The 57-year-old actor said that he would not have played Walt Disney if the company had decided to &#39;sugar-coat&#39; its founder, reported Digital Spy. <img alt="Tom Hanks" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/sep/Tom-Hanks_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 432px;" /> Tom Hanks &quot;I think it&#39;s smart of them, it would have been easy for Disney to turn it into the &#39;Uncle Walt&#39; version of it all - but I think if you&#39;re going to go back you&#39;ve got to give it a little bit of teeth,&quot; he said. The Oscar-winning actor explained that he enjoys taking on projects based on true stories for the &quot;challenge of saying we are going to tell this story that actually happened and we&#39;re going to compress it to fit into a two-hour movie&quot;. &quot;Even though we&#39;re going to change things, we will still maintain some brand of authenticity to the story. I like not having to make up things if I don&#39;t have to,&quot; he added.u00a0

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