Sully 'The Real People Behind the Miracle' Featurette (2016)

Sully - Featurette
'The Real People Behind the Miracle'
The story of Chesley Sullenberger, who became a hero after gliding his plane along the water in the Hudson River, saving all of the airplane flights 155 crew and passengers.

Some of the best and most funniest movie moments happen behind the scenes. FilmIsNow Movie Extras channel gives you the latest and best behind the scenes footage, bloopers, interviews, featurettes, deleted/alternate scenes. We give you the before, during and after that goes into making movies.

[shieldwolfminiatures]

Everything was put into immediate motion, superfast response by everyone involved. When humanity is willing, it works miracles...

[kimberlyanne]

Captain Sully and Co-pilot put that plane down in the Hudson like he was putting a newborn to sleep.
He’s a smooth pilot.

[Xantar]

I remember watching this scene and thinking, "Those actors playing the rescuers look like they know what they're doing, but their line delivery is a little stilted."

And then I watched this behind the scenes featurette and was like, really cool."

[juananguiano]

That moto sounds cool "it wasn't just me it was all of us"

[ilovepercabethpercyjackson]

Wow one of the most greatest movues in hollywood about one of the greatest aviation water landings in aviation history thank you sully this is truly heartwarming and it made me cry *round of applause* 😭😭😭❤❤❤👏👏😄😄😄😄😄🔥🔥🔥☺☺☺😚☺☺

[Masterpieceman]

This may be the first time in film history where the actor is heavier than the real life person they are portraying. Usually it's the other way around.

[mirzamay]

Sully couldn't land the plane again in simulations. No one could do it in simulations under the real conditions. That blows my mind.

[tulunadu]

Hats off to you all...by an Indian..🙏👏

[SawyamGaming]

It is very dangerous land on water the pilots are very good

[IkramKhan-qtqc]

It was unbelievable story, I am really really surprised, that's it nothing to say

[georgebuller]

I'm usually not a great fan of what I call American "happy-Clappy" films, but knowing that this really happened and once more seeing that in such instances HUMANITY comes to the fore, I tip my hat in salute to all those involved.

That there was an enquiry afterwards that seemed to want to blame the crew is, I suppose, normal. Someone has to be blamed after all! (Could have blamed the poor old birds, but hey, they couldn't be held financially accountable!). Insurance companies ALL want to avoid payouts and pass the buck!

I haven't yet seen this film in its entirety, but I plan to - soon.

In closing, extremely well done to all who were there that day and who helped save lives.

[douglasmacy]

Only in NYC could people come together as one

[punkrockneverdie]

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[marilor]

Why not make a film with Tenerife tragedy 1977?

[lukemansfield]

can I meet suly please make my wish tru I love suly