How Cast Away Was ACTUALLY Filmed

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What would happen if a FedEx plane full of cargo crashed into the sea?
This was a question that popped into the mind of actor Tom Hanks upon reading an article about FedEx and is how the initial idea for the movie Cast Away was born.
But we're not here to talk about the background history of this movie, we're here to show you the vast array of tricks, clever uses of CGI, slight of hand, camera moves, ingenious and mind bending sound design that the creators of this epic film used, in order to turn a disaster movie into a complete success.
Join us as we explore the FX, VFX, CGI, sound design and general behind the scenes of this movie.
Not only is this an epic story but the movie is packed full of mind blowing movie making tricks, just see for yourself!
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@TriersTreasures
@TriersTreasures 10 місяців тому
This movie was one of the best I’ve seen. The complexity of emotion in the most seemingly simplistic of sceneries. One man carrying 95% of a movie with no music. Getting the world to cry for a ball. Superb acting and amazing directing. Will always be one of my favorites.
@kerrijacobi
@kerrijacobi 10 місяців тому
I DID cry for that ball (Wilson)😢
@tamusbaby
@tamusbaby 8 місяців тому
i think we all did, i went out and bot a wilson soon after. Still have it
@larsvonlennep6405
@larsvonlennep6405 4 місяці тому
jepp...this movie was a reminder what a great actor Tom Hanks actually is...this guy is so nice and scandal-free he may deserve much more attention.
@slowpoke96Z28
@slowpoke96Z28 4 місяці тому
Try Soldier. The main Character never utters a single word. All emoting.
@Zinnia-bs8tt
@Zinnia-bs8tt 3 місяці тому
The absence of music on the island was something I didn't notice but it had it's intended effect. There aren't many movies I'll watch over & over & over again but Cast Away is one of them.
@robwilkins698
@robwilkins698 2 місяці тому
'Castaway' is a perfect example of properly using CGI to tell a story, not replace a story.
@billmccomb4629
@billmccomb4629 2 місяці тому
I couldn't agree more. Actually, watching the film years ago I had no idea CGI was being used. And isn't that the way it should be!
@Myamirah
@Myamirah 4 місяці тому
This might be Tom Hanks best movie and maybe most challenging. A whole movie shot basically by himself with little dialogue and yet so incredibly interesting.
@billgreen576
@billgreen576 2 місяці тому
95% him. Surely every movie actors dream. Even when you are Tom.
@towmanac7056
@towmanac7056 Місяць тому
Have you seen woody in toy story?
@apexerman1
@apexerman1 Рік тому
The tooth removal scene was brutal. I was cringing every moment he held that skate to his mouth. The excruciating anticipation, the whimpering, the reality of it all... brilliant filmmaking. It occurred to me afterwards how our ancestors had to deal with dental pain. Ever since then, going to the dentist isn't so bad.
@TheLT704
@TheLT704 Рік тому
I'm curious to know what a dentist would make of that scene...
@pass179
@pass179 11 місяців тому
Some of us without dental carry an ice skate with us.
@Projacked1
@Projacked1 11 місяців тому
@@pass179 LOL
@tylerfish2701
@tylerfish2701 11 місяців тому
Makes me wonder why Robert Zemeckis doesn't make movies like this anymo...... ......Oh yeah, Polar Express. Never mind.
@mdrakic
@mdrakic 10 місяців тому
Jupp. Saw the movie aeons ago and that scene is stuck in my spine. That scene together with the "pavement scene" in American History X are two scenes that will never leave me be.
@vanevans645
@vanevans645 Рік тому
One of the 3 great cinematic moments in history is the zoom in on Hanks weeping on the raft right after the loss of Wilson. Zemeckis captured a feeling of humility we all identify with in our lowest desperate hold of our sanity. The first time I watched it the whole theatre went quiet when this happened. We wept with Hanks, whose acting is unsurpassed in that moment. One gruff man told me it was the first and only time he cried in a movie.
@billbally4419
@billbally4419 Рік тому
You wept?
@williambilyeu9801
@williambilyeu9801 3 місяці тому
I thought Wilson stole the whole movie. Wilson should have been nominated for an Oscar. 😊😅😂
@clicheguevara5282
@clicheguevara5282 2 місяці тому
@@billbally4419 I laughed.
@calebpartenheimer7636
@calebpartenheimer7636 4 місяці тому
I kept choked up and cry during certain parts every time I watch this movie. Certain scenes just absolutely hammer you with emotion.
@morganjanelle4282
@morganjanelle4282 3 місяці тому
@calebpartenheimer7636 The scene in Kelly's driveway at night while it was pouring rain...How Kelly told Chuck that she knew (had a feeling) that he was still alive but everyone was telling her that he had died & that she should 'move on', & the way she said "You're the love of my life" had me literally sobbing. That scene crushed me. 😭😭
@RobGa66
@RobGa66 24 дні тому
And the scene where Wilson is last at sea. ‘I’m sorry, Wilson!’ 😭
@NeonVisual
@NeonVisual Рік тому
And if he had just turned around and walked 200 meters in the other direction along Monuriki island, there's a hotel and tourist resort on the next island he could have paddled to without getting his knees wet.
