bass player had already left but they knew he and Jimmy quit. Guy was the only one left and had no control over what happened.

@blackmoreinc 11 месяцев назад

Yeah, what I always liked about this movie is that Tom Hanks went out of the way to have no real villain. It would have been so easy to make the studio executive into this monster, but in the end, he was just doing his job, and felt for Skitch. That smile in this scene is just perfect.

@jonthomas8569 6 дней назад

@@tcraigh1technically they all would’ve been on the hook. Money was spent promoting them, and Jimmy wouldn’t own the rights to his own songs. It could be argued they needed to pay them back. You’d be amazed how many artists get dropped from a label but still get stuck with all the bills that were incurred. Of course this isn’t a real band, and it’s a terrific movie.

@zachcloutier3111 8 лет назад

Tom Hanks is the boss of this entire movie. He directed the movie and he portrays the the big boss of the group.

@YTAishok 7 лет назад

Zach Cloutier The Hanks family know their music that's for sure. Rita's a singer also Colin made the documentary about Tower Records.

@zachcloutier3111 7 лет назад

Incredible.

@chrishouston3566 3 года назад

Yeah we watched the movie

@TarotMage 5 лет назад

And there lies the in-joke: "One-hit Wonders"

@BenjaminNixon 5 лет назад

Ha, you could even say the entire movie is one long build up to that line.

@toms4442 4 года назад

The O-needed!

@danbam3411 3 года назад

Irony

@BubupPrameshwara 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@jberryyo 3 года назад

It’s actually called the oneeders lol

@lukasmiller486 4 года назад

This film teaches a great lesson. If fame and glory are your first priorities you have a problem. Just do the best you can and enjoy it while it lasts.

@tcraigh1 3 года назад

That and actually reading a contract before signing it, make sure you treat your bandmates with respect and have long term vision. The epilogue reveals Jimmy went on to form another band who also became successful. Jimmy was an utter jerk but he did have talent and was committed to his music.

@lukasmiller486 3 года назад

@@tcraigh1 What Guy probably should have done was persuade his teammates to sign a three to five year contract so there would be more incentive to get along well and he would have plenty of time to look for replacements.

@Jay-vr9ir 3 года назад

@@tcraigh1 Watch the extended version of this movie , in the mid sixties the British group that was the smartest was Dave Clark , he used a studio drummer and payed his members a salary . In North America in the early seventies , it was Randy Bachman , he studied accounting , so he could take care of his money .

@parrisgeorge9708 Год назад

Mr. White saying to Guy that Faye is special was the light switch moment.

@ImmortalfireTheMod 8 лет назад

I've often wondered (no pun intended) if Mr. White knew they weren't going to make it. He's clearly been in the music world for a while, and despite the Wonders' talent and sound, he probably knew deep down they wouldn't last.

@TarotMage 7 лет назад

I think that was part of the reasoning naming the band "The Oneders" so Mr. White's comment of "One Hit Oneders" lets the audience in on the inside joke.

@galoon 6 лет назад

That's a fact--this movie does a great job showing how record labels handled singles and new acts in the '60s. Mr. White likely knew this band was going to have problems staying together as soon as the bass player announced he was joining the Marines--and it was obvious the other members didn't know. A band's success depends on a lot more than talent and sound.

@Partyboy22 5 лет назад

@@galoon You're right. Commitment is a big part of a band's success. It's like being in a relationship. If your heart is not truly into it, then the whole thing is doomed to fail. Mr. White recognized right away that there was not a lot of commitment coming from them. The Bass Player saw the whole thing as a hobby to occupy his time until he joined the Marine Corp, Lenny made no qualms about only being in it for the chicks and Guy was sort of roped into the whole thing as a favor. The only one who was committed was Jimmy, who revealed himself to be a control freak and self proclaimed "artist" who wanted to do things his way which would rub a lot people the wrong way. Mr. White knew it was just a matter of time before the band imploded, so he tried to get as much out of the band as he could before the inevitable happened.

@kbanghart 5 лет назад

@@Partyboy22 yep I agree, people in Tom Hanks position knew how to read people very quickly, a group is only as strong as its weakest link. And as you said, Lenny was the dumb one who married that girl and ran off to Vegas and spent all his money lol. But from the studio perspective, getting one group to produce a big hit also helped get publicity for other groups as well, when they went on the tours.

