Tom Hank’s fascination of World War II is never-ending. We first saw evidence of his obsession with his starring role in the Academy Award winner Saving Private Ryan. Then Hanks went on to work on the HBO miniseries Band of Brothers. Most recently, he acted as executive producer on The Pacific.

But this isn’t the last we’ll see of Hanks working on WWII-centric films and series, I think.

The New York Times spoke with Hanks about his thoughts on The Pacific and his love for World War II history.

On November 2^nd, the 10-part Pacific series will be released by HBO Home Entertainment, complete with special features. So what can we expect from the box set of The Pacific? Hanks states, “With Blu-Ray, and all the menus and information that you can put on it, you have all the makings-of. You have all the profiles of the guys themselves. You’ll be able to punch into maps and interactive field guides.” That’s hardcore.

When asked if The Pacific was a type of “last hurrah” for World War II storytelling, Hanks replied, “Sometimes I would say, What themes are left that can withstand the scrutiny of 10 hours? There might not be.” But with miniseries after miniseries that Hanks has been involved with, I have a feeling that The Pacific isn’t the last World War II miniseries we’ll see.