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Haha, if only he knew...
@packyay8793
@packyay8793 Рік тому
Best reply ever
@philgrindle2741
@philgrindle2741 Рік тому
Amazing how these remote locations aren't really so remote! Part of the production work no one thinks about. One shot looks like in the middle of nowhere, but turn 180 degrees and you're actually on a beach with the hotel right there!
@AdamThoba2
@AdamThoba2 Рік тому
thats not true.
@ronb6544
@ronb6544 Рік тому
Well now is a great time to let him know. Shesh.
@rovhalt6650
@rovhalt6650 Рік тому
Cast Away is what we used to know as a film. A lost artform that has been forgotten for about a whole decade now.
@stevencramsie9172
@stevencramsie9172 5 місяців тому
Huh?
@trevormccarthy9019
@trevormccarthy9019 5 місяців тому
Indeed.. hollow woke virtue signaling is now the norm
@clicheguevara5282
@clicheguevara5282 2 місяці тому
@@stevencramsie9172 Not too long ago, we'd differentiate between a "movie" and a "film". A movie is just some dumb Marvel remake or something forgettable like that. It's just hollow entertainment. A film is a piece of cinematic art.
@JohnSmith-qg3jb
@JohnSmith-qg3jb 2 місяці тому
Agree that standards and quality has dropped significantly, but there are still occasional gems. Saw “The holdovers” today - excellent film.
@Stenbrotsgatan
@Stenbrotsgatan Рік тому
One of the most amazing films ever. How you get people to cry over a volleyball is amazing. Also another interesting fact not a lot of people know about is that they shot the first half of the film...then took a break so Tom Hanks could diet and slim down for 6 months...then go back again and film the 2nd half. During this 'break' Robert Zemeckis filmed an entire other film in between, 'What Lies Beneath', with Harrison Ford.
@LAactor
@LAactor Рік тому
I knew this. But I was completely all about this film with insider company knowledge. They said it was extremely expensive to do this. As is when any production has to take this long of a hiatus and then come back to complete it and restart everything.
@slcRN1971
@slcRN1971 Рік тому
‘What Lies Beneath’ is a really good film too.
@KevboKev
@KevboKev Рік тому
The beauty in Wilson, as well, is that if Wilson had survived and made it back home with him, it would take a long time for Chuck to not associate it anymore with comfort and well-being. I believe a lot of therapy would be needed in order to "let Wilson go". However, there is nothing wrong with a comfort object. It would be no different than a kid and their favorite stuffy.
@Rick-the-Swift
@Rick-the-Swift Рік тому
I found it very intriguing when I learned that "Rescue Dawn", another amazing film, was shot in reverse, meaning they started filming the movie's ending then worked their way back to its beginning. The reason they did this, I believe, is because it was easier on Christian Bale, both psychologically and physiologically to come onto the set being very skinny, then gain weight towards the end, than it was to come in plump and have to lose all that weight during the production. It made good sense to me they would do it that way, and in retrospect, only amplifies my admiration for the actor and the crew, who obviously knew their art well enough to pull it off.
@Rick-the-Swift
@Rick-the-Swift Рік тому
@@KevboKev You give me a great idea for the sequel, "Cast Away 2- Wilson's Revenge", where Chuck is at a vacation resort, sunning on a beach blanket with his new fiancé when all of the sudden Wilson comes washed ashore and lands right between the two of them. And he's quick to remind Chuck of the many ways Chuck took his anger out on him during their stay together on that remote island. 🤬😈🏐
@mbaxter22
@mbaxter22 9 місяців тому
This movie was such an underrapreciated masterpiece. In terms of sheer immersion, pulling you into the world of the movie, and nailing every aspect of the emotional sprectrum, nothing surpasses it. Greatest movie of all time, IMO.
@markozupanc6865
@markozupanc6865 Рік тому
To me it was a masterpiece movie. Absolutely amazing, from cast, screenplay, production...everything just works. Great movie in my opinion.
@dvlopez1087
@dvlopez1087 Рік тому
Agreed, it was an excellent movie. I find it fascinating that people either loved it or hated it. At least around my circles.
@SpettroFamily
@SpettroFamily Рік тому
same here - a classic
@M-H433
@M-H433 Рік тому
Loved it
@steiny3353
@steiny3353 5 місяців тому
markozupanc6865 . Yeah. I agree. who cares about the little mistakes here and there. It's all for entertainment, and this was certainly entertaining. It was the same when Forrest Gump came out, people were decrying the improbability of that chain of events happening. What the hell ? it's a movie for God's sake, just sit back and enjoy it.
@toddw6716
@toddw6716 Рік тому
If he had been on a Amazon plane he would have had so much good stuff there would have been no reason to leave
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@michaeltaylor8835
@michaeltaylor8835 Рік тому
There was no Amazon then
@unkulwilly
@unkulwilly Рік тому
@@michaeltaylor8835 straight off of Google: "In 1998, Amazon extended beyond books and started selling music CDs, and by the following year it had added more product categories, such as toys, electronics and tools. By December 1999, Amazon had shipped 20 million items to 150 countries around the globe."
@midastouch4323
@midastouch4323 Рік тому
LMAO!!!!
