Intro example: "Tom Hanks" MATCH query returns blank?

Just installed Neo4J Desktop for Mac, Version 1.6.0 (1.6.0.121).
I'm logged in, authenticated, and connected to the server.

The intro exercise (about-movies.neo4j-browser-guide) takes you through using the movie graph. The very first thing in the intro is a "MATCH" exercise where it says it'll search for Tom Hanks and return either a graph or a table.

[I had a screenshot of that here but "An error occurred: Sorry, new users can only put one embedded media item in a post."]

I click the green box to paste the the code and the result is.... this:

i.e., no graph, no node, no table.

Is this supposed to be happening?

Because the text below seems to be talking as if something else is supposed to happen:

The result frame shows a graph visualization of the node. The graph view is only available when the result of a query contains graph elements. If your query only has value elements (for example, just the actor names instead of the entire actor) then you'll only see the tabular view.

(I did search before posting and found posts involving "Tom Hanks" but none of them involved getting an empty result.)

I get the impression that there's supposed to be a whole pre-made graph waiting for me to interact with, but instead there's nothing there. Perhaps there's a way to re-start or re-load from whatever source is is supposed to have supplied the graph data for this demonstration?

Ok, it seems that there's a missing "CREATE" that should be provided at the beginning of this exercise.

If you execute a
:play movies it will show the CREATE statement which you can use the make the graph that this exercise seems to assume is available.

Hiya! I did this and when I copied and executed the CREATE statement I received the following error: Creating new node label on database 'neo4j' is not allowed for user 'google-oauth2|101543040215936249862' with roles [PUBLIC]. See GRANT CREATE NEW NODE LABEL ON DATABASE neo4j...

Not sure what you did, so I don't know the status of your database. You can start the movie guide by executing the command `:play movies'. This will step you through window panes that give you cypher code to execute which will create the movie database graph and teach you some search scenarios.