Where's Johnny?

This short film, often considered a student film by director Bob Giraldi, features a young Tom Hanks in an early comedic role. The plot is minimal, focusing more on experimental visual gags and absurdist humor, typical of early independent or student film projects.

As a very early, short student film, "Where's Johnny?" did not receive widespread critical review upon its release. Its primary significance lies in its status as one of Tom Hanks's earliest on-screen appearances and as a precursor to the more polished work of its director, Bob Giraldi. It is appreciated more as a piece of film history and a curiosity for fans.

• A rare glimpse into early comedic performances.

• Notable for featuring a very young Tom Hanks.

• Appreciated as an early student film experiment.

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This short film is often cited as one of Tom Hanks's very first acting credits, predating his more widely recognized work and even his appearance in "Splash" by over a decade.