@user-ir6mk6me7t
@user-ir6mk6me7t Рік тому
@@unkulwilly The FedEx plane crashed in the year 1995, it was only until 4 years later that he escaped and was rescued so it would probably still be the same if it were Amazon instead.
@jacktorrance3522
@jacktorrance3522 4 місяці тому
I adore this movie and it's one of the movies that I can just think about and I can basically cry on cue. There is so much emotion in how Hanks plays Chuck's sadness at losing Wilson, such that it doesn't feel like a volleyball drifting away on the waves but a friend who is being taken away by the current, unable to swim back to the safety of the raft. But when he finally gets home, and sits with his friend in his house and tells of how it feels to be back again, with ice in his glass but that he's lost Kelly all over again is just soul crushing. And when that beautiful score from Alan Silvestri comes in as the credits roll and we see a more hopeful Chuck looking toward what the future might bring it's perfect. What a brilliant choice to hold back on adding music for the whole film. So yeah, when people praise actresses for being able to cry on cue I always say I can do it to (and I'm a bloke!), I just need to think about this movie.
@deeann424
@deeann424 4 місяці тому
This movie I have watched several times. Tom was great in this role. You really get to feel what he was going through. And when rescued what he had to face.
@TroyQwert
@TroyQwert 10 місяців тому
That was quite informative. As someone who has experience in filming and was working in the TV industry, I have finally grasped the technique behind creating a nighttime scene. However, one thing that continues to puzzle me is the apparent fondness that directors or those in charge have for excessively dark screens. It becomes nearly impossible to discern anything in the initial version, not to mention the subsequent copies of the same darkened film. I implore those involved to reconsider incorporating pitch-black scenes. A skilled director understands how to depict the essence of nighttime without resorting to complete darkness on screen. If you enjoyed "Cast Away" with Tom Hanks, here are some movies that you might find interesting: 1. "The Martian" (2015) - A gripping science fiction film starring Matt Damon as an astronaut stranded on Mars, struggling to survive and find a way back home. 2. "Life of Pi" (2012) - A visually stunning adventure drama about a young man named Pi who survives a shipwreck and forms an unlikely bond with a Bengal tiger while adrift in the Pacific Ocean. 3. "127 Hours" (2010) - Based on a true story, this intense drama follows a mountaineer played by James Franco who becomes trapped alone in a canyon and must find the strength to survive. 4. "All Is Lost" (2013) - A gripping survival film starring Robert Redford as a sailor stranded at sea after his yacht is damaged, battling the elements and facing his own mortality. 5. "Into the Wild" (2007) - Based on a true story, this adventure drama tells the tale of Christopher McCandless, a young man who abandons his possessions and embarks on a journey into the Alaskan wilderness. These movies share themes of survival, resilience, and the human spirit in challenging situations. I hope you find them enjoyable!
@greggv8
@greggv8 2 місяці тому
"Open Water" (2003) Loosely based on the disappearance of Tom and Eileen Lonergan who went on a group SCUBA dive, got separated from the group and left behind. They were never found. The movie fictionalized everything except the couple getting left behind and never being found, even changed the location from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean. In that vein but not made into a movie was a woman who went diving with a group at the Galapagos Islands several years earlier. In 2003 some TV show found and interviewed her. She'd been underwater and when she surfaced the boat was gone. She had a video camera in a housing, attached to a tether tied to one of her ankles. So there's the camera, dangling at least ten feet under the surface yet her screams for help were so loud it easily recorded them. She quickly decided that wasn't getting her anywhere so she pulled up her camera and swam for shore. But between her and safety was a formation of jumbled rocks called the "washing machine". *Nobody* swims through the washing machine and survives. But somehow she made it and was sitting on the island when the dive crew realized she was missing and came back. They had to go around to a safer part of the shore where the boat could get close enough to retrieve her. She hadn't gone diving since but in 2003 decided it was time to get back in the water. She went back to Galapagos, with a new wetsuit but with her old, beat up fins and camera from her previous trip. Other people on the boat were giving her looks that pretty well revealed they were thinking "What's up with the new suit, old fins, and that beat up camera?". But despite part of the video recorded of the incident being released, and the association with the release of "Open Water", a couple of later deaths of female SCUBA divers at Galapagos have apparently obliterated this woman's misadventure from Google's searching abilities. It steers everything I've tried towards articles on those other two.
@johnrowland3105
@johnrowland3105 Рік тому
One of the best movies ever made. Every aspect from the protagonists point of view the fact that there's no needless distractions really focuses your attention. Tough ask for one actor to carry 99% of a movie
@canadude6401
@canadude6401 Рік тому
That is a good point. Tom had to really deliver with nobody else to assist. SPOILER ALERT..... His acting is especially good when he comes back to find his life prior to the plane crash has changed completely.
@NikoBellic04
@NikoBellic04 Рік тому
Man this film is so moving.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@jameshoran8
@jameshoran8 Рік тому
What is amazing is that the ending scene has Lari White (R.I.P.) telling Hanks where the four directional routes go. She was factually correct in her description where each route would take you.
@NutmegThumper
@NutmegThumper Рік тому
Really thought they could have made a bit more of that with a potential relationship start between them.
