Tom Hanks he doesn’t want to go back and relive his 30s.

The 68-year-old actor portrays a wide age range in the directorship. Robert Zemeckis’ new movie Here Thanks to anti-aging technology, the question has recently been asked: Fun Tonight If there’s a particular age he enjoys returning to in the film.

However, Hanks said, “The hardest thing for us was when we played at 35. That’s when your metabolism stops, gravity starts to break you down, your bones start to wear out. You look different.”

The Oscar-winning actor added that he thinks he is in “better shape now” than when he was in his 30s.

“Do you know why? “Now that my children are grown, I get good exercise and can eat right,” she explained. “You can’t do that at 35. Life is such a big burden!”

HereThe film, in which Hanks stars opposite Robin Wright, is a generational story about families and the special place they live in, where they share love, loss, laughter and life.

Forrest Gump star also said before People While it would be “nice to look young again,” she admitted that she “would rather be as old as me.”

Zemeckis said at the film’s AFI Fest premiere in Los Angeles last week: Hollywood Reporter It’s about the technology they use to track players throughout the story’s decades. The team worked with AI studio Metaphysic on a tool called Metaphysic Live, which creates face-swapping and de-aging effects on top of actors’ performances in real time.

The producer explained that this was essentially “digital make-up”, allowing the cast to see themselves 20 or 30 years younger while filming the scene, rather than waiting for visual effects to be added later.

Zemeckis added: “They look and say: ‘Oh, I should be a little more agile, I should move a little faster, I should raise my voice a little more.’ “That was important for them to see.”

Here It comes to theaters on November 1.