Which, of course, is fine feature films are not documentaries, and what’s most important is an accurate representation of the truth.
It really gives you that perspective and depth of who these men really are."įilms that carry the sometimes-worrisome tag “based on a true story” often play fast and loose with the “true” part of that description. "To be able to show people, not only as firefighters why these men are such great people, but just as humans in general in their willingness to help others in many different, unique situations was just phenomenal to be able to see. "No, you know, everything that I’ve been, all these trials and tribulations that I’ve had in my life, you know my brothers have been there to help me and bring that success in my life," he said. McDonough said it didn't bother him to see these parts of his life played out in the film. The film shows Brendan McDonough, the lone survivor of the Yarnell Hill Fire hotshot crew, who is played by Miles Teller, using drugs before he joined the team, and struggling to make sense of his life.
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