@Musemistress
@Musemistress Рік тому
@@NutmegThumper I did an assignment on symbolic codes on this movie back in highschool when it first came to VHS. The symbolism of him turning to look at all those directions in turn, before stopping at the one she went down, is symbolic of choice. He had lived a life of all choices being stripped from him for 4 years. The choice of how to live, the choice of how to die, the choice of where to go or what to eat, or dress, or even the choice of basic human connection. All gone. No choice in anything until he was GIVEN a sail by the ocean that had taken the choice from him in the first place. He stood at that crossroad and was able to properly be free to make a full and self appointed choice. We don't need to know what choice he eventually made, all that was important was that he was ABLE to make one. It was hard hitting when we revealed that part in our group assignment to the class.
@uselessjoe
@uselessjoe Рік тому
because it really was filmed ... about 20 miles NE of Amarillo...a heavily visited intersection in the middle of jack squat no where Texas...
@m42666
@m42666 Рік тому
@@Musemistress I sincerely thank you for that analysis. I always wondered about that last scene.
@3dsmaxrocks699
@3dsmaxrocks699 Рік тому
You mean the road signs were correct? FASCINATING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@andreasdesigns
@andreasdesigns Рік тому
I never noticed there wasn't music on the island, but that's what's suppose to happen with audio. It blends in so well you don't notice. I'm going to have to watch the movie again.
@nhopkins8266
@nhopkins8266 Рік тому
That’s true. You shouldn’t notice. If a soundtrack is done well, it blends and doesn’t take you outta the movie. Unlike Tenet for example.
@carlosponchio1869
@carlosponchio1869 Рік тому
and again, and again..
@XoddamCXVII
@XoddamCXVII Рік тому
When you watch it knowing that fact, it's even more satisfying when the music finally comes in. Beautiful soundtrack used very elegantly.
@paramaniacwolverine843
@paramaniacwolverine843 2 місяці тому
Cast Away and Shawshank Redemption, two of only a handful of movies I can watch over and over again.
@keysburntgucci9016
@keysburntgucci9016 Рік тому
We already loved this movie with the amazing direction and Tom's one of the best acting and now you're telling me it has some splendid effects- both visual and audio that many failed to notice? Man, Can I be anymore impressed with this movie?
@raysmetaltracks6782
@raysmetaltracks6782 Рік тому
No background music - huh, never realized that. Tom Hanks does such a great job of showing his emotions, you really got the feeling he was experiencing. Of course that along with some great film making and amazing crew.
@BolsaChicaRadio
@BolsaChicaRadio Рік тому
Elvis Presley??? BCRadio
@albertbatfinder5240
@albertbatfinder5240 Рік тому
I’ll tend to believe artistic and technical explanations, but if someone added background music and I watched it again, I wonder if I would have found it in any way distracting? I doubt it.
@vanevans645
@vanevans645 Рік тому
The first music starts when he finally passes the reef and the island disappears in the distance
@XoddamCXVII
@XoddamCXVII Рік тому
I commented this on another thread, but I'll share it here as well: When you watch it knowing that fact, it's even more satisfying when the music finally comes in. Beautiful soundtrack used very elegantly.
@r5t6y7u8
@r5t6y7u8 7 місяців тому
SO GLAD there was no music on the island. From the plane crash on, the first time we hear music is when Tom/Chuck finally paddles past the waves on his raft. And even then I thought music was unnecessary.
@SteveHigginsWriterBloggerPoet
@SteveHigginsWriterBloggerPoet Рік тому
I remember first watching this film with zero expectations and now it has become one of my all time favourites. Loved this video too 😊
@rubengabrielleonvilla2338
@rubengabrielleonvilla2338 8 місяців тому
Wilson i'm sorry 😭😭😭💓💔
@maplejames6992
@maplejames6992 4 місяці тому
An interview with Alan Silvestri (the composer), he said that he was watching the movie with director Bob looking for musical cues to write. As the movie went on and on, Bob started getting worred that Alan wasn't saying anything or making suggestions, until the ending when he loses Wilson. That's when Alan felt it best to begin the music cues.
@epicchants
@epicchants Рік тому
When you have Robert Zemeckis behind the camera, you know you will get wonders on screen. He's a true master and a genius when it comes to special FX.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@manuelcaycedo561
@manuelcaycedo561 8 місяців тому
he barely uses special fx tho..
@epicchants
@epicchants 8 місяців тому
Actually he does. He's known to integrate special effects with real life figures such Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Forrest Gump and my fav, Contact.
@BeatlesCentricUniverse
@BeatlesCentricUniverse 3 місяці тому
Agreed. And Contact is an incredible film!
@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536
@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 Рік тому
I can't imagine how UPS execs reacted when they wind this movie was coming out and FedEx was gonna be the ad.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@festerbestertester1658
@festerbestertester1658 Рік тому
In the movie Up in the Air, with George Clooney playing a businessman who does A LOT of flying, his preferred airline was American, and there were a lot of references to that airline. Before United Airlines could show this movie on their flights, they had to edit out all references to American. Needless to say, it was a much shorter movie.