@TF2Fan101 4 года назад

Honestly, the way I see it, I think White has seen this stuff happen many times before, hence why he’s not surprised when it happens.

@BabyBoomerChannel 5 лет назад

The thing I LOVE about this movie is how the sets and cinematography capture the popular style/image/architecture of that period. Even in this recording studio - it looks like the early 1960's..

@1955annemarie 2 года назад

So true, and I loved that they showed a "Woolworth's" store as the stores all were in every town: A Staple for shoppers, everywhere, and they also showed the mailbox with the original way they were: painted red. I MISS mailbox tops being painted red...

@trk1973 Год назад

The song during the opening credits (Lovin' You Lots and Lots) to me sounded as though it was being played through a quality vintage hi-fi unit full of valves and transistors.

@kerriethompson2073 8 месяцев назад

Fun fact: some of the movie was filmed in Downtown Orange, CA. It was a lot of antique shops and the Army and NAVY store is still there. It’s a fun place to visit.

@houstonevangelicalministries 5 месяцев назад

One of my all time favorite movies that my mom and dad introduced as a young teen.

@comicsrcool5483 10 месяцев назад

The thing about this movie is, it shows how any band full of extremes is going to implode. Each member was over the top except Guy. Lenny was a party guy, Jimmy was Serious artists guy and TB Player was an extreme introvert. So much so nobody knew where he was when he joined the military. None of the Beatles were the extremes that that media portrayed them to be. They all shared traits. Until the end when John decided he was going the Jimmy route and become a SERIOUS artist. They made Jimmy the antagonist from the start. Guy improves his song, he melts down. They dont record his favored song(My Only Dreams) he breaks down, they pigeon hole him into a engagement with Faye, he breaks down huge and then when Mr White TELLS him what they are going to record he implodes the BAND. Guy WAS the smart one because through it all he just did what felt RIGHT and enjoyed it all for what it was.

@RobertMc0811 7 месяцев назад

TB was such an introvert we never even find out his name.

@shawnbrodie9191 6 лет назад

This scene broke my heart when I was a kid.

@PRSouthern 4 года назад

Something I never really focused in on either is that we see this journey all through Guy's eye from the very beginning to the very end. Like you I watched this at a young age, and for those of us that did, I feel like we'll have always a little part of Guy Patterson in us.

@cyanrazorCel 3 месяца назад

When I first saw this movie, I thought Tom Hanks was playing a bad guy, but really he's not. He just plays a certain honest role in their life.

@teng029 Год назад

One of the more interesting things about this movie is that Ethan Embry's character never had a name. He went through the entire movie without ever being called by his name. In this scene, he isn't even mentioned. Even the end credits refer to him as T.B. Player (The Bass Player).

@goodputin4324 5 месяцев назад

His name revealed as Tobias

@stct7272 14 дней назад

His name in the movie was Toby Player but his mom called him Tobais, hence he was Tobais and player was his surname.

@MrBadBoy2105 Год назад

Guy never let the success change him

@Rurukuken 5 лет назад

love how everyone kind of ignores the original bass player. Hilarious little touch there.

@RedPlasticBuddha 4 года назад

he doesn't even have a name. In the credits, he's listed as TB Player (The Bass Player). No respect for the 4 stringers.

@everythingbobbywolfe 4 года назад

Excellent touch, but never explained the intent behind that decision

@goodputin4324 4 года назад

@@RedPlasticBuddha His name is revealed as Tobias!

@GeoffreyGentryMusic 3 года назад

@@everythingbobbywolfe It's basically making fun of the fact that bass players tend to get ignored.

@lichnost99 2 года назад

@@GeoffreyGentryMusic tell that to Paul McCartney and Sting lol

@TheWingus 10 месяцев назад

Mr White and Jimmy both taking his own advice; “What if they want an encore?” YOU UNPLUG AND YOU RUN….. RUN OFF THAT STAGE!!

@BabyBoomerChannel 5 лет назад

"Lenny is the fool. Jimmy is the talent..." The Bass Player???? Not even mentioned. Gosh - he must have really pissed off someone.

