Greyhound

1 COMMANDER KRAUSE

Chris Hewitt: It wouldn’t be a surprise if Tom Hanks, Greyhound’s screenwriter, had simply called him Commander Hanks as a placeholder, and then forgotten to change it. In a film that determinedly doesn’t let us glimpse into characters’ inner lives, Commander Krause remains a familiar figure to the audience, precisely because of our knowledge of the types of characters Hanks plays. He is, in many ways, a fusion of Hanks heroes past — all that’s missing is a comedic meltdown and a boogie-woogie session on a giant keyboard.

Krause is a first-time commander. We feel like we