@MiniGolfOnehungaAuckland
@MiniGolfOnehungaAuckland 5 місяців тому
Apparently Tom spent hours trying to make fire so it would have real emotion when it happened, some of the dialogue at that point was ad-libbed as it was real joy at making fire.
@BKNb77
@BKNb77 2 місяці тому
Tom Hanks really did light that fire. The Director wanted him to successfully do it on his own so he would capture his real reaction to it.
@deanlindholm1957
@deanlindholm1957 Рік тому
While I realized the CGI and other aspects, the constant sound of the waves was something I hadn't thought of
@TheInvisibleCactusYT
@TheInvisibleCactusYT Рік тому
I absolutely love this movie I got my own Wilson because of it
@jackandblaze5956
@jackandblaze5956 Рік тому
IRL, didn't Hanks marry someone named Wilson?
@yanni2112
@yanni2112 Рік тому
@@jackandblaze5956 Rita
@yanni2112
@yanni2112 Рік тому
I live on Wilson Commons
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@user-ss6wq5ly1c
@user-ss6wq5ly1c 8 місяців тому
Still one of my favorite movies till this day! (2023) I can’t imagine any other actor playing this part either. It was definitely 100% made for Mr. Tom Hanks!
@tabby73
@tabby73 Рік тому
Love this movie! Seen it several times and never noticed the things you describe here so immersed I was in the story and Tom Hank's acting. One of his lines towards the end when he talks to his friend has stuck with me throughout the years - "I've got to keep breathing because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring."
@dollarjilt1
@dollarjilt1 Рік тому
classic line that has also struck with me especially during a 5 month lock down in communist Vietnam last year with all the horrrors of a one party police state going insane
@tabby73
@tabby73 Рік тому
@@dollarjilt1 omg that must have been tough!
@b-man1232
@b-man1232 Рік тому
AWESOME movie!! One of those rare movies that you can watch over and over again!
@abdenourbat4023
@abdenourbat4023 Рік тому
in the entire history of cinema One of the best movies ever made and I could watch it over and over again without getting tired of it
@SkipSpotter
@SkipSpotter Рік тому
What a great sneak-peak behind the scenes. Such a simple movie, and yet so much appears to have gone into it's creation. Listening to your sound design explanations gave me a chuckle... because out of everything i learned from obtaining a degree in digital media (avec film studies), was the word "DIEGETIC" and off course "NON-DIEGETIC" This word is the only true constant which comes to mind when I look back. Sorry for rambling.
@mensaconservative7887
@mensaconservative7887 Рік тому
Once in a motel room I tuned to this movie and watched over an hour of it before I realized I was on a Spanish only channel. I laughed so hard at myself.
@Jordanmilo
@Jordanmilo Рік тому
The most amazing trick in this film is making the audience believe that someone could fall in love with and pine away for Helen Hunt.
@howard5992
@howard5992 Рік тому
LOL ... she really hams it up at the end too " cowboy "
@damonr4136
@damonr4136 Рік тому
That's hilarious 😂
@FatboyDLR
@FatboyDLR 2 місяці тому
Not only that, he was on the island for four years, when he found her she had a three-year-old daughter. You are pregnant for nine months. Do the math, three months after he was gone she was banging some other dude.
@beverlygiroux2824
@beverlygiroux2824 Рік тому
Another GREAT movie, with Tom Hanks!! Oh my goodness, I have so many of all his films. The most moving moment in this film, was him working on his tooth....Terrific acting. TOM, you should have gotten yet another OSCAR!! Bev in Maine
@maxdugan211
@maxdugan211 Рік тому
I loved the part where he threw Wilson away and then the look on his face when he realized what he had done.
@Umski
@Umski 6 місяців тому
I only recently watched this again - it's strange how many details you pick up on the second time round - I think it's mind blowing that the speech would have been re-dubbed like that!
@madiantin
@madiantin 3 місяці тому
I did indeed notice the lack of soundtrack and so appreciated it. Absolutely fantastic film.
@WIGGYMEISTER76
@WIGGYMEISTER76 Рік тому
Great video! I can’t get enough of all the behind the scenes info, very enlightening. Loving your channel, good work! (new subscriber)👌🏼
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Thank you so much!
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@slcRN1971
@slcRN1971 Рік тому
I really enjoy the ‘behind the scenes’ section of a film!! That’s one reason I wanted DVDs - - soon after they came out, rather than the VCH tapes.
@Jamboree_maker
@Jamboree_maker Рік тому
One of the best moments in the history of mankind and filming is when Tom Hanks discovers fire in castaway.
