00:00.
00:06Deepwater Horizon
00:07was the largest oil rig in the world
00:09and was digging the deepest well
00:11that has ever been dug in the history
00:13of the world.
00:15Well, everybody knows what happened
00:17in 2010 in the Gulf, but not a lot
00:19of people are aware of the fact that people
00:21lost their lives.
00:26You are watching
00:27the 12 hours that lead up to the
00:29è stato un'ottima risposta di partecipare
00:31attivano i questi individui che hanno fatto in una situazione molto complicata.
00:36È ora 1395, c'è un'ottima pressione.
00:39Tu avi cutti la tua carca in half.
00:48Bliare a ricreazione del rig.
00:52Il era uno dei settori più costruzzi in la storia della film.
00:55E' un po' surrealista, guarda e abbiamo costruito un rig di acqua, è piuttosto, è piuttosto, è piuttosto, è piuttosto.
01:02Il main deck è 53 feet in the air, il heli deck è un altro 14 feet on top of
01:07that, il tank size è 2.5 milioni di galloni.
01:10Quando passiamo al Drill Shack o quando passiamo al Deepwater Horizon Bridge, ci sono tutti questi monti, tutti questi bottoni.
01:16Ci stiamo cercando di mantenere reale, questi sono reali reali, e che all'imbrano da reali rigs.
01:22In talking to some of the people here who were on the oil rig,
01:25they were always amazed at how accurate the drill site was and the rig and the bridge.
01:31What man can make is unreal, and talk about putting an actor right where they need to be.
01:43We were trying to duplicate the mud blowout, it just required an enormous amount of mud.
01:50I think we were going somewhere around 5,000 to 6,000 gallons of mud per take.
01:55It was more mud than I've ever seen in my life.
01:59We have fire, oil, mud.
02:03We're gonna do as much of this practically as we possibly can.
02:07It's not difficult to imagine the confusion and the panic.
02:12There's debris and shrapnel flying everywhere.
02:15Everything's hot, too. Everything was on fire.
02:17It's like a frying pan. It's kind of crazy.
02:19People were like, yeah, we're just gonna light you on fire for a little while.
02:21Not a lot of fire.
02:23I'm like, this is not a good idea.
02:31This is about the 11 people that lost their lives and the people that went out there on the rig
02:35and their loved ones.
02:36We've been able to have so many people that were involved with the Deepwater Horizon.
02:40Mike Williams and Caleb Holloway, who were both on the oil rig during the time.
02:44And they had a complete license to say, hey, this is how it happened.
02:47This is a great opportunity to show the world what those men and women do out there.
02:51It's very dangerous work. Anything can kind of happen at any time.
02:54I don't care if it's 130 degrees on the rig and Pete's trying to blow you up every chance he
02:58gets.
02:59Those are the things that you kind of step up and do whatever you need to do to get it
03:03right.
03:03Found him here like this. He's hurt real bad. No, I can't get better.
03:06He's down right.
03:10It gives you the chills. You know, you couldn't imagine being a part of such a disaster.
03:15You love these people and you get to know them and you want to see them survive.
03:20And then you realize this is not a world that you've seen before.
03:22You need to have reason to want to make a movie.
03:25For me, it's the folks that survived that rig explosion.
03:28These people went through it. It's not make believe.
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