@SpiritMQ 4 года назад

Yeah and I liked the bass player lol... and he was in the band from the start

@barbarak2836 3 года назад

@@SpiritMQ Next to Guy, he was my favorite. They didn't even give him the dignity of a name.

@steviem8117 3 года назад

@@barbarak2836 It's Tobias, Ethan Embry revealed it recently!

@barbarak2836 3 года назад

@@steviem8117 Thank you! :)

@egosumhomovespertilionem 11 дней назад

Not only did Tom Hanks write, direct and produce a very well made and memorable movie, he also wrote some of the best damn dialog in the film for his own character, and then delivered those lines in a fashion that works with both drama and humor. Beautifully well done.

@elijahjackson505 4 года назад

Notice how he artfully avoids mentioning the nameless bass player.

@ronniebishop2496 3 года назад

Why not name this movie the Wonders? That thing you do???

@CHEESEDADDY 3 года назад

@@ronniebishop2496 I like to think that the songs title has more name recognition than the band, as they are one hit wonders

@ronniebishop2496 3 года назад

FatherCheese I would have named the picture The Wonders. Perfect title.

@ronniebishop2496 3 года назад

FatherCheese Names are very important because it’s what you call people all their lives and it’s powerful or destructive sometimes.

@timkasansky2528 Год назад

@@ronniebishop2496 in some countries it's actually named The Wonders. A better name for sure, but maybe not that recognizable.

@matttracy6077 7 лет назад

Love this movie such a classic, well written

@johnb.8687 4 года назад

Tom Hank movies always cheer me up. He has such a nice face

@kgpspyguy 2 года назад

He’s also been to Epstein’s island.

@Jay-vr9ir 3 года назад

I researched many mid sixties groups , from The Beach Boys , The Beatles , Herman's Hermits , The Monkees and especially The Cowsills etc , they all got stiffed in one way or another . The only group , or should I say individual that kept control and did not let the recording company or anybody take control of his group or songs was Dave Clark. The Dave Clark Five did not make it after 1967 , but Dave Clark was way so smart .He hired a studio drummer on his records , he payed his members a salary , bought an old British Rock and Roll tv show and the smartest move was , he never got married ???????

@steviem8117 3 года назад

Not everyone is so lucky in love, said the single spinster at 36 years old 😂 It's hard to date in this day and age, especially in Kansas City.

@Jay-vr9ir 3 года назад

@@steviem8117 I passed through Kansas City only once , at night and looked out the window of my room on AMTRAK . You have me wondering , no pun intended . What's with Kansas City??

@steviem8117 3 года назад

@@Jay-vr9ir Not much. It's got a bad rap but we have BBQ, live music and art museums, etc. I'd recommend it as a cool weekend trip if you'd stay downtown where there are not just suburbs (on the Kansas side, crazy big houses and fancy public schools) I'm old enough now that you realize its too small of a world where you know people who know people dating wise (not in a good way, necessarily) and if you aren't into getting blackout drunk, its super hard to meet someone. - it's been rated "best city to explore on a weekend" and "best place to raise a family" (again, the suburban side, 20 mins out of city life) but its also ALWAYS rated "worst city of date in." 36 and single, all of my friends got married to their college or HS sweethearts and unless you meet someone at work (or a bar, which I'm so over bc its so incestuous at this point) you're screwed like Dorothy in pre-Oz Kansas lol

@steviem8117 3 года назад

@@Jay-vr9ir I love riding the AMTRAK to visit family in Illinois. Maybe I'll run into you on a train someday and we can exchange numbers haha

@adambutts2608 6 лет назад

The smart one can always identify special

@WalterFrith 3 года назад

One thing I like about this movie is how each character resembles the personality of a Beatle. Their positions on each instrument are switched but Jimmy is Lennon, Guy is McCartney, Lenny is Ringo and T.B. Player is George. Very clever whether it was intended that way or not.

@iamnotanuggetblackhart5103 6 месяцев назад

Guy would likely be the one still employed there likely as a session drummer and working with Mr. White again at some point. He definitely is the smarter one.

