Only the Brave - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Only the Brave"
Only the Brave (2017)
Timing:
2:13 (133 min)
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Actors and characters
Scott Foxx
Character Travis Carter
Dylan Kenin
Character Robert Caldwell
Ryan Michael Busch
Character Dustin DeFord
Kenneth Miller
Character Sean Misner
Ryan Jason Cook
Character William Warneke
Brandon Bunch
Character Garret Zuppiger
Michael L. McNulty
Character Kevin Woyjeck
Nicholas Jenks
Character John Percin Jr.
Sam Quinn
Character Grant McKee
Natalie Hall
Character Natalie Johnson
Howard Ferguson Jr.
Character Brian Ferguson
Rachel Singer
Character Brendan's Mom
Ralph Alderman
Character Evaluator Hayes
Jenny Gabrielle
Character Desiree Steed
Brytnee Ratledge
Character Juliann Ashcraft
Pell James
Character Claire Caldwell
Jade Kammerman
Character Stephanie Turbyfill
Raleigh Cain
Character Nurse Nora
Lulu Jovovich
Character Kristi Whitted (uncredited)
Matthew Van Wettering
Character Joe Thurston
Forrest Fyre
Character Mayor Worthington
Nicholas Liam King
Character Caden Steed
Orion Pontes
Character Cambria Steed
Barbie Robertson
Character Marsena Thurston
Staci Robbins
Character Hot Shot Mom #1
Lauren Myers
Character Nurse #1
Michael Menchel
Character Old Bald Man
Kevin Wiggins
Character Yarnell Commander
Travis Armstrong
Character Deputy Sturgill Banks
Austin Dennis
Character Dusty
Andres Segura
Character Male Nurse
Duane Steinbrink
Character Rusty Pistols #1
Donn Pease
Character Rusty Pistols #2
Jim Dunham
Character Rusty Pistols #3
Bob Wood
Character Rusty Pistols #4
Jesus Cris Acosta
Character Wildland Firefighter (uncredited)
Paul Adkins
Character Yavapai County Sheriff's Deputy (uncredited)
Nathan V. Baker
Character Mourning Family Member (uncredited)
Jack Jackson
Character Hotshot Firefighter (uncredited)
Michael Love Toliver
Character Wildland Fire Fighter (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The real events depicted in this film occurred in June 2013.
- The film's screenplay is based on Sean Flynn's article "No Exit," published in GQ (Gentlemen’s Quarterly).
- Josh Brolin and Miles Teller were confirmed for roles in this film on March 1, 2016.
- Filming began on June 13, 2016, in the state of New Mexico (in the area of Santa Fe and Los Alamos).
- This is the third consecutive film directed by Joseph Kosinski with music by composer Joseph Trapanese and cinematography by Claudio Miranda.
- In preparation for the role, Jennifer Connelly specifically met Amanda Marsh, whose image she embodied on screen.
- Brandon Bunch from the Granite Mountain Hotshots firefighting team played his friend Garrett Zappiger in the film. The film shows Zappiger dying while fighting a fire, but in reality, he resigned two weeks before the events depicted in the film, as his wife was expecting a child.
- During filming, a mobile crane operator was crushed by the camera he was transporting to the shooting location. The operator filed a lawsuit seeking damages, claiming he was improperly instructed before the trip, causing him to choose the wrong route, and that he was not given time for a test run. The verdict was delivered at the end of 2022. The defendant was ordered to pay the plaintiff $66 million, which exceeded the film's worldwide box office gross ($28 million).
- Jennifer Connelly wore the same pair of boots on set that Amanda Marsh once wore.
- When Brendan McDonough received confirmation of the deaths of all nineteen team members, a cell phone began to ring on one of the car seats. McDonough later recounted in an interview that this is exactly what happened. The families of the deceased firefighters received terrible news and began trying to reach them. According to McDonough, he couldn't bring himself to answer the calls at the time.
- An investigation conducted by the authorities of the state of Arizona blamed the forestry service for the deaths of the nineteen firefighters, claiming that its representatives deliberately prioritized property protection over safety regulations, and that the evacuation of personnel should have been carried out earlier than it actually was. The fine imposed on the forestry service amounted to $559,000.
- The official report provided by the Arizona forestry service stated that, although the members of the “Granite Mountain Hotshots” used fire shelters as required by protocol, the heat from the flames, fanned by strong winds, made the conditions inside the canyon where the firefighters found themselves completely uninhabitable. The investigation showed that the temperature near the source of the fire reached 1,000 degrees Celsius, which exceeded the shelter's specifications and, of course, the temperature a human being could withstand.
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