Washington D.C: Tom Hanks and wife Rita Wilson has been released from the hospital after being diagnosed with the coronavirus and are now self-quarantined back at home in Australia, reported Deadline.
The duo was being treated at a Queensland hospital and was in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19 last week.
Over the weekend, the 63-year-old actor was active on social media updating on their care and ongoing recovery.
Meanwhile, Wilson made a playlist for others self-isolating or in quarantine.
Hanks and wife Wilson were in Australia where the Academy Award-winning actor was filming an untitled Baz Luhrmann film.
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Hanks was filming for the role of Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis Presley's eccentric manager, who groomed the famous singer to stardom in the 1950s.
While fans around the globe are hoping of a speedy recovery for actor Tom Hanks, who has been tested positive for Coronavirus, movie enthusiasts can watch his next movie 'Greyhound' in the month of June, this year.
Earlier the month, a two-minutes and 44-sec long captivating trailer of the film was dropped. Inspired by real-life events, the film is directed by Aaron Schneider from a screenplay by Hanks.
In the trailer, the 63-year-old actor is seen as a first-time captain who leads a convoy of allied ships carrying thousands of soldiers across to the front line. He and his team are seen battling the surrounding enemy boats, which follows the plot.
With inputs from ANI
