Tom Hanks he gave his winner's acceptance speech at the 43rd annual People's Choice Awards on Wednesday night and admitted he hopes his films will "continue to mean something for folks" . The 'Sully: Miracle on the Hudson' star was named Favourite Dramatic Movie Actor at the ceremony, where all the prizes are voted for by fans. As he stepped on stage he told the audience and TV viewers at home that he was touched that people still cared so much about his movies. Hanks said, "You know you make movies and you wonder if people are going to care, if people are going to see them. If it's going to matter to anybody. This is a special honour. I've been doing this for a long time."I love my job and I leave little bits and pieces of my existence on the screen every time. I hope further down the line, [my films] will continue to mean something for folks who search them out."Hanks has previously won eight People's Choice Awards and is a two-time Oscar winner for Best Actor.