@SpideruManu 26 дней назад

Imagine being called a "one hit wonder" with a sarcastic smile.

@jordancarpenter676 10 месяцев назад

At the end here is the best writing. He tells guy you can stick around. You’re the smart one. Faye is something. He never spells it out. But that’s what he meant as far as life and career. We don’t learn that until the end.

@ShinRyojin 7 лет назад

I wonder if Mr White knew that Jimmy would be the downfall of the band.

@kbanghart 5 лет назад

He had a lot of experience so I'm sure he is able to read their personalities very quickly.

@everythingbobbywolfe 4 года назад

Yup pretty sure he knew from the moment tv player told them about the marines. He knew it was a matter of time, especially with Jimmy

@TheBandit025Nova 11 месяцев назад

He saw Guy and Lenny as the Heart and Soul

@stct7272 14 дней назад

@@TheBandit025Novana, Lenny wasn't committed to the band either.

@zachb3573 4 года назад

Back when movies had substance. And meaning, and simple.

@egosumhomovespertilionem 11 дней назад

I would not say that this movie has a lot of substance. Quit simple, really. Nevertheless, it is a very entertaining piece of nostalgia for a lost era, and it has a strong moral conclusion.

@toms4442 5 месяцев назад

Mr. White opened Guy's eyes.❤

@bigjuice7020 3 года назад

And that's how fast a band can break up!

@KenJohnsonMusic 5 лет назад

You remember this GD man started out wearing dresses and acting the fool. When did he become such a great actor? (Tom Hanks)

@PRSouthern 4 года назад

As I rewatch the scene, you can tell just how pissed he is the way he looks at Guy and tells him they are in breach of contract. But then you can quickly see he understands Guy had all the right intentions. Hanks shows great restraint with his being upset.

@E3ECO 4 года назад

Yep, I remember "Bosom Buddies."

@shanware2 4 года назад

He was on happy days a few time actin a fool too 😂

@barbarak2836 3 года назад

@@shanware2 He was on Taxi once, too! He stole the show.

@Logansocial 7 лет назад

And then Shades went on to marry Emma Stone...

@MrEdwardsPhoto 7 лет назад

Exactly what I thought! Hears good Jazz, Because he's Shades and he knows good Jazz. Takes her in. BOOM. Sebs.

@scdobserver835 4 года назад

@@MrEdwardsPhoto Damian Chazalle must have been inspired by this film when he watched it in the 90s as a kid and then made a film about a jazz drummer and then later La La Land with this guy as Emma's husband, making La La Land like the long awaited sequel of sort to That Thing You Do...

@Ariel_emerald 3 года назад

@@scdobserver835 yeah it was never lost on me the obvious connection between the two. especially as someone who felt a strong connection to Guy watching this as a kid and an equally strong connection to La La Land when that movie came out

@candacemommie9957 Год назад

Best ever! My sweetheart & I saw it 2 months b4 our wedding.

@MrBadBoy2105 Год назад

Mr white encouraging guy to go after fey

@jaypritchett6846 8 лет назад

If they were in "breach of contract" now they would get sued! (I studied Music Management and Production for school and Record Labels are KILLERS!!!)

@FabianGarcia-qt1tk 7 лет назад

Jay Mills Its that intense huh

@galoon 6 лет назад

That's true, they could have been sued--although it's likely the label would have been willing to settle out of court; lawsuits were and are expensive. But it would have meant that the Wonders would have received little if any of the royalties they'd have otherwise gotten from their single.

@ShinRyojin 6 лет назад

Would the whole group be sued, or just Jimmy? Because he did break up the band and basically told Playtone to go screw themselves.

@steveguild871 6 лет назад

Ironically, Jimmy ended up staying with the Playtone label with another band and making hit albums. Eventually ends up as a record producer like Mr. White.

@kbanghart 5 лет назад

I'm sure it's all in the fine print these days, a certain sales number has to be reached or else the group doesn't really make much money. Imo. And then you have managers like NWAs who screwed them over

@LRS905 8 лет назад

I wonder if that "give me a call, we'll do something" to the bass player was some sort of hit on from Mr. White.

@hughcorston9645 6 лет назад

Or a lip-service brush off. Promises, promises.

