As 17's official toastmaster Ray Santos: and bullshitter. Thank you, Santos. Did I happen to mention you're cut out of my will? I think it appropriate that we recognize the two asswipes Probationary Firemen First, to Tim. Despite the fact that he has a rather dull expression, and a really hideous pair of ears; he not only took on the beast but pulled from its clutches, assisted by a more famous and brilliant firefighter, me, a kicking and screaming civilian who will probably wind up suing us for breaking her fingernails.
And to Brian! Help me Santos! You know, when I learned that both McCaffrey brothers would be assigned at the same station together at the same time, my heart was filled with So raise a glass, gents.
To funny-looking Tim, and the McCaffrey brothers, who have gotten on each other's nerves and still managed after all these years to still be pissed off at each other. Do you ever wonder why you're stuck at f--king lieutenant for life?
It ain't safe. You were costing me time. You didn't wait for back-up. You were wrong. Stephen: "What the hell is your problem? You don't understand.
My cousin, Sally used to work at Swayzak's office. She saw the files, Stephen. She saw what he did. Stephen: You set me up with those chemicals on the boat for what? I'm tryin' to explain. Brian: Stephen! You back off! Stephen: Axe! Somebody had to stop these pricks, Stephen. Stephen: What were you thinking?! You don't burn people! You're a fireman! I should've told you. I should've let you in on it, Brian: Let him in on what, John?
They were getting our friends killed for money. I had to, Stephen. I had to do it for the department and the family. Brian: Did you it for Tim, John? That was an accident! Stephen: Did you start that fire? Jesus Christ! Why'd you have to go in there so f--kin' early? Stephen: That's why you wanted me to wait! Let me finish! Brian: No, John! It's over.
You shut up! Your Dad would f--kin' puke if he saw how you shit on his department! Brian: What would he say about you were doing, John?
Your dad died saving my life, died saving my life and these people were killing firemen for money. Backdraft was written by Gregory Widen, a California firefighter who became a screenwriter.
The movie is based on stories he heard and experienced as a firefighter. Where was Ladder 49 filmed? The most realistic parts of Ladder 49, the new film shot in Baltimore and starring John Travolta and Joaquin Phoenix, are the things that movie-goers will never see on-screen. What is Trychtichlorate? Trychtichlorate isn't a real chemical; it was made up for the movie. In a high-rise fire, firefighters usually get off an elevator at least two floors below the fire.
How did Stephen die in Backdraft? It was, as they head off to the final fire. Axe is hanging off Stephen's leg, who is hanging by a thread to a metal pole. Just as Brian offers his hand out, Stephen falls, crashing through a pole, and Axe falls to his death. Stephen later dies, and Swayszak is arrested in the middle of a press conference. Who played in the first Backdraft movie? Who was in the first Backdraft movie? Backdraft is a American drama thriller film directed by Ron Howard and written by Gregory Widen.
Which Baldwin brother played in Backdraft? User reviews Review. Top review. Howard's film is solid, better than you think. THe film is done well, good acting for the most part, brilliant direction, and a decent screenplay.
I thought William Baldwin started out the first couple scenes with a bit of a constant smirk on his face, but his acting seemed to improve or maybe grow on me , he gave a satisfying performance. Meanwhile Russell was solid as well as his older brother who is an old-fashioned bitter fireman who takes too many risks.
The female performances were rather average, Jennifer Jason Leigh was decent as Jennifer a girl who helps Brian Baldwin. Rebecca DeMornay is not so great as Steven Russel 's ex-wife.
Robert DeNiro was great in his role as a fire department detective trying to solve the case. Walsh was also decent in his role, which was similar but expanded in F. Gary Gray's THe Negotiator. The best performance of the film came from Scott Glenn who was great as a firefighter known as "Axe".
I haven't seen Ladder49, so this is my favorite firefighter movie as of now. The script had some problems, as it didn't flow well, but the actors managed to save it although i was particularly upset with one dialogue between jennifer jason leigh and william baldwin which seemed like a complete rip-off of the scene where Michael Corleone and Kay see each other again after Michael is back from Sicily in Godfather part 1. But for the most part the script was average, not bad, but saved by brilliant direction, solid acting and great action.
The music was done very well and suited the film, props to Hans Zimmer for yet another great score. The cinematography was also very good, especially in the fire scenes, good job by Mikael Salomon. PersianPlaya Aug 8, Details Edit. Release date May 24, United States.
United States. Chicago Firehouse Restaurant, S. Box office Edit.
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