Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, and their son Truman Hanks attend NYC screening of A Man Called Otto

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Hollywood power couple Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson brought their youngest child Truman Hanks to a screening of their new film A Man Called Otto at Dotdash Meredith in Manhattan on Monday.The Cali-born couple - both 66 - have been impressively married for over 34 years, and they co-produced the dramedy which has a 67% critic approval rating (out of 121 reviews) and a 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.Tom - who just weighed in on the nepo-baby debate - opted for a black pinstripe suit with a blue necktie while his 26-year-old mini-me wore a Tarantino-style black suit with a black necktie to the family film festivities.

Family business: Hollywood power couple Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson brought their youngest child Truman Hanks to a screening of their new film A Man Called Otto at Dotdash Meredith in Manhattan on MondayRita coordinated with her real-life leading men in a black embroidered pantsuit over a matching camisole and pumps selected by stylist Maryam Malakpour.Wilson collaborated with Colombian crooner Sebastián Yatra on the duet Til You're Home for the movie soundtrack, which Decca Records dropped on December 30.Hanks stars as the titular grumpy old man in Marc Forster's Pittsburgh-set dramedy, which has only earned $12.7M of its $50M budget back since opening in limited US theaters on December 30.A Man Called Otto is technically a remake of the 2016 Swedish film A Man Called Ove, which was based on Fredrik Backman's 2012 book of the same name.