@alexandra.willitts6988 5 лет назад

No, not at all. Session players (people who play on songs but are not a part of the group as much as a "stable musician" signed to a label) have existed since who knows when. Earlier in the movie when the Wolfman is introduced to the guys the names of a few bands that Wolfman has played with are thrown around. He receives the charts in the mail (or from the studio) a few days ahead to learn them, and then when the band is ready to go into the studio the session players already know their parts. Kai Winding, Leland Sklar, Joe Osborn, Sal Nistico, Hal Blaine, Steve Gadd, yadda yadda yadda. They're all studio musicians (to varying degrees).

@elmoblatch9787 5 лет назад

that's a sick thought...

@thethrowawaythatstayed7055 5 лет назад

It was a play on “we’ll do lunch!”

@everythingbobbywolfe 4 года назад

It was play on that lip service thing, buuuuuuuuuutttttttt... The deleted scenes did have a clip on me white getting into the car with his boyfriend. Not making it up, just Google deleted scenes and you'll see that Mr white, was in fact, gayer than christmas at Macy's

@WoodyAllenManiac Год назад

I love this scene so much.

@marklabonte2925 2 месяца назад

Lol--I just noticed that Hanks calls them 'A Very Common Tale' twice in 20 seconds. He couldn't modify the line at all to make it sound a little different??

@sparkie119 8 лет назад

Coming up on 20 yrs next year.

@steviem8117 3 года назад

This is my "fams fav" movie, we quote it ALL the time so it was funny when Tom Hanks did an AMA and said his family does the exact same thing at their own house. My bro jokingly calls me (his older sister) the Chet Hanks of the family lol WHATEVER he's just jealous, I'm totes Lenny.

@hey.hombre 9 месяцев назад

One hit wonders a very common tale. It's because they didn't read the contracts thoroughly, and the bands break up because they are forced to compromise their artistry just like happened here.

@TerryKeefeMedia 3 года назад

Always felt Mr. White was kind of cruel to kick Guy out of the hotel by that afternoon. Guy is thousands of miles from home!

@noahhobson4521 3 года назад

Mr. White didn't have a choice. As soon as The Wonders breached the contract, everything the record label was paying for stopped.

@JStarStar00 3 года назад

@@noahhobson4521 White could have made up some BS about "negotiations continuing for future recording sessions" and put them up in the hotel a few more days. Actually White could have played real hardball with Lenny and Jimmy and told them they had to get back in the studio to complete The Wonders first album. In addition to "That Thing You Do" and "All My Only Dreams," they had "Dance With Me Tonight" and "Little Wild One" pretty much performance ready from the Play Tone tour.

@resolute123 Год назад

I believe the character was more than generous to the band. He made them a national success, but like all things ego and arrogance is what destroyed the band.

@NYRyder1983 Год назад

It's business. And The Wonders were in breach of contract.

@iamnotanuggetblackhart5103 6 месяцев назад

@@noahhobson4521 Technically, Guy is still there AS a Wonder, so he could technically save the rest of the former members legal woes by insisting he's still a Wonder and not in breach. Guy could be the new leader of The Wonders, and then find new members to fill the rest of the group up.

@elizaconsuegra3069 8 лет назад

A lot of groups were and are, in this same situation

@bizzy24100 8 лет назад

reminds me of NSYNC they were big for four years but broke up in 2002 never knew after 2001 da band would just disappear from music

@YTAishok 7 лет назад

JB Scott Actually NSYNC were popular for about 6 years. I loved them! Still think they are awesome. Shame they never recorded new music since Justin went solo.

@bizzy24100 7 лет назад

oh yeah true they were formed in like 1995 or 1996 then soared from there I always thought it was 1997 when they formed since I knew of their big 1998 break like everyone else did.

@kbanghart 5 лет назад

Countless groups. Which really shows you how much commitment groups have that are still together and doing their thing decades later.

@Lightner445555555555 4 года назад

I remember there was a band in the 60s called The Beatles. They made a few cool records,and then sadly they just disappeared 😕. Wonder whatever happened to them.

@ronniebishop2496 3 года назад

That’s why I would have named it the Wonders.