As Tom Hanks prepares to don the famous red cardigan and slippers and introduce a new generation to the quaint habits of the past — such as common courtesy and good manners — it is worth remembering that the beloved television host practiced what he preached, even away from his tranquil TV home.
“Well, Tom, I guess you’ve already gotten a deeper glimpse into my daily routine than most people have,” Rogers told Esquire in his typically reassuring voice as he stood naked before him. — Nicole Cliffe September 27, 2019But perhaps even more relatable were the struggles Rogers had with his two sons, James and John, who once started a grow op in the family basement without telling their parents. Chronicled in The Good Neighbour, the discovery was one of the few times Fred Rogers lost his cool and likely won’t make it into Hanks’ big-screen adaptation of his life.
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