On his red-carpet walk in the lobby of Salt Lake's Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center Friday night, Tom Hanks showed off the charm that make insiders call him the nicest man in Hollywood. He greeted Reuters News Service photographer Fred Prouser by name and asked where the shooter was staying in Park City. "Do the photographers all live together, like the Beatles did in "Help"? the superstar joked, before seeking out the Entertainment Tonight reporter for first interview rights. Apparently, if an actor doesn't grant first access to ET, he won't receive face time on the show, according to Hollywood premiere protocol, which also translates to the world of Sundance.