@Kevinb1821
@Kevinb1821 8 місяців тому
No music on the island is perfect. It makes you feel isolated. Every time I watch this movie I feel the dread of being alone on an island
@greenbeagle13
@greenbeagle13 Рік тому
One of the best movies I have seen. Gotta' watch this one again... Thank you for this video. Love your channel.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@greenbeagle13
@greenbeagle13 Рік тому
@@c3N3q - No, but I support Tom Hanks.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
@@greenbeagle13 I know. If Tom Hangs was a child rapist that would be as crazy as if a number of employees of Disney have been arrested on child porn charges, mainly in the last 5 - 6 years. And also few lawyers, teachers, professors, priests, doctors, politicians, judges, policemen.... Child porn is thriving, at least that is easy to verify. John of God, best bud of Oprah, Jimmy Savile, best but of the British royal family, Jeffrey Epstein, best bud of the American celebs,, Search for Ricky Gervais' speech @Oscars , and look at their reactions... Tom is there.. 🤞
@greenbeagle13
@greenbeagle13 Рік тому
@@c3N3q - I will . I love Ricky Gervais, but I simply don't believe Tom Hanks is a "child rapist". Not arguing with you, just disagreeing. And I will always watch his movies. By the way, not that it matters, but I was sexually assaulted by my drunken step-father when I was 7 (not just one time either). ✌🏾
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
@@greenbeagle13 I'm sorry to hear about and I don't envy you your experience with your step father. And I don't blame you for not believing. Still,, Oprah didn't know?, the queen and her sons and the British secret service didn't know?, all the actors, politicians and other celebs didn't know? Epstein committed suicide in the prison cell ? You can find many interviews with (young) actors who claim they were abused by many in the show business, as in standard practice if you want in the game... Look at hanx during Ricky's speech...
@cynthianaylor9514
@cynthianaylor9514 Рік тому
I just went through hurricane Ian( literally unscathed but the people a couple blocks away not so lucky ).I told my sister on the east coast that once I got my power back I was going to run out and yell power. She said she would not acknowledge my existence.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@EricaGamet
@EricaGamet 4 місяці тому
I've seen a few comments how there was a hotel on that island. It's only become a tourist spot since the film. Hanks just recently talked about how it was one of his favorite movie experiences because he had to take an hour's boat ride to that island every morning from where he was staying. There wasn't any power on the island, so they could only film in the daylight. So, no, we wouldn't have seen a hotel if they swung the camera around.
@user-vu4of5cc1x
@user-vu4of5cc1x 3 місяці тому
This is a great video. It demonstrate the art of storytelling and its difficulties clearly. Basically, with all that input (sounda and visuals), the filmmaker had to make difficult choices on which ones to be included and combine them beautifully not just to tell the story, but to make it easier for the audience to relate to the protagonist.
@wildman2012
@wildman2012 Рік тому
I seem to recall that Hanks actually was successful in making fire with that primitive technique. (But he may have had help for the actual scene that made it to film.)
@predater5017
@predater5017 Рік тому
he 100% didnt do it in that scene thats for sure.
@andersonvideomaker
@andersonvideomaker Рік тому
Não foi o Hanks! A fumaça começou na parte de cima da isca de fogo.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@seaoftranquility7228
@seaoftranquility7228 Рік тому
I always thought it would have made a funny ending if, when he delivered the package that he had held on to without opening, the guy had opened it and said, “oh wow, a satellite phone”
@easternyellowjacket276
@easternyellowjacket276 Рік тому
Yep. And then saying.....and it still has a charge after all this time.
@moosewhizzerdave2066
@moosewhizzerdave2066 Рік тому
Very funny! Maybe some dental pliers and novacane.
@canadude6401
@canadude6401 Рік тому
Or a 3 pack of Spalding tennis balls. SPALDING!!!!!!!!
@JDistheone
@JDistheone Рік тому
In an interview, when asked what was inside that box Director Z said "solar powered GPS satellite phone".
@seaoftranquility7228
@seaoftranquility7228 Рік тому
@@JDistheone Ha. That’s awesome.
@57thorns
@57thorns 2 місяці тому
The sound by the beach is so true. Went for a dog walk along the beach on windy (but not stormy) day and we turned inland for the return,. the relief from the noise was immense. Beaches are not calm places in the least, the one thing that best compares is a pedestrian bridge crossing a six lane motorway.
@cymro6537
@cymro6537 4 місяці тому
Such a great film.
@terrenceoday9493
@terrenceoday9493 Рік тому
When I saw Castaway, I was thinking how funny it would be if the unopened package Hanks saved contained a satellite phone with charged battery and instructions.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@keysburntgucci9016
@keysburntgucci9016 Рік тому
The creator had said It did have that along with other useful survival kit.
@johndardi1334
@johndardi1334 6 місяців тому
Bro that’s GOLD!!!
@TheRgregor455
@TheRgregor455 Рік тому
One of the best films with barely and speaking, and I feel that with Tom Hanks as the great actor he is could pull it off.
@justinewright2964
@justinewright2964 Рік тому
I’ve always said this! A film with barely any speaking,Tom hanks could only pull it off! X x
@Itsnotapet
@Itsnotapet Рік тому
You havent seen Willy's Wonderland
@ArchanDelon12
@ArchanDelon12 2 місяці тому
In an interview with Don Burgess, the film’s cinematographer, he stated that Tom Hanks was required to actually make the fire himself using the friction technique. The surprise reaction and comments when it finally worked were genuine because it took him over 90 minutes to start the fire.
@squiggymcsquig6170
@squiggymcsquig6170 Рік тому
I thought he and Wilson were alone! Those green guys were never shown in the film. Changes the whole story, man.
@RareVBlue
@RareVBlue Рік тому
They use 2 thin strands of metal that looks like grass and pass a weak electric current through the metal strands and that then ignites the real grass around it? That would be the way I'd do it.
