Real-life heroes play themselves in Eastwood thriller...
“The 15:17 to Paris” is based on the true story of three California men who board a train in Amsterdam en route to Paris as part of a European backpacking trip. After growing up together in Sacramento, Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler went their separate ways. Stone has just finished an Air Force tour of duty in Portugal when he meets Sadler in Rome. They go on to Venice, connecting in Berlin with Skarlatos, who’s on leave from military duty in Afghanistan. On board the same train is a terrorist (Ray Corasani), intent on taking as many lives as possible. The three friends are determined not to let this happen.<br /><br />This incident was widely reported in the media. In order to expand the single incident into a feature film, director Clint Eastwood provides background of the three friends, focusing primarily on Stone. We don’t learn a great deal about Skarlatos and Sadler, who are given only superficial back stories.<br /><br />Because the three men are playing themselves, there’s a natural camaraderie with Eastwood’s easygoing direction helping to let their personalities shine. None of them had any previous acting experience. The director cast the men to add a documentary-like touch to his recreation of the terrorist plot they foiled on a French train in August, 2015. The script flashes back and forth between scenes of the men’s earlier lives and their time on the train, and this helps build suspense — a difficult task when the outcome is known in advance.<br /><br />The back stories illustrate the men’s childhood struggles and the choices that shaped their personalities. Eastwood adds “The 15:17 to Paris” to his other films celebrating American heroes, such as “Sully” and “Flags of Our Fathers.”<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include the featurettes “Making Every Second Count” (Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos and Anthony Sadler discuss their experience on the train) and “Portrait of Courage” (Director Clint Eastwood and the film’s creative team reveal the aspects of the story that moved them and why they cast the three Americans to play themselves). A digital copy is enclosed.
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