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Although the story of the film takes place in 1995, the Cherokee Jeep driven by Chuck is a 1999 model.
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If Chuck’s name is abbreviated as "C", the names are linked together to be "C. Noland", and the pronunciation is "see no land".
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Contrary to public opinion, FedEx did not pay the producer a penny.
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A volleyball in the film was later auctioned and sold for $18,400.
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Most of the night scenes on the desert island were shot during the day, and the night sky and dark background were added in post-production.
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Approximately one and a half hours of sound in the entire film was re-added in post-production.
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The filming took 16 months, and the filming was stopped midway for up to a year. However, the reason for the stop was not because of extraneous branches, but to allow Tom Hanks to lose 55 pounds and grow his hair.
Cast Away behind the scenes gags
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Erika 2022-03-24 09:01:04
The unopened package is an unfinished mission and a hope that can be sustained. But if it were me, even if miraculously arrived on the island, I would not survive the first month.
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Brandy 2022-03-25 09:01:03
Uncle Hanks's honesty and simplicity makes survival on a deserted island that should be full of despair and loneliness become fun, full of the purest willpower and faith. How many roads must a man walk down before they call him a man? Aunt Helen Hunt was really a beauty when she was young!
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Chuck Noland: You can program it. It vibrates. It lights up. You can see it in the dark.
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Pilot Blaine: Tahiti control. FedEx 88. Broadcasting in the blind. How do you read?