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Nice!
@MontyMars
@MontyMars Рік тому
I had not noticed (4:51) that Wilson was on top of a body made from driftwood with arms and hands!
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@MontyMars
@MontyMars Рік тому
@@c3N3q Wow that was random. Troll
@JPGenergy
@JPGenergy Рік тому
Literally googled where this was filmed yesterday after watching it again, now this popped up and answered all my questions lol
@brendacather5648
@brendacather5648 Рік тому
Cast Away is one of my go to comfort movie to watch.
@Flamethatburns
@Flamethatburns Рік тому
The fire came when two small wires from steel wool, connected to a switch and battery on the bottom of the board, were short circuited.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@invoxicated
@invoxicated Рік тому
I'm glad the movie didn't have a background music score until Chuck left the island. Todays movies are ruined by the background music being too loud. Too many movies I have watched with background music scores I can't hear what the actors are saying. Its ridiculous.
@markw208
@markw208 Рік тому
2 of my favorite movies, Castaway & No Country For Old Men, are BETTER for having no musical score.
@Pyrolonn
@Pyrolonn 7 місяців тому
Very interesting seeing how Hollywood magic is done. I loved the air crash scene in the theater had my heart rate up and breathing up as well. I was sitting in the direct center and the surround sound really brought it in. I was curious if watching it at home with a sound bar and subwoofer would come close, and sadly it did not.
@nomenestomen3452
@nomenestomen3452 Рік тому
Just the thumbnail made me laugh hysterically.
@TheLondonForever00
@TheLondonForever00 Рік тому
Mind blowing info! Although when making the fire the forward motion and pressure wave would have caused the smoke to push away quite fast... We see it as the smoke starts away crim the bottom of the stick abs the bark.
@TheLondonForever00
@TheLondonForever00 Рік тому
I've a prize you can claim... 🖕
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@onitaijeoma1450
@onitaijeoma1450 Рік тому
I loved this movie so much that I cried
@rstash1
@rstash1 2 місяці тому
Hanks is an actor in the highest sense of the word. There are a few others, but none have a better range. He's made classics that will play well a hundred years from now. My wife still goes back to the 1930s classics - except for "The Shop Around the Corner" with Jimmy Stewart vs. "You've got mail". Both are classics despite being almost almost 100 difference in age.
@nightfox4648
@nightfox4648 Рік тому
Dude your spot on ...again lol... Great vid 🤘😎💥
@RaoneG34
@RaoneG34 Рік тому
3:44 i laughed so much, oh that's why they mute tha audio
@mortuus4601
@mortuus4601 Рік тому
whats so funny ?
@RaoneG34
@RaoneG34 Рік тому
@@mortuus4601 when he change the voice 😂
@SunnyMoonProductions
@SunnyMoonProductions Рік тому
Such a great video. The editing is outstanding. The thumbnail is hilarious too.
@ritamarie4453
@ritamarie4453 4 місяці тому
Academy Award winning performance, and movie.
@laffi
@laffi 2 місяці тому
I think I read that Tom Hanks made the fire for real, and how happy he looks, is real too!
@soupbone7345
@soupbone7345 Рік тому
I thought that green dude was just a figment of Tom's Hanks character, was I the only one who could see him during the movie ?? Wow !
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@pamflowers8364
@pamflowers8364 Рік тому
Great movie but I always wondered about the claimed origin of the idea for the film. The time spent on the island is remarkably similar to what is described in the book Journal of A Voyage To Nowhere by Charles Fern published 1971.
@scootaloo118
@scootaloo118 Рік тому
5:00 just like a broadcasting crew. Emotional vibrational frequency from the news folks. It creates the mood for the ....story.... The world is stage and you are a consumer.
@paulidevoss7249
@paulidevoss7249 Рік тому
In the fire-lighting scene the first wisps would be added digitally. Then you’ll notice they cut to a new angle where the real fire springs to life. Another subtle but interesting indication of the planning and forethought in this movie
@compraunacasa6389
@compraunacasa6389 Рік тому
I was looking forward to the moment he saw humans again and how he would interact with them and explain how he ended up on a raft. But the jumped from him seeing the boat, to being back in society.
@cyberwomble7524
@cyberwomble7524 Рік тому
Well done, you've done what millions of dollars of marketing couldn't - make me want to watch the movie!
@TheLT704
@TheLT704 Рік тому
It didn't nose dive it landed the same way Sully landed in the Hudson...part of the roof had blown off..hence that's how Chuck escaped from the sinking plane...
@Talmiior
@Talmiior 2 місяці тому
I'm pretty sure the fire shot was real. I read somewhere that the director wanted Hank to be truly excited about making fire, and that scene apparently took quite a while before he achieved it. So his excitement over producing fire was actually authentic.
@JustWasted3HoursHere
@JustWasted3HoursHere 5 місяців тому
I like when CG is used "invisibly" like this, much as Zemeckis did for "Forrest Gump". I never knew that they used green/blue screen for the scene on top of the cliff on the island! That is some good CG!
@pantherplatform
@pantherplatform Рік тому
How anyone survives a nose dive into the ocean in a jumbo jet is beyond me. The film could've ended right there and made sense.
