Tom Hanks Banned By Catholic Church

Nice guys Tom Hanks and Ron “Opie” Howard couldn’t use their squeaky clean images to their advantage when dealing with Rome’s Catholic diocese. Rome church officials are offended by their new film, Angels & Demons. The officials have banned Hanks and his crew from filming in two of the city churches.

Angles & Demons is the prequel to the box office hit, The Da Vinci Code. The Da Vinci Code book angered many Catholics and the film put the religious over the edge. A diocese spokesperson explained the reason Hanks, Howard and crew were banned from filming is because the movie does not conform to the views of the Catholic church.

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One Response to Tom Hanks Banned By Catholic Church

  1. Aleksandar Djuric December 23, 2009 at 4:13 am #

    Shut up catholics. Go pray…on little children u sick fucks. I guess i am “conforming” to the views of the catholic church. Damn ur so annoying with ur bible crap. Fuck off and quit taking shit seriously. Ur making a big scene out of something 99% of people dont even understand so why argue.

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