World Trade Center (2006)

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Written by Andrea Berloff, John McLoughlin

Directed by Oliver Stone

Running Time: 129 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

On 11 September 2001, Port Authority policemen John McLoughlin (Nicolas Cage, pictured) and Will Jimeno (Michael Peņa) rush to the site of New York's Twin Towers when news starts to trickle in of the disaster in progress. As they reach the site, the second tower falls, trapping the men under a mountain of rubble. As their families wait anxiously at home for news of the men's fates, they lie helpless, depending entirely on the efforts of the brave rescue workers above them.

Based on the true accounts of two of the last survivors to be brought out of the World Trade Center wreckage alive, this is a moving, uplifting tale of heroism and hope. Director Oliver Stone surprised critics and fans alike by abandoning his former outspoken conspiracy theories to craft a simple, patriotic tale of everyday people reacting with quiet courage on one of the darkest days in modern Western history.

Cast

Image for Nicolas CageNicolas CageJohn McLoughlin
Image for Maria BelloMaria BelloDonna McLoughlin
Connor PaoloSteven McLoughlin
Anthony PiccininniJJ McLoughlin
Alexa GerasimovichErin McLoughlin
Morgan FlynnCaitlin McLoughlin
Image for Michael PeņaMichael PeņaWill Jimeno
Armando RiescoAntonio Rodrigues
Image for Jay HernandezJay HernandezDominick Pezzulo
Joe StarrSubway Rider
Jon BernthalChristopher Amoroso
William JimenoPort Authority Officer
Nick DamiciLt. Kassimatis
Image for Jude CiccolellaJude CiccolellaInspector Fields

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