- On April 18, 2016, the prototype Jeff Bowman and Jacob Benjamin Gyllenhaal who played him simultaneously kicked off for the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
- Filming began almost at the same time as the film "Terror Attack on Boston" starring Mark Wahlberg and directed by Peter Borg. In that movie, it was Dan Whelton who played Jeff Bowman.
- Kevin Bowman, who was in charge of Costco at the time, starred in the movie as a guest.
- Jacob Benjamin Gyllenhaal's eyes are blue. In order to resemble the prototype, they are turned into dark brown in this movie.
- In the film, Jeff Bowman spent a week in a wheelchair at the home of the Boston Bruins and raised the flag. It was shot again on the scene after the Bruins' home game against the Carolina Hurricanes on April 5, 2016. Part of the scene was real. The game screen.
- After the movie was released, the protagonist Jeff Bowman and his wife Irene divorced regrettably.
- The North American release day of the film on September 22, 2017 is the birthday of the heroine Irene.
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Extended Reading
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Jazmin 2022-03-25 09:01:14
Realistic and calm record "live", there are crying, laughing, anger, despair, escape, forgiveness, regret and shake. The movie is more about the positive energy of American values, but the reality is that Jeff and his wife are still divorced. The same series "Terrorist Attack on Boston" can be watched together. PS, the ending song Homecoming-Josh Ritter, "Billions" Billions also used. 2019.5.2 6/10
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Buster 2022-03-22 09:02:20
When the female protagonist showed him the pregnancy test stick in the car, the moral kidnapping presented by the male protagonist's words, even for a moment, was vividly reflected. But it can't hide the psychological suffering after losing both legs. The filming was so boring.
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Carlos: So I ran to the fire, and there you were. Helping you made me feel like I had helped my son. And for that, I am grateful.
Jeff Bauman: You are grateful?
Carlos: Yeah. You help me as much as I help you. and I came here to say "Thank you."
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Jeff Bauman: [voice over] And now it's just about healing, getting better, and showing the world I'm fine and that, you know. I'm not gonna let this hold me down, you know, because maybe if they see that, then maybe they won't let stuff hold them down, either. And, you know, there's always gonna be pain, I think, but, I don't know, I just wanna, like... live.