Two Towers

Author: Pat
Location: New York

"Two Towers"

Directed By Robert De Niro
Written By Paul Haggis & John Logan

Principal Cast:

Ben Affleck (Henry Brady)
Nicole Kidman (June Brady)
Kiefer Sutherland (Mike Smucinski)
Gene Hackman (Chief John Masiano)
Josh Hartnett (Kevin Jones)
Samuel L. Jackson (Marv Kingston)
Bruce Willis (Eric Van Goen)
Keanu Reeves (Gary Vernicke)
Tom Welling (Ryan Rutkowski)
L. Scott Caldwell (Olivia)
Virginia Madsen (Erin Smucinski)
Sean Astin (Hunter Siminelli)
Aaron Eckhardt (Alex Davidson)
Debra Messing (Liza Copitanni)

Tagline:
"Remember Them"

Synopsis: On September 11, 2001, a disaster of epic proportions took place in New York City. Robert De Niro directs this latest film revolving around those horrific terrorist attacks. "Two Towers" is a story about a crew of firefighters who risk it all to rescue people from the skyscrapers. Ben Affleck leads the cast, which includes Nicole Kidman, Kiefer Sutherland, Gene Hackman, Josh Hartnett, Samuel L. Jackson, and Bruce
Willis.

What the Press Would Say:

"Two Towers" is the first 9/11 movie to be made by a person who is actually from New York and it shows.Robert De Niro deserves ultimate kudos for conveying he sense of sadness and destruction on that fatefulday. Ben Affleck stars as the leader of a fire company who climb up the burning building to rescue people who are trapped. But it is the supporting cast, especially Kiefer Sutherland, who stand out in this, movie by showing frighteningly realistic emotions when dealing with the losses suffered so many years ago.

Best Picture
Best Director-Robert De Niro
Best Actor-Ben Affleck
Best Supporting Actor-Kiefer Sutherland
Best Supporting Actress-L. Scott Caldwell
Best Original Screenplay-Paul Haggis & John Logan
Best Art Direction
Best Cinematography
Best Film Editing
Best Makeup
Best Original Score
Best Sound Mixing
Best Sound Editing
Best Visual Effects