They will have families of the victims and cast members talking about the movie (which is premiering at the Ziegfield today...good luck to them...can't go anywhere without hearing about it.)
I agree, Native. Cheyenne was amazing, as he always is. Yeah, it seems like Mark Bingham's mom really loves him! I thought that was so cute when Cheyenne said "I did everything I could to make him come to life." and she said "And you really did. You really did." and smiled at him. How cute is that? It seems like he really BECAME her son. She really loves him, and who couldn't love him? He's great!
He was so great and even with the small bits of humor he tried to put into the interview to make it less of a serious interview. Like ASUFan said- Who couldnt love him- He's AMAZING.
My favorite part was when he said "I'm in therapy, but it's not because of making this movie."
It was a little strange that they didn't mention that both Mark and Cheyenne were/are gay. I mean, that was the crucial part to his being cast in that part. They found actors who could draw on a number of their own real-life experiences to bring to their characters (flight attendants playing flight attendants; pilots playing pilots; and a big hunk of muscled up gay man playing same.)
I guess that's America -- don't talk about the obvious.
Cheyenne did a great job on the show. That pilot was kind of an ass, though, disagreeing with everything Cheyenne said.
Its like when Cheyenne was like "I only got 2 hours of sleep during this movie." and the guy who played the pilot was like "See, I had the opposite effect, I slept fine, could walk off set and be fine." I was "Woah, asshole much?"
I know! That aggravated me so much. Every time Cheyenne said something, Christian Clemenson (I think that's his name) had to comment on it or disagree with Cheyenne. And to one of the questions, I think Larry King asked how they got along with the actors who played the terrorists, and Christian said " I couldn't talk to them for two weeks. I think I was the one who held out the longest." But I remeber in another interview Cheyenne said "For two weeks I couldn't treat them as human beings."