@dogwalker666
@dogwalker666 Рік тому
The engine that kept running without fuel was dumb too.
@paulya1269
@paulya1269 Рік тому
In reality, only would have been survivable if Sully was in the captain’s seat.
@fusspot57
@fusspot57 Рік тому
Despite not having a music soundtrack in the traditional sense, Alan Silvestri's haunting title theme is simply beautiful and perfectly describes the desolation as a tone poem.
@hranicarzpanelaku1203
@hranicarzpanelaku1203 Рік тому
i discovered u today and i need to say good job man,interesting and nice content,thx and subscribed
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Thank you so much!
@jordonrodrigues960
@jordonrodrigues960 Рік тому
His content is so awesome. Love watching his work
@vjaygopi
@vjaygopi 9 місяців тому
Watched the movie today, what a beautiful masterpiece even after watching after 23yrs
@dogloverjb6873
@dogloverjb6873 Рік тому
this was a classic of a movie... one of my favorites
@gg349
@gg349 Рік тому
It's not a desert island, there is no desert on the island. It's a 'deserted' island
@thomHD
@thomHD 2 місяці тому
In a time when most films are too long, with Cast Away I wish we'd have been with him on the island 60+ minutes longer.
@aguythatworkstoomuch4624
@aguythatworkstoomuch4624 Рік тому
Great video and great movie! Thanks
@seldoon_nemar
@seldoon_nemar Рік тому
i'm just guessing here but i always assumed the fire was lit electrically. that berm the wood is sitting on is a little convenient. If it were me trying to make that shot i would just have 2 leads pokeing up into the wood and then when the fire is needed, you hook up a battery and the connection heats up and ignights the tinder
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@NawazAlamgir
@NawazAlamgir Рік тому
Correction - ADR stands for Additional Dialogue Recording
@robertholtz
@robertholtz Рік тому
Technically, you’re both right. ADR has had multiple variations in official use including Automated Dialogue Replacement, Additional Dialogue Recording and variations of both. It’s also known as Dubbing or After-Dubbing.
@NawazAlamgir
@NawazAlamgir Рік тому
@@robertholtz I've worked in the film industry for 15 years never heard it been called anything else!
@NawazAlamgir
@NawazAlamgir Рік тому
@@robertholtz sometimes I've heard additional dialogue read.
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
According to Randy Thom (Cast Away's sound designer) it stands for Automated Dialogue Replacement, but @Robert J. Holtz is correct, there are other variations.
@KalikoTrapp
@KalikoTrapp Рік тому
@@FameFocus I, too, have heard "Automated Dialogue Replacement", but wonder what on earth is "automated" about it? It also seems that "Additional Dialogue Recording" might also be problematic because it begs the question what is "additional" about the dialogue when it's just replacing the ambient dialogue they already have in the can? Any ideas Fame Focus, or anyone? I am genuinely very interested in this topic.
@AllThingsRenStimpy
@AllThingsRenStimpy Рік тому
I like how you watermark every studio's footage, for the same simple gag.
@ballboff
@ballboff Рік тому
Tom Hanks puts 101% into his movies, of course he made his own fire!
@adferhinori
@adferhinori Рік тому
CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW NY MAN JUST EDITS HIM SELF SO WELL THAT I THOUGHT THAT HE WAS IN THE MOVIE LIKE FR THOUGHT HE WAS IN THE MOVIE 💀
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@koowilliam
@koowilliam Рік тому
Isn't Day For Night stands for DFN and not DNF?
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Yes, you are absolutely right. Apologies, this is an error. It is in fact meant to say DFN.
@soutarm
@soutarm Рік тому
Did Not Finish 🤣
@g_pazzini
@g_pazzini Рік тому
I saw DNF in F1 racing or MotoGP 😂😂
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
lol
@Nicksonian
@Nicksonian Рік тому
I have never seen DFN in a movie that wasn’t obvious.
2 місяці тому
The plane going down is exactly how I imagined it would happen.
@RSTI191
@RSTI191 Рік тому
Brilliant video..Excellent work.. thnx for the post
@Parawingdelta2
@Parawingdelta2 Рік тому
One of the few films you can easily watch many times. You wonder what you would do in the same situation.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
Who cares about hanks? Do you support people who rape children? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@Parawingdelta2
@Parawingdelta2 Рік тому
@@c3N3q You've obviously got some personal issues. Not something I can help you with.
@c3N3q
@c3N3q Рік тому
@@Parawingdelta2 I don't need your help. Do a bit of research. Have you seen Out of the shadows?
@garybregel4606
@garybregel4606 Рік тому
I would probably die with my luck.
@Longshot_NYC
@Longshot_NYC Рік тому
No birds and no seagulls cause that made it seem lonelier
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
I don't think there were actually any there in real life (from what I can find online)
@stereokid
@stereokid Рік тому
Or because there is no McDonald's parking lot.
@Abdullahs_World
@Abdullahs_World 6 місяців тому
Extra ordinary.. best movie
@ronaldkonkoma4356
@ronaldkonkoma4356 Рік тому
Day Nor Fight
@FameFocus
@FameFocus Рік тому
Lol, exactly!
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