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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson excited to celebrate the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence (VIDEO)

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Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks, who recently acquired Greek citizenship, and his Greek American wife Rita Wilson, have released a video inviting people around the world to join the events in commemorating 200 years since the Greek Independence War and the Revolution of 1821.

In the video that was released by Greece 2021, the famous couple said “Greece is the place of beauty, the place of democracy, the place of great philosophers, the place of wonderful people.”

“Come to Greece! There is no better place,” Tom said with a big smile.

Hanks and Wilson also invited everyone to visit the Greece 2021 website and urged viewers to submit proposals for the implementation of an action or event, in reference to the 200 years since the Greek Revolution of 1821.

It is noted that the video by the two famous actors cost nothing at all to the ‘Greece